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AaronSW on income inequality
(aaronsw.com)
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11y ago
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econner
11y ago
Why would they price it at such a low multiple of revenue? Massive liabilities or something?
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econner
11y ago
I don't follow. Can you explain in more detail?
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econner
11y ago
You're saying help small businesses build presence on Shopify?
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econner
11y ago
These were probably given as options and at the current market price rather than Jack's super low strike price. How do you make something valuable? Convince others it has value, and do it with only 20% of your stake.
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econner
11y ago
If they exercised their options and paid tax then potentially a significant portion relative to their net worth.
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econner
11y ago
Is MapReduce faster for any cases? A quick glance at the paper seems to suggest that Spark is always at least as good or better than traditional MR. Should I ever use traditional MR over Spark?
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Pinterest claims 100M users
(businessinsider.com)
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econner
11y ago
Dynamo is very complex, beyond consistent hashing. It also uses (or used) gossip and lots of tricks (hacks) to gracefully handle adding and removing nodes and distributing data to new nodes, etc. This uses a simple partitioning scheme alb
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econner
11y ago
The mapping tables are used to store relationships between objects, not to define shard locations. The shard mapping is encoded in the object id. In any case, I would have a knee jerk reaction to not trust any database system that hit 1.0 a
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econner
11y ago
These are bit shift operations with a bitmask. Basically the ids are 64-bit and sections are reserved to identify the shard, type, and local id.
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econner
11y ago
Yes.
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econner
11y ago
Cassandra was immature when this work was started (late 2011). The team was also much more familiar with the ins and outs of operating mysql.
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The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement
(mrmoneymustache.com)
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econner
11y ago
It's very possible to retire within 10 years if you're frugal. Essentially if you save 65% of your after tax income you can retire in ~11 years assuming you do not increase spending in retirement. This model assumes a safe portfol
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econner
11y ago
Are you a programmer as well?
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econner
11y ago
So many pages...
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econner
11y ago
Agreed. And, of course the NSA only uses "lawful tools." Nope, never are they found unconstitutional.
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econner
11y ago
I agree with your point that you don't read about the "silent majority" on Hacker News and TechCrunch. Consumer internet touches more people's lives so you hear about it more, especially when said founders are 22 and str
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econner
12y ago
FYI The bounty is about $2000.
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econner
12y ago
I can speak to a few anecdotal factors having recently graduated from Stanford. 1) The current tech boom. There's the perception of being able to easily create a startup or to get a programming job at a tech company. Some major in co
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Guardian reveals threats of imprisonment and closure over Snowden leaks
(wsws.org)
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econner
13y ago
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Pinterest Launches Place Pins
(techcrunch.com)
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13y ago
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An Outline of Out of the Tar Pit
(econner.github.io)
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13y ago
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Ask HN: Are we complicit in the NSA dragnet?
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13y ago
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Ask HN: What kind of programming do you do and what tools do you use every day?
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13y ago
David Parnas
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14y ago
If the first link under Core to the 10 papers is not up for you: http://web.archive.org/web/20100819054526/http://blog.object...
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econner
14y ago
CodeHS.com is an online introductory programming that offers feedback from engineers. The focus though is more on beginners.
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14y ago
True, but I think the idea is more about trying to make computer science thought of more as a fundamental skill as math is. It's only going to be more important to know how to program as computers rule almost every subject. Pretty soon th
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