chajath

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by chajath 10y ago
It's about time Korea moves away from this oligarchical bs and embrace a true liberal democracy and market economy
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by chajath 10y ago
Job security
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by chajath 10y ago
I won't necessary call out Java as a complex language. However in not being so complex a language it sacrifices a lot of expressiveness found in other languages.
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by chajath 10y ago
I would like to see wmaker and gnome-panel 1 setup make a come back
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by chajath 10y ago
What takes 3 hours for ios development takes 3 days for Android. Things are little bit better now that android studio is maturing, though.
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Param_runner.sh: minimalistic task batching / queueing tool(github.com)
1 points by chajath 10y ago|0 comments
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by chajath 10y ago
My advice would be to pick one tech stack that is prevailing in the market and master it. Once you master one you will see similar concepts been largely repeated in other frameworks.
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by chajath 10y ago
170k sounds like a good deal now. Also consider there are many IT companies opening offices in Seattle, so down the road you can negotiate for better salary
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by chajath 10y ago
To actually do a distributed transaction, I would look into algorithms such as 2PC or 3PC. Although before going there, I would seriously consider consolidating different backends into one scalable option (banking transaction example is a b
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by chajath 10y ago
It's all about picking the right tool for the job. I think shell scripting is a great prototyping tool and often a good place to start. As the problem gets more complex and bigger, eventually it will warrant a full scale development.
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by chajath 10y ago
Well, I guess states need to be captured somewhere somehow in order for any computer programs to function. The point of this library is to give a more declarative way of doing it, rather than having them dispersed into different parts of as
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by chajath 10y ago
I think there's some value in expressing things like retries in terms of recursions and reaching the fixed point. With regards to your first comment, I'm actually considering porting some of the logics to rxjs or other reactive ex
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by chajath 10y ago
Original author of the library here. Will take any questions and comments, thanks! EDIT: After posting this I just found out the library isn't compatible with the latest node release (6.5.0; still works well with 6.4.0). Will work with
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Chained Promise: functional tools for recurring promises(github.com)
15 points by chajath 10y ago|5 comments
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by chajath 10y ago
After fighting RPM hell so much in the late 90s, Debian linux was such a revelation. I've been using Debian and its derivatives ever since.
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by chajath 10y ago
+1 for CouchDB. Especially if the application is largely data driven
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by chajath 11y ago
Why would someone prefer Node.JS to JVM stack for side projects? Technical - I like Node's single-threaded, non-blocking model. It is enforced at the platform level, so that libraries from third-party companies are forced to adhere to
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by chajath 11y ago
> - Software Engineer (primarily Perl) Perl 5 or 6?
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by chajath 11y ago
I have fond memories of using rhide. I wish they make a comeback as a modern TUI ide.
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by chajath 11y ago
sixth
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by chajath 12y ago
I don't know about the experience part. I think it's dangerous to assume that the more years experience you got, the better programmer you are.
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by chajath 12y ago
think it would also be interesting to compare this approach to other (quasi-) meta-programmatic approach in JS like async.js
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Show HN: Scala macro to emulate y-combinator, with TCO(gist.github.com)
1 points by chajath 12y ago|0 comments