eugenejen

17 ms·

91.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I think my experiences with whiteboard effectiveness are limited to 1. Writing down pseudo code for solutions. 2. Diagrams for architectures. 3. Flow charts for possible actions during problem solving. But if you ask me to write down a real
92.
by eugenejen 15y ago
Project my monitor/screen sharing actually works very well. I got an interview in 2006 for Microsoft. I typed my C solution with Notepad via share screen over DSL. The code is "to find out the depth of leaf nodes in a binary tree and find o
93.
by eugenejen 15y ago
Brooklyn.
94.
by eugenejen 15y ago
Glad I am not the only one who exploits similar solution to solve problem for mobile/ajax on server side! One question here is for generating search engine friendly web pages without javascript, do you guys use server side requests internal
95.
by eugenejen 15y ago
When I read the Mar Rover article this morning, I was thinking it seems like we can apply the same technologies on the surface of Earth to explore Oceans, Antarctica, Arctic areas, Sahara Desert, Gobi Desert, Amazon Jungle, where there were
96.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I want to use them as cheap embedded systems that without KVM.
97.
The Way Companies Are Getting Financed Is Completely Changing(businessinsider.com)
2 points by eugenejen 15y ago|0 comments
98.
The Reengineering of Facebook Messages(spectrum.ieee.org)
3 points by eugenejen 15y ago|0 comments
99.
Occupy Europe: How a generation went from indifferent to indignant(csmonitor.com)
2 points by eugenejen 15y ago|0 comments
100.
by eugenejen 15y ago
why not? all meaning depends on context. In "non-uniform dress code" united states, wearing uniform dress is quite non-conformist. In "uniform dress" japan, wearing dressing like american is non-conformist.
101.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I think if labor is completely replaced by robots, then society has to choose socialization of all means of productions in order to maintain political stability.
102.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I remember my old boss Bob Wyman said in 80's when Digital Equipment Corporation got connected to ARPANET. Because only few in the world then has email addresses, so one guy wrote a program that print out emails with snail mail address in f
103.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I hope this happens 10 years ago. But congratulation to all H-1B hacker news readers. You now can do something amazing without worrying about your visa.
104.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I remember when I was a teenager in 80's there are so many family trees of different British Rock bands was listed. I am wondering someone is going to dig data from LinkedIn, Venture capital fund portfolio history and SEC record to draw a f
105.
by eugenejen 15y ago
After I saw the pie chart, I am wondering the proportion in the chart corresponds to usages of APIs. So in fact, it is not Facebook API is the worst API but it is most widely used API. And this also shows how much power Facebook has now due
106.
by eugenejen 15y ago
Hi, thanks for your comment. To be able to simulate circuits, I guess we need to add those Verilog/VHDL descriptions for digital circuits and I guess to implement that feature alone is a very overwhelming task. I think implementing a taggin
107.
by eugenejen 15y ago
This is cool. I put a similar idea into my idea book for a while after I found current electronic circuits sites still work like 10 years ago. I like the idea to use HTML 5 Canvas to render schematics. I guess other cool features in the lon
108.
Computer bugs hurt Army ops(dyn.politico.com)
2 points by eugenejen 15y ago|0 comments
109.
by eugenejen 15y ago
For each service, they have different features. From my experiences with different API, Google's geocoding api covers most countries. I suspect for all countries that Google provides street view services, the geocoding service will work pre
110.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I think some libertarians support small governments and small corporations. Large corporations always use their influence on governments. This happens for a lot of time around the world. Those corporations influence governments to stipulate
111.
The Downside Of Being A High Achiever(businessinsider.com)
2 points by eugenejen 15y ago|0 comments
112.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I worked as a research assistant in physics 20 years ago and the opinions then was treating simulation, experiment, theory as 3 pillars for physical science. Each one has its own advantage and disadvantage in dealing with real world problem
113.
by eugenejen 15y ago
I see. And this is really frustrating unless you change the mindset to take everyday that is gained as a little victory for patients to enjoy life. But for patients of terminal cancers, the quality of life only deteriorates. Having seen bot
114.
by eugenejen 15y ago
No, crowd source this.
115.
by eugenejen 15y ago
Well, Apple probably wants to push Thunderbolt to external hub manufacturers and storage companies as the new I/O channels. In that case, Macsales.com's custom mod external e-SATA port will be an inferior solution. (10 Gbps vs 3 Gbps). Prob
116.
by eugenejen 15y ago
check q4m, it has been out in production use for 3 years.
117.
by eugenejen 15y ago
There is a mysql storage engine that works as a persistent high throughput message queue. http://q4m.github.com/ . It can deliver to 15k items/sec on a 4GB RAM, Intel X3220 @ 2.40GHz, with 7200 rpm disk. The performance of the queue is pro
118.
by eugenejen 15y ago
wrong headline: Free E-Book: "Principles of Digital Image Synthesis”
119.
by eugenejen 16y ago
I am so curious to know who are those two companies. And I can imagine it is not easy to meet their requirements. I can imagine there are issues on authentication, security, access to data system, resolution conflict orders, consistent inve
120.
by eugenejen 16y ago
IMHO the cause for slow progress is due to most submarine research are restricted and classified as top secret. At the other hand, I wonder why submarine exploration of oceans on earth is not regarded as highly as space exploration. Also wh

More ›