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by eddd 9y ago
MVP: Yes. Production, complete products: No.
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by eddd 9y ago
That's a really neat way of explaining concurrency model. I did something similar for Erlang VM http://eddwardo.github.io/elixir/links/2015/11/04/links-in-e... (less advanced). I'd love to
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by eddd 9y ago
Average CPM for ad online is 5$. Would you pay 0.005$ for rendering most of the websites?
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by eddd 10y ago
I'd start with reading this one: https://grimoire.ca/mysql/choose-something-else
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Design and Code(eddwardo.github.io)
4 points by eddd 10y ago|0 comments
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Design and Code(eddwardo.github.io)
1 points by eddd 10y ago|0 comments
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by eddd 10y ago
As a heavy user of Atom I am surprised with the benchmarks. To me the editor is fast enough, can't provide any numbers but it is pretty responsive for daily usage (Python, C, Puppet, Elixir, Erlang)
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by eddd 10y ago
How is it possible that "When we asked respondents what they valued most when considering a new job, 53.3% said remote options were a top priority. A majority of developers, 63.9%, reported working remotely at least one day a month, an
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by eddd 10y ago
I see ML and AI raising on the market quite fast. How does this work? How many ML engineers are out there? If, broadly speaking, we have shortage of software engineers, what is the demand for ML engineers? It is not something you learn over
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by eddd 10y ago
TL; DR: Slack costs money and that's why we didn't like it.
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George Orwell: What Is Fascism? (1944)(orwell.ru)
1 points by eddd 10y ago|1 comments
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by eddd 10y ago
So 2.5$/year per user, I am not sure if that is a lot. How much does facebook spent on their infra per user basis?
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by eddd 10y ago
tl; dr. Thiel won't be involved in ACLU because he's is not a active member of the YC.
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by eddd 10y ago
20% per year is not impressing to be honest. Don't get me wrong, I admire them as a company, but the grow rate is too slow, to compete with top social platforms.
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by eddd 10y ago
Designing data storage for countries is not easy, but it is easier to store a Peta Byte of data digitally than on paper. Nice documentary about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdZxI3nFVJs
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by eddd 10y ago
I think it is called a positive selection bias. Some of paper lasted for hundreds of years. How much of information didn't survive during that time period? Information on s3 might not last for hundreds of years, but AFAIK the Voyager
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by eddd 10y ago
Paper is not only bad for but also harmful. You actually have to cut a tree to make a notepad. I hope in 100 years people will look at the "paper age" as we do see the era when people carving information in stones. Why paper is wo
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by eddd 10y ago
Re: Top 10 reasons why the holocaust didn't happen. The most compelling evidence for the holocaust being a lie is the fact there were survivors, period. https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t553062/?postcount=
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by eddd 10y ago
MySQL has its own solution as well. https://github.com/zendesk/maxwell
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by eddd 10y ago
ad networks won't work, but 'internal' networks will thrive. FB exchange, Google Exchange even Twitter, they make a lot of money since they control the entire RTB stack.
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by eddd 10y ago
1. Comments should be subject for tests (for example: https://docs.python.org/2/library/doctest.html ) 2. They should describe the purpose of the code in general not the quirks in the code 3. The exception rule is
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by eddd 10y ago
Python is a good fit for CLI tools, but it doesnt differ that much from node when it comes to complex backends. Type annotations in py3 might change that, but lets be honest - py3 is still far from broad adoption.
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by eddd 10y ago
too little, too late. Once you loose trust, you never gain it again.
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by eddd 10y ago
I learn swift and ios development for a couple weeks now. I am backend engineer and devops for 5yrs and firebase looks very attractive. I know how hard and time consuming it is to build backend properly and firebase looks like a big shortcu
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by eddd 10y ago
It really depends on the type of project that you are working on. For backend services that don't require much data processing (OCR, some complex matrix calculations) I'd recommend erlang or elixir. Here is why: * type annotation
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by eddd 10y ago
Yeah, I created an issue on github about the lack of support for pex on uwsgi. Proposed solution ( https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi/pull/1297#issuecomment-240200... ) will work, but again, this is not standardise
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by eddd 10y ago
I use python on daily basis for 5 years now. It's a really cool language, but: * Packaging is horrible * Releasing python code is a non-standarised nightmare. Every solution has it's own flaws * Big and complex projects in python
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by eddd 10y ago
Afaik 98% of forex day traders loose money. You can't compete with scalpers with 10ms advantage.
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by eddd 10y ago
I had this problem until I realised, most of my work is being done while doing something else less brain challenging. I have awesome ideas on the shower, while walking, running, throwing out trash. Smoking really helps here as well (but I a
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by eddd 10y ago
I just wonder, why do people in NYC bother to use cars? Bikes, subway and taxis are not enough?

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