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by fleitz 11y ago
That's what I love most about the JVM, lots of tools to solve problems that don't exist on other platforms.
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by fleitz 11y ago
It might work if you published them in your SEC filings perhaps under risks, eg. The risk of being served a warrant
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by fleitz 11y ago
Of course they are, if you can convince high productivity people to work lockstep, then you make profit. In law people take lower salary for partnership just as in startups devs buy into equity. Since equity / partnership for a few is
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by fleitz 11y ago
I was mocking the idea that paying everyone the same has eliminated politics in academia.
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by fleitz 11y ago
It's very fair, if your company similarly does a poor job of highlighting benefits of purchasing your product it will similarly be killed in the market. Negotiation is primarily about your value prop. Workers who understand this ensure
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by fleitz 11y ago
Yes, the longer a player sits on the bench / stares at code the better they are. If it takes me 2 hours to do a project and someone else 4, by doing that project they have 2 more hours of experience than me. This is especially importan
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by fleitz 11y ago
It's a really good idea to pay average talent an average wage. Instead of negotiating for salary, just negotiate for title, if you have a title that no one else has all the better.
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by fleitz 11y ago
Office politics have been eliminated in academia?
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by fleitz 11y ago
Is the EC in charge of the EU? Couldn't they just say no?
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by fleitz 11y ago
My guess would be viruses more easily pass the blood/brain barrier?
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by fleitz 11y ago
Just like sisyphus will always be employed.
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by fleitz 11y ago
Reference counting? The second line is why GC is a lot of hype... eventually you need a pthread_mutex_t and GC programming becomes just as onerous as reference counting.
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by fleitz 11y ago
Awesome article. Yeah, they're screwed. I thought they had stopped repayment so they could keep paying people inside Greece.
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by fleitz 11y ago
Yup, I don't know why it's such a bad word. The EU/ECB is leveraging their position, as is Greece. Someone will blink.
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by fleitz 11y ago
They don't apply cleanly to real property either which is why people who own property have 'people with guns' (gov't technical solution) to resolve any disputes about who's property it is. Similarly when someone use
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by fleitz 11y ago
In asm you write loops because they are easy, map is hard (and generally slow because it's a lot more code.) ASM derives performance from specialization, ASM asks, how often is this code ACTUALLY going to run on another architecture, O
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by fleitz 11y ago
You start with a proper design and then hack it to squeeze performance out of it. Low level code is not that difficult to optimize... especially not assembler. Let's just say it's going to be a lot easier to get 200,000 req/s
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by fleitz 11y ago
Probably to lower overhead associated with C language features, similar to the reason why many people write things in C instead of a higher level language.
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by fleitz 11y ago
The key is to limit advertising to the point where there is always demand for the spot, and/or not reliant on major sponsors. eg. If coke is willing to spend $15 million and pepsi $10 million if you sell the ad to coke for $10 million
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by fleitz 11y ago
Especially when it's their own journalists getting taken out in 'classified' videos.
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by fleitz 11y ago
"data" is a valuable asset, however, in many jurisdictions 'user' data is considered property of the user, not the agency that collected it. Think of it like software, your data is not the property of Facebook, but rathe
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by fleitz 11y ago
Can you post a link to where to spec cheap laptops? I dislike buying laptops because I can't find anywhere that does them custom for a reasonable price.
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by fleitz 11y ago
Except finalizers may not release the mutex if they aren't run
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by fleitz 11y ago
No they can't but if she does her sentence won't be suspended anymore.
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by fleitz 11y ago
Exactly, it's like a Home Depot lock, sure you can smash it, you can easily pick it, but it's effectively a lock.
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by fleitz 11y ago
That's why it's or not xor :)
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by fleitz 11y ago
What do you mean 'allowed?', it's virtually mandated. Most zoning laws force people to park real estate, walk around anywhere in SF, and look up, the lack of an additional 55 floors are 'parked' condos that aren&#x2
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by fleitz 11y ago
Imagine there was a law where the big 3 couldn't sell cars online in CA, and they bought a company that puts internet into cars in SF... It's probably because they want internet in their cars... not because they are trying to put
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by fleitz 11y ago
Wrong is a question of morality/ethics, however it most certainly is illegal.
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by fleitz 11y ago
This is called a semaphore, it's already implemented in GCD. Also, why talk about performance and then make obj-c method calls...? It's quite easy using NSProxy to create a throttler that will wrap any object, then you can abstrac

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