epynonymous

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by epynonymous 7y ago
have used swift since version 2.x to create several mobile apps so i consider myself proficient, for the record, i have also used php, nodejs, c/c++, java, ruby, python, and golang quite extensively. i consider myself a full stack dev
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by epynonymous 7y ago
agree with your point, but i don't see any performance comparisons, at the end of the day, i'm looking at performance and stability as a leading factor for why i choose a particular library over another. obviously there are other
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by epynonymous 7y ago
i manage a lot of teams in a remote site, here are my thoughts, it starts with leadership at the remote site, make sure this person and you are aligned, to build alignment, trust goes a long way, but in the absence of trust, since that take
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by epynonymous 7y ago
Thanks for the note
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by epynonymous 7y ago
and dolce & gabbana a few months ago https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-07/dolce-gab...
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by epynonymous 7y ago
i live in shanghai and have ridden in many byd's, basically the compact car model is very popular for didi drivers which is the equivalent of uber/lyft here. I'm not 100% certain if that compact byd is 100% electric, but it
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by epynonymous 7y ago
41yo, no debt (mortgage paid off), decent savings, investments, good job, but i'm nowhere near fu money or retirement. family came during my mid-30's which has been a high point for certain, but i think from a health perspective,
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by epynonymous 8y ago
the pricepoint is good, relative to the jetson tx1/2 (299-749 usd) and xavier (1099 usd). some of my notes, there is a massive heatsink on this thing, probably for both the a57 cpu and maxwell gpu, this will make your case a bit larger
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by epynonymous 8y ago
totally agree, the main gripes are the first generation pencil and the screen bezel, only the cpu and screen were upgraded, such a small incremental change.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i meant from a reliability/stability perspective, i guess you partly answered it in that wireguard requires you to run your own vpn servers, i assume wireguard's just a client. and how stable you can maintain your vpn servers is
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by epynonymous 8y ago
also use expressvpn, close to 4 years now, it’s typically quite stable and i live shanghai, the updates are quite frequent, i suppose it’s to circumvent or make the service more available and the locations are plentiful. the cost is pretty
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by epynonymous 8y ago
anyone use wireguard? i hear it’s extremely lightweight and can be used between containers, but curious if it’s beneficial for common use like netflix?
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by epynonymous 8y ago
fyi, i thought about creating a product to automate officiating of sports, but it’s quite complicated to get right, especially for extremely faced fast paced sports, like basketball, you basically need to take video of different angles and
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by epynonymous 8y ago
this is exactly the reason why i feel the nba getting into gambling is such a problem, it’s true that gambling on the nba happened before the nba decided to get involved, but i dont see how the nba can totally regulate match fixing.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
regarding his point about separating the login process in multiple pages, not only does spotify do this, google, outlook, they all do this, i think it’s because there’s enterprise custom single sign on which requires a different flow, so th
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by epynonymous 8y ago
This was back in 2010, now that same place to buy is around 8m, at its height it was 12m, i think it rents for 10k now.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
several corrections, apartments are typically leased for 70 years, 40 is for commercial property which are sometimes inhabitable. some apartments are finished, these days it’s more likely you’ll find a fully finished apartment, ready for mo
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by epynonymous 8y ago
golang backend restful api, websocket service, frontend some client side SPA or static pages. database + redis for k/v and queuing, for heavy duty stuff rabbitmq. the nice thing about golang is that i don't need containers becaus
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i will be referring myself and others, thanks!
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i checked out your jobs site, that is the coolest thing ever, a command line terminal with links as directories and files, very nice work.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
personally, i hate having to drag an ipad and mbp along everywhere i go, ideally if i could carry just my ipad, that would perfect. from all the marketing for the latest ipad, i think they’re moving more towards this vision, from the ipad p
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i develop typically 3 types of things, backend rest services, web apps, and mobile apps. for me to truly rid myself of my macbook pro, i would need the following, or equivalents: 1. the ability to start vm’s, preferably locally, i use the
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by epynonymous 8y ago
my guess is that elon musk will leave sooner or later, having to listen to someone with an ego like larry ellison will drive elon insane.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
time to switch to aws
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by epynonymous 8y ago
Unless you're fluent in chinese, it will be extremely difficult to get around in these tier 3 cities like chengdu. Shanghai and beijing are a bit more international, but even stilll, english is relatively scarely spoken. Just imagine
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i'd imagine much the same process as working anywhere else abroad, you need to find work so that a company can sponsor a visa for you, to find a job start checking websites of target companies, there are a lot of multi-national compani
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by epynonymous 8y ago
1. large metropolitan population (1M+) 2. city, urban environment (i.e. skyscrapers, concrete jungle) 3. safe 4. good hospitals 5. airport must be international with frequent flights to major cities like london, nyc, sfo, etc 6. has a
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by epynonymous 8y ago
China telecom at home and probably china unicom + china telecom for the office. Audio and video work fine for me, even if it's on the 4g network. Note that my company forked over money for enterprise licenses which maybe the differen
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by epynonymous 8y ago
you should try zoom or bluejeans, it's been extremely stable and consistent for us, we do conference calls from behind china's great firewall to palo alto with little to no lag, even has HD video.
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by epynonymous 8y ago
i owned one of these back in the 90's, i remember connecting this to my compaq 286 with a lpt1 port or whatever you call it. no color, but i remember printing nude gifs i had back thrn of playboy playmates. fyi, in china, when you eat

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