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Rust parallelism for non-c/C++ developers(medium.com)
8 points by eriktrautman 7y ago|0 comments
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
Has anyone ever gone to jail for this? Oh, you committed massive fraud and stole millions of dollars? We’re just going to tell you not to do that anymore... in what world would they NOT incessantly scam the system with these completely asym
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
The experiment is great hands on math but I would have enjoyed a discussion of variance versus expected value and the difference between short and long term averages... it’s too easy to infer that everything is great because he was lucky en
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
The UX pattern that should be observed is preflighting -- ask the user if they want notifications from within the webpage (if appropriate, obviously) and let them know it'll prompt a browser dialog. If they say yes, you're good t
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
2 quick things to add. First, eat dinner much earlier if you're remotely sensitive to blood sugar movements (read: a normal human) because the difference between eating at 6 and at 8 is huge when trying to get to sleep. Second, have s
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
Are you advocating that we shouldn't bother testing instead? I'd imagine that many people would be quite interested in knowing the ways they're not 100% that might actually kill them... like cancer.
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What you need to know before you join a startup(reading.supply)
147 points by eriktrautman 8y ago|63 comments
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Understanding Rust Lifetimes(medium.com)
12 points by eriktrautman 8y ago|0 comments
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
NEAR Protocol | Developer Evangelist | San Francisco | Full-time | ONSITE ## About the Role As a developer evangelist, your mission is to educate and engage early adopters and the broader developer community about the NEAR platform by telli
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
The award for most obnoxious impossible to close invasive mobile ad experience goes to vice.
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
This makes sense when your business strategy requires that you create a vibrant business ecosystem and the current support for these businesses is broken or inadequate. Focus and domain expertise become a competitive advantage and you can r
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
Going to Australia and NZ earlier this year was when I finally had to admit that there is absolutely no justifiable reason why we have such a shitty system in the US. I paid out of pocket for an MRI because it was cheaper than anything I wo
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The Recruiter Honeypot (2012)(elainewherry.com)
1 points by eriktrautman 8y ago|0 comments
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
Unfortunately as a metric this is far too easy to game and is heavily influenced by algorithmic order regimes. Maybe decent as signal in trading strategies but not useful for real fundamental analysis. Market makers create phantom interest
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
It’s a very interesting look behind the curtain at what’s wrong with the procurement and development process but also reads like a Pivotal Labs puff piece.
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
I’ve hated that keyboard with the fiery passion of a thousand suns since the first time I used it and it kept getting worse with every stuck key - one of several reasons why the 12” MB is a “Bimbo” model that looks pretty and works like cra
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
Actually was coming from the perspective of staying on top of all the regulatory agencies and bureaucracy, all of whom are very aggressive relative to ither states to take their pounds of flesh
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
Hiring anyone in new york is a bloody nightmare. Strongly avoid if possible.
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by eriktrautman 8y ago
The demonization of businesses and businesspeople in favor of original inventors completely misses that the value of an invention is zero unless it is connected with actual use cases.
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
Two notes. First, as others have said, while the market may contain inefficiencies, they tend to close fast especially with a public solution. That said, this may be a good starting point for you to go nuts on for generation 2.0 so enjoy th
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Grit is a muscle, train it(eriktrautman.com)
95 points by eriktrautman 9y ago|67 comments
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
Viking Education | Course Mentor | Remote | Part Time | http://www.vikingcodeschool.com Viking Code School is a 100% online development bootcamp driven by the mission of launching a million high-growth careers around the world r
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
Viking Education | Course Mentor | Remote | Part Time | http://www.vikingcodeschool.com Viking Code School is a 100% online development bootcamp driven by the mission of launching a million high-growth careers around the world r
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
A lot of replies are focusing on the outcomes implied by the OP's checklist -- if you answer "yes" on all, you'll be more likely to succeed financially. As a founder, I think it's far more important to focus on the
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
Founder of Viking here: Yes, we're the original online school to offer deferred tuition (have for almost 3 years). Basically, we are 100% online and offer an Immersive 12-week bootcamp that's very challenging to get into but come
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
Viking Education | Course Mentor | Remote | Part Time | http://www.vikingcodeschool.com Viking Code School is a 100% online development bootcamp driven by the mission of launching a million high-growth careers around the world r
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by eriktrautman 9y ago
Viking Education | Course Mentor | Remote | Part Time | http://www.vikingcodeschool.com Viking Code School is a 100% online development bootcamp driven by the mission of launching a million high-growth careers around the world r
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by eriktrautman 10y ago
More on the beginner/intermediate end of the spectrum, the Viking Weekly Code Review pulls together resources helpful for learners and has a section on coding music each week: https://www.vikingcodeschool.com/weekly-cod
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by eriktrautman 10y ago
Viking Education | Course Mentor | Remote | Part Time | http://www.vikingcodeschool.com Viking Code School is a 100% online development bootcamp driven by the mission of launching a million high-growth careers around the world r
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by eriktrautman 10y ago
Having worked in the energy industry, the traders previously from Enron were some of the most sought after in the world since they basically invented many of the markets from the ground up and could get shit done. Not sure how the accounta

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