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by chuhnk 15y ago
I'm sorry if its not clear. The question in the title is to be answered by poll selections, the others are more for comment based response.
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Poll: Do you have a CS degree?
138 points by chuhnk 15y ago|172 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
Yes
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by chuhnk 15y ago
No
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by chuhnk 15y ago
Dropped out
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by chuhnk 15y ago
I have a non-cs related degree
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Quora Programming Challenges(quora.com)
2 points by chuhnk 15y ago|0 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
I have nothing but praise for this piece of insanity. I love bash and truly enjoy watch it being taken beyond is intended use cases.
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by chuhnk 15y ago
I'm always in favour of technology which solves the replication issues in mysql. It's been one of the most painful parts of managing databases for myself. I would like to throw in the tungsten replicator into this discussion http://code.go
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Trouble maker: We break it, you fix it [sysadmins](trouble-maker.sourceforge.net)
1 points by chuhnk 15y ago|0 comments
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Google software engineer interview guide(scribd.com)
1 points by chuhnk 15y ago|0 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
To exploit the advantages of the JVM. Can you imagine letting the jvm handle GC and JIT for you?
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Poll: Given the opportunity would you work at Google?
52 points by chuhnk 15y ago|77 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
Yes
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by chuhnk 15y ago
No
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by chuhnk 15y ago
I have worked at Google and I left
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by chuhnk 15y ago
I work at Google right now
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Tilera 100-core Processor beats Intel Sandybridge(geeknizer.com)
4 points by chuhnk 15y ago|1 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
Yes however I can imagine it wasn't the solution they went to in the beginning. They continued to work with mysql and then implementing caching layers before getting to the point of needing another datastore.
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by chuhnk 15y ago
This is extremely interesting stuff. The posts that continue tease the problem of having to process millions of events in real time. Here is the direct link to the paper http://borthakur.com/ftp/RealtimeHadoopSigmod2011.pdf incase anyone
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by chuhnk 15y ago
Joined at 22 as a junior sysadmin. 4.5 years later we've sold to google and the possibilities are endless. It was a "hit the ground running" kind of job that never limited me and was filled with more responsibility than I could have ever dr
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by chuhnk 15y ago
I want to point everyone to some videos of Adam Jacob (Opscode) at Velocity 2010. He talks about sysops, webops, devops, etc. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx8OBeNmaWw We as system administrators will never become obsolete as long as we
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by chuhnk 15y ago
This is actually what I was looking to gain from posting the link. I wanted to know the advantages and disadvantages to compiling c into bytecode that could run on the jvm. I'm curious to know how closely the bytecode would match.
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Compiling C to java bytecode [2006](depth-first.com)
2 points by chuhnk 15y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Is anyone a sysadmin in high frequency trading?
10 points by chuhnk 15y ago|11 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
The study is based on dietary factors, there are plenty others out there focused on strength and hypertrophy training. Obviously diet and exercise go hand in hand in order to reduce muscle wasting as a result of ageing.
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by chuhnk 15y ago
Yea so the infrastructure comments really shocked me but it makes complete sense. They had to do massive scaling early on and a lot of what they use now is from that era. I can imagine even at google they have some sort of "if its not broke
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MessagePack: an extremely efficient object serialization library(msgpack.org)
3 points by chuhnk 15y ago|0 comments
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Redis based triple database(petrohi.me)
7 points by chuhnk 15y ago|0 comments
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by chuhnk 15y ago
The announcement says: Lucy is a "loose C" port of Apache Lucene, a search engine library for Java -- it is similar in purpose to Lucene, but designed to take advantage of C's unique capabilities. I'm wondering what these unique capabiliti

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