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enitihas
6y ago
I exclusively use signal whenever someone else is on it, and try my best to encourage people to contact me on it. The new improved UI has helped me get some more friends on it. Previously some folks complained it was "too weird".
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enitihas
6y ago
More interestingly, the TurffleRuby founder works at Shopify IIRC.
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enitihas
6y ago
Are there any good push based monitoring alternative to Prometheus.
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enitihas
6y ago
Yup, plus Azure had some 40-50% VMs running Windows IIRC, so unlikely to be running more linux than AWS.
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enitihas
6y ago
I doubt they would be larger than AWS, specially for Linux.
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enitihas
6y ago
How can such a small investment hamper Google stock growth. This might be even less than the average daily volatility in the stock price.
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6y ago
Can anyone explain why does Waymo need to raise any money? Doesn't Alphabet have practically infinite pockets? If they are confident of Waymo, why would they want to share the profits with anyone else ever? Even if Alphabet was relucta
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enitihas
6y ago
Can you enumerate the better stuff if possible?
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6y ago
1. IntelliJ also suggest variable names based on patterns. 2. Is there any good example of it suggesting good comments? AFAIK, comments are hard even for humans to write, so if they are able to generate good comments, it should be a major a
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enitihas
6y ago
Amazingly, this book has the same author as SICP, i.e , Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs.
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enitihas
6y ago
How is this better than any IDE anyways? The examples look trivial and don’t seem even better than ultisnips for vim, forget IntelliJ. Are there better examples anywhere?
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enitihas
6y ago
I agree with what you said. The book encourages all kinds of shortcuts (not explicitly though), and later on I found other books to be much better on the same topics. However, it is very very easy to read and follow. And if you are not a so
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6y ago
https://link.springer.com/search/page/1?facet-discipline=%22...
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enitihas
6y ago
Should be. The salary disparity in US and EU is immense.
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enitihas
6y ago
The concept of almost all books can be explained in very few pages. The benefit of going through the book is it deepens your understanding, and you will be able to remember it much longer than what you will by reading summaries.
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enitihas
6y ago
Highly recommended for everyone: "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahenman. If you have difficulty interacting with people 1. How to win friends and influence people (Easy read) 2. Seven habits of highly effective people (Harde
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enitihas
6y ago
Another good Linear Algebra book is "Linear Algebra Done Right", which Springer is giving for free right now. Link: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-319-11080-6
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enitihas
6y ago
How large are their resources? Keep in mind we are talking about clod computing here where the big 3 themselves should be doing 60-70 billion dollars in sales yearly, so large has to be relative to the Industry.
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enitihas
6y ago
Visual Studio is not open source. The community edition has T&C unlike IntelliJ community edition. Also IIRC asks you to login with a Microsoft account for sustained usage. And it is still not good as the equivalent Jetbrains products.
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enitihas
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Yup, but that is the same as how VSCode makes extending itself more difficult than emacs, but is more full featured and requires less tweaking. They lie on different points of the continuum.
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It does have almost all the features of VSCode and more. The features of ultimate are far ahead of what VSCode offers, like showing where a particular dependency is injected from in Guice or Spring.
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10 million is too long a time frame on human scale, given that humanity looks so drastically different even compared to 50k years back, and agriculture is also some 14k years old. If humans manage to survive on mars for 10 million years, th
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What do you think are the major advantages of Kafka over Kinesis?
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7 years ago maybe.
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The 2000 US Presidential election was decided on a handful of Florida votes, so elections do get decided on a few dozen votes.
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For folks insecure enough to chase resume prestige, the money part is much more important enough than challenging problems part. The problems part is more important for people who have already enough cash in the bank to be financially secur
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What is the problem that take days to fix with Pycharm. Just curious. I have been using Jetbrains products for 5-6 years now, and have never faced a problem which took days to fix. Sure, there were some bugs here and there, but no showstopp
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> exploiting the situation to make the biggest profits ever. But what makes you think they are trying to exploit the situation to make the biggest profit ever? On the contrary, their quarterly guidance say they expect all of Q2 profits t
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Fair enough. But is there data available separately for staff and passengers?
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Who is getting paid 1 cent though? Or are you unaware of the fact that Amazon pays in the top percentile for warehouse work?
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