diehunde

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   by diehunde 6y ago

   No. What it needs to end is the American obsession with the rights of people to say whatever they want in any context and expecting no consequences whatsoever.
2. 152.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   Nice article. From experience I would say the SQL knowledge should be advanced though. Not intermediate.
3. 153.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   That should be assumed in the "engineer" part of the role.
4. 154.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   Something it's missing in the CS teaching industry is material (and probably a method too) for experienced programmers who want to learn a new language. It's so hard to find resources to learn the spirit and philosophy behind a la
5. 155.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   I would also add: - You are allowed to buy lunch/dinner as much as you want and not feel bad for not wanting to cook.
6. 156.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   I don't think it's worth pointing that out. It's pretty obvious just like it's pretty obvious who the target audience is.
7. 157.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   Another happy ProtonMail user here. I've been using it for about 2 years now. You can also import you Gmail content to your proton account if you want. Their VPN also works really well.
8. 158.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   That's why I also mentioned "done things not many people have done". I was referring to professional accomplishments such as getting published, speaking at conferences, invent something that other people use, etc. You can try
9. 159.▲
   by diehunde 6y ago

   I think ranking yourself is difficult when you're actually average or below average. If you have a successful career or you have done things not many people have, that's pretty much empiric evidence that you are above average.
10. 160.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    Stanford Compilers Course
11. 161.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    > This has been a solved problem for like a decade. Yeah right. I spend hundreds of dollars in headphones when I want to upgrade and it's always the same crappy bluetooth experience. Not saying this will be better but that problem h
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Relevant to the discussion: Martin Kleppmann | Kafka Summit SF 2018 Keynote (Is Kafka a Database?) [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2RJQELoM6Y
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    These are some interesting and easy to read papers that laid out the foundation for many other distributed technologies in use today;: - Bitcoin - MapReduce - The Google File System (GFS) - Spanner Sorry I don't have the links but they
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Great to see a couple of talks on org. I know a couple people (including myself) who don't use Emacs as a main editor but use org to manage tasks, ideas, projects, etc.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    - CMU's database systems courses on Youtube. Even the intro one is pretty advanced. - MIT 6.824 Distributed Systems also on Youtube
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Thank you. I thought it might be something like that.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Can somebody explain why can't the Docker devs come up with a native Docker version for MacOS?
18. 168.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    OP probably works for a company in SF where salaries are higher than in NY
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    If anyone wants to learn about the history behind RISC/CISC and much more info on the topic, I recommend listening to the David Patterson's episode on Lex Fridman's podcast. David Patterson is one of the original contributors
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    My favorites: - Jetbrains software - 1password - Divvy - Dash (for docs)
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    People who complain about this don't understand how fiat money works. They are blinded by the numbers they see in other's people's checks. Instead, if companies give coupons to pay for rent and food, nobody would complain bec
22. 172.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    Ultrawide monitor to the rescue!
23. 173.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    I mean the only relevant difference I see is that the Pro comes with a fan. Would like to see that benchmark too.
24. 174.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    It's pretty crazy that the main difference between the new Air and Pro is that the Pro comes with a fan.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I didn't watch the event, but if you have an Intel MacBook, will everything keep working as it is now? Even when upgrading to Big Sur?
26. 176.▲
    by diehunde 6y ago

    If you really want to see people humble-bragging about their salaries go to Blind.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    That's exactly my criticism. You don't need both. You only add confusion by having both. Just stick to one and improve it. Most successful languages don't have native support for two concurrency models and people have built a
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    You forgot to quote the most relevant part of my statement: "...by pushing the CSP model." Of course you can do whatever you want, but Go is a very opinionated language and there's an opinionated community behind it. Which it
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I think Go adds even more complexity to concurrency by pushing the CSP model. CSP is hard for many problems where classic shared-memory using locks and atomics are well defined (think of classic concurrency programming textbooks).
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    What Is Patriotism? - Emma Goldman