cnnrjcbsn

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by cnnrjcbsn 3y ago
> Let's skip over "low-latency", because virtually all programming languages and VMs are "low-latency". I believe the latency claims here are about running programs with multiple threads of execution. The Erlang
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by cnnrjcbsn 4y ago
Can someone ELI5 the implications of this please?
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by cnnrjcbsn 8y ago
It's pretty solid. You may have to roll something yourself for really esoteric APIs, but pretty much everything you probably want to use is supported already
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Continuous Deployment with Rails, CircleCI, and Heroku(medium.com)
1 points by cnnrjcbsn 9y ago|0 comments
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Reflecting on the Equifax Hack: 143M Breached Identities(blog.hellobloom.io)
3 points by cnnrjcbsn 9y ago|0 comments
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
I'm just a little over a year out of school myself, so I'm far from an expert, but happy to share some things that come to mind. I haven't had a chance to look through it in-depth yet, but this looks pretty interesting: http
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
I can't speak for the data science stack, but everything in the web stack is Postgresql (with the exception of Redis for background jobs and things of that nature).
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
Am I the only one who finds his conversation around the 1:45-2:15 mark of the video to be hilarious?
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
My understanding is that this was in an Uber Black. He's using the nicest version of his product and the one that pays out the most to the drivers. Sounds about like what I would expect him to do.
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
Alain Meier and Chris Morton from BlockScore
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
BlockScore. https://docs.blockscore.com/v4/curl/
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by cnnrjcbsn 10y ago
Why not say your idea in a line is: "We are trying to bring financial education to the masses in an interactive fun way" instead of the "Uber for X" style idiom? Its easier to understand for the lay person that way too.
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by cnnrjcbsn 11y ago
Definitely sounds like a lose-lose
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by cnnrjcbsn 11y ago
You may enjoy this: http://nuclearweaponarchive.org/Library/Teller.html
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Grooveshark co-founder, 28, found dead in home(gainesville.com)
922 points by cnnrjcbsn 11y ago|136 comments
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by cnnrjcbsn 11y ago
I'm biased, I have used Zed's books many times, but I found that critique to be far more detailed than it was "good." I got the impression that the author perverted Zed's writing just to take shots at it. LearnCTheH
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College Vox Kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
1 points by cnnrjcbsn 12y ago|0 comments
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Grooveshark Accepting Bitcoin(tnw.co)
6 points by cnnrjcbsn 12y ago|0 comments