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by fnwx17 8y ago
The current issue is that most of the effort is done by humans right at the beginning of the process: CV screening & first calls. If you're a recruiter, by the time you actually get to talk to a candidate, you're tired of scre
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Ask HN: Why don't companies replace code tests with open-source contributions?
4 points by fnwx17 8y ago|2 comments
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Creative functional programming with Ramsey Nasser(functional.works-hub.com)
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Apple’s response to Congressional privacy inquiry(techcrunch.com)
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by fnwx17 8y ago
I've almost completely switched to decaf coffee (which still has 15-30% the amount of caffeine normally found in regular coffee) after reading "Why Do We Sleep" by Matthew Walker. And half of the office here is either reading
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by fnwx17 8y ago
> Ugh why did he have to ruin it with the block chain. He probably has enough solar and battery capacity to power all his nearby neighbors every day 24-hours a day Technically, it's mining cryptocurrencies. Probably at peak crypto m
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by fnwx17 8y ago
brilliant comment. I literally just hit the reply button to tell you that
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by fnwx17 8y ago
> Apple's attempts to block data tracking as you travel around the web could have a real impact on companies that rely on your personal information to make their billions. asking the people that working in adtech, cross-device usage
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Bitman is aiming to move to AI(bloomberg.com)
1 points by fnwx17 8y ago|0 comments
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by fnwx17 8y ago
the logo is pretty forgettable, but on the bright side - at page 24 of the PDF they announced that Go 2.0 will have generics
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Ask HN: Join a hackathon in London to create solution for autistic children
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by fnwx17 9y ago
while it's true that usually, you need to understand the basics of CS to write good functional code, we've often found that that doesn't need to be 100% correct. we've placed a good amount of functional engineers from a
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In Defense of Static Typing(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
these quotes go back as far as 2006. I'm curious whether the people above have changed their mind meanwhile?
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by fnwx17 9y ago
congrats on passing your PhD qualifying exams as well!
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Here’s how the [potential] end of net neutrality will change the internet(wired.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
calling bs on the "blue light glasses work" as well. No direct scientific evidence.
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Functional Calisthenics(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
- Bridges, how much BTC did we confiscate from Silk Road? > - 1,600 > - 1,000 you say? > - Yes, sir - exactly 800 bitcoins
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by fnwx17 9y ago
top notch journalism, I couldn't stop until I read the entire article, not skipping any paragraph. the whole thing is just an interview/dialogue, but it's incredibly captivating also, you could make three separate movies on e
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by fnwx17 9y ago
I know marketing and website traffic is important, but: > title: "bus crashes" > literally first sentence of the article: "getting into a minor collision" Clickbait aside, here's the concerning part: "It&
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by fnwx17 9y ago
haha maybe we did get a bit over zealous with the explanation
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by fnwx17 9y ago
indeed the links to the sections don't work for now and we're looking into it. regarding the JS stuff, the site is built as an SPA and the blog is only one feature, the others are job postings and a personal dashboard where a sign
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by fnwx17 9y ago
We’ll look into it, but can’t promise much as we’re launching a new version mid December which should be friendlier across more platforms.
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Hey, thanks for pointing it out - the first one we’re currently looking into as we’re using github style markdown, but the second one is fairly new. We’ll launch a new version of the site mid December which will address the current issues.
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by fnwx17 9y ago
we're currently looking into it to fix it(we're using Github style markdown). meanwhile, we'll edit it to serve as a table of contents with no links.
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by fnwx17 9y ago
yeah, we reached out directly to Hemanth and got a written consent to re-publish as long as the attributions were visible enough - he is credited as the author, plus there is a link for the original source at the bottom. As with all article
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Functional Programming Vernacular(functional.works-hub.com)
2 points by fnwx17 9y ago|0 comments
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Writing an app with Keechma(functional.works-hub.com)
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by fnwx17 9y ago
Wait, there's an undersea cable from NZ to Singapore to the Suez Canal? How many of these are in the world? The only ones I knew where UK to US.

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