diehunde

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   by diehunde 6y ago

   It's a great course but am I the only one a bit annoyed for the amount of questions during the lectures? I noticed by looking at the schedule many of the lectures don't cover all the material they are supposed to. He runs out of t
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   I think Elastic (the company behind ElasticSearch).
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   CMU 14-513: Intro to Computer Systems (video lectures)(ini.mediasite.com)

   3 points by diehunde 6y ago|0 comments
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   One of my favorite data structures. I was learning about the internals of LevelDB/RocksDB and noticed they use skiplists as a default for the in-memory datastore. It's an alternative to balanced trees (AVL/Red-black) but it&#
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   It works fine. It just looks awful after using MacOS for too long.
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   I would go even further than acceptable behavior. Today we know for sure racism and sexism are dangerous beliefs. If I own a company I don't want that people around. So unless there's a law that forbids me to fire someone for bein
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   I'm not currently a Ruby developer but Rails API[1] it's the only framework I can really be efficient and deploy PoC super fast. A couple of years ago I also used Laravel a lot. No idea about the current state but I've read t
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   In case of OLAP queries is performance[1] which is not surprising since it's an OLTP database AFAIK. I don't know what he means by "data management" [1] https://www.cockroachlabs.com/docs/stable/
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   by diehunde 6y ago

   Isn't immigration contributing to that natural population growth across generations?
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Also, I don't think he would like to spend a year solving LeetCode problems in order to pass those SV interviews.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    My current favorites are Jetbrains mono and SF mono.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    If it's only for fun sure. Otherwise no.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    What I miss the most when reading a PDF file is the ability to use dark mode. Acrobat Reader's tablet version supports this, and it works fine on my iPad, but the desktop app only allows me to change the colors manually, and the fonts
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Aren't most books single column layout though? If I have to read a paper I can use a tool such as k2pdfopt[1] and read it on my Kindle. [1] https://www.willus.com/k2pdfopt/
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Agree. Also the code snippets are mess sometimes too.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I waste time when I go to YouTube because of all the recommendations I get. I added custom css to Safari and added display: none to all those divs so now I never see recommendations and just watch the thing I'm looking for.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Hadoop? MapReduce? Never heard of those and sound crazy. I solve my data problems just using unix tools.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Any tips on getting started with Discord?
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    Keep in mind they refer to modern for a terminal-based editor, not editor in general. Have you used any other term-based editors? They lack most of micro's features unless you install tons of plugins and extra configuration.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    For me the most interesting part was actually the fact he uses Fedora. It would be interesting to know about other distinguished devs and their distros of choice.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I'm more concerned about quality in terms of minimal errors, good references and correct content. Not worried about popularity at this moment. The problem I have is I write something and I keep iterating over and over and try to find w
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    Ask HN: How long does it take to write a high quality technical blog post?

    14 points by diehunde 6y ago|5 comments
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I always thought people were just exaggerating about this keyboard until I got a laptop that has one. I have a MacBook Air with a keyboard I love and use for personal stuff and my current client sent me a MacBook Pro. I was excited because
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I think there's a decent number of startups here. Not sure about how much innovation you'll find though. Most of the ones I've seen are doing boring stuff like real-state or selling bs with their ML/AI products. Also che
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I think that's what a masterclass is. If I see a flyer saying some X professional musician is giving a masterclass I'm assuming it's going to be 2 or 3 hours of just ideas, tips, methods and his general vision about music.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    - Anything in the NVRAM space - Modern database companies such as Cockroach Labs, Couchbase, MemSQL - Hashicorp
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    So according to that logic, we should also stop with the lies for the current medications we use for schizophrenia or epilepsy or Alzheimer's disease because we don't know for sure the cause and we can't prove it? Even when
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I would read a book by this guy.
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    I didn't say seriously considered. I'm talking about what it's known as suicidal ideation. You can be sad and down for weeks because you got rejected from your favorite company but I would be surprised if some suicidal though
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    by diehunde 6y ago

    No I read that, I meant, what type of experiment that proves that statement would you like to see. Because I feel like if I point out some research you would find something weird about them just to dismiss them, so I'm asking beforehan