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by buckhx 10y ago
A trie can efficiently match all routes that start with a prefix. With a hashmap you wouldn't be off any better than a list efficiency wise.
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by buckhx 10y ago
Here's a screencast of a side project that used that technique. The top artists are bound to quadkeys and are loaded via the ontileload event via a websocket. Going to get back into some map work in the next few months and might write
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by buckhx 10y ago
1% is WWWAAAYYY too low. The stack overflow survey in a sibling comment had 30%. Some of us don't love all the baggage that comes with a full IDE.
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by buckhx 10y ago
One of my favorite tricks with leaflet is to tie into the ontileload event. You can index your data by tile id or quadkey and seamlessly load your data in for the specific data that is in view.
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by buckhx 10y ago
GRPC requires http2 which is only supported by ALB and not ELB. Our services are mostly GRPC so lack of ALB means we can't use k8s out of ths box on AWS if that adds any fuel to the fire.
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by buckhx 10y ago
I haven't made it over to Ichiran, but have hesitated over the price. It's $19 for a standard bowl which is pretty ridiculous especially given it's location (Bushwick). That does include tip, but even a soda is $5...
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by buckhx 10y ago
I feel like a lot of their engineering blog posts are patting themselves on the back a bit prematurely. Here's an article I wrote last year about a blog post they put up about their approach to geofencing which I was not particularly i
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by buckhx 10y ago
Smoke shack >> double double animal style. You can give In-N-Out more points on value, but whenever some one says In-N-Out is hands down better better than Shake Shack I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.
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by buckhx 10y ago
Rust's format macro only takes string literals as a template, so you can't provide a runtime string template. The solution seems to be adding an external templating lib, which seems like overkill for a single template.
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by buckhx 10y ago
At least in the cities I'm familiar with they all seem to be in either clubbing areas or difficult places to get to.
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by buckhx 10y ago
The rankings are a bit more objective than Michelin in the sense that they are generated based on trip data. That being said, check out some of them in cities you are familiar with and see how you feel about them.
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Uber Restaurant Guide(uber.com)
8 points by buckhx 10y ago|6 comments
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by buckhx 10y ago
I remember seeing the lib a few months ago and thought it was neat. I even went to find the repo and call shenanigans on this post before I looked at the comments. Really cool to see you following up with it.
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by buckhx 10y ago
Agreed, I never really was interested in the history of the region until listening to Dan Carlin's latest series on the Assyrian and Persian Empires. Pretty crazy to think of Herodotus seeing ruins of the Assyrian's and viewing it
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by buckhx 10y ago
The Infatuation | Software Engineer: Product | NYC ONSITE | https://www.theinfatuation.com/ We're looking for a product focused front-end engineer to work directly with our CTO ( https://medium.com/@buck
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by buckhx 10y ago
Do mean from a design perspective or from a content perspective? From a design perspective, I agree, but clients pay for obnoxious ads and integrated content is hard to produce even with a sea of copy writers.
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by buckhx 10y ago
On the company side, I've only gotten scripted applications which is a bit disheartening. Going to thumb through the "Who wants to be hired" post for November and see if I get any good leads in there.
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by buckhx 10y ago
My thoughts on Yelp is that you are getting the average recommendation instead of exceptional ones because of the law of large numbers.
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by buckhx 10y ago
If you're in one of their cities (NYC,DC,LA and a few others look) into https://www.theinfatuation.com . It's curated instead of crowd sourced and definitely caters to a younger audience.
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by buckhx 10y ago
Anyone have experience with how Origami compares against InVision?
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by buckhx 10y ago
Starting Strength is a great book and program. While this post isn't necessarily indicative of the quality of the book, he does bring up some interesting points. His reasoning on the proliferation of corporate gyms using specialized eq
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by buckhx 10y ago
Pretty neat. I like the idea of using pixel space. They could break it out to tiles to parallelize things instead of handling things globally if that's a bottleneck for them.
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by buckhx 10y ago
Everytime I've tried that I can usually finish the section I'm on, but can't move onto the next one. I've read they used to have an implicit caching behavior, but that hasn't been my experience.
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by buckhx 10y ago
I really wish I could use Duolingo on the subway...
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by buckhx 10y ago
I haven't explicitly needed HTTP tracing yet, but am glad to see it's added to the tool set specifically for debugging DNS which can be tough. On another note, it's pretty f*cking lame that the only discussion in this post is
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by buckhx 10y ago
The Infatuation | Software Engineer: Product | NYC ONSITE | https://www.theinfatuation.com/ We're looking for a product focused front-end engineer to work directly with our CTO (me!) on our presentation layer. Our use
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by buckhx 10y ago
The lyrics were simple and great. I was surprised how much I missed them when they were gone. A Genius partnership would be perfect, but Genius seems to think they're god's gift to Earth so that will probably never happen.
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by buckhx 10y ago
I recently left Palantir of my own accord and didn't sense that any layoffs were in motion.
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by buckhx 10y ago
If you haven't already, try giving seltzer water a try. We go through cases of it in my office as a non caloric/caffeinated beverage.
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Unwinding Uber’s Most Efficient Service(medium.com)
3 points by buckhx 10y ago|0 comments

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