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by gen220 8y ago
Translating problems across domains alert (!). This article got me thinking. Oncology research sounds like live-debugging the race conditions of a millions-year-old, self-mutating program with billions (trillions) of lines of source code...
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by gen220 8y ago
FWIW, I've found the Go standard library `net/http` to be reasonably productive. It's pretty well-designed and intuitive for me, but YMMV. I've observed that ramping up in it from a Python/flask background is relati
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Ask HN: Scaling an ORM-Gated DB to Support Multiple Accessing Languages
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by gen220 8y ago
Not the OP, but from my point of view, the podcasting arena has been blooming with diversity for the past years, while simultaneously becoming much more popular. It's kind of analogous to the early-yahoo era of "the internet"
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by gen220 8y ago
If you're interested in these kinds of books, I'd recommend you to Svetlana Alexeivich's "Unwomanly Face of War" in particular, if you haven't yet encountered it (and her body of work, in general). They're
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by gen220 8y ago
I remember reading the article linked in this one, from the Village Voice, at the beginning of this year. Strongly recommend reading it for you armchair MTA critics: it has a lot of tinder for your tirades. https://www.villagevo
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Alphabet invests $375M in Oscar Health(wired.com)
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IBM sues Groupon over e-commerce patents(bloomberg.com)
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by gen220 9y ago
This comment thread echoes experience. I'm a soon-to-graduate CS student at an institution with an unspendably-large (in the billions) endowment, and yet the environments in which I've learned the most at this school, are those in