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ghotli
15y ago
Since you're new here I'll just give you an FYI. This kind of comment is going to get you downvotes because it doesn't add anything tangible to the discussion. We value a really high signal to noise ratio.
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ghotli
15y ago
Eh, reasonable. I suppose I meant that I care about it enough to post something on the internet, but only about that much. That's what part of me cares.
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ghotli
15y ago
A part of me feels like conscious, sentient beings should have equal protection under the law. Just because they don't encode knowledge in written language or make tools like we do doesn't mean that they may be any less sentient.
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ghotli
15y ago
You missed the point of his article. I believe Zed has shown that his mind is perfectly capable of seeing and processing the macro picture. Whether that be language theory, software engineering, or whatever he puts his energies towards. I m
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ghotli
15y ago
I mentioned this in the previous thread but if you want this to stick around you might want to get a link to this put in the monthly whoishiring threads. Those should also be scraped for seed data to get this thing rolling.
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ghotli
15y ago
The jobs threads are already incredibly active on the first of every month. If you want the community to get into this you might try to come up with a way to scrape that data. Additionally! If you want people to actually remember this thing
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Ask HN: What periodicals do you subscribe to?
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15y ago
This is the kind of thing I like to see on HN.
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15y ago
In instances where you may have many processes reading the same files in some sort of access pattern and you know they need to be in disk cache you can use fadvise[1]. It'll let you tell the kernel that I am going to need that file, why don
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15y ago
Disclaimer: I work at American Roamer. We actually track the marketed patterns that the carriers around the world say they have. In my analysis a lot of these open source ones are pretty messy datasets that wouldn't really add to our produc
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15y ago
Some examples where you might not care: HDFS has every block on three DataNodes around the cluster. Cassandra is similar and both will auto heal if a node goes down. Projects like drbd will do block level mirroring of a partition between a
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Memphis, TN - Infrastructure Engineer We design/develop/scale an interactive mapping platform. Our early products were all about superimposing cell phone coverage for carriers on a world map for them to embed in their websites. Now we have
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If we're getting technical it's merely in the same family as methamphetamine. Meth causes a _much_ larger dopamine response which among other reasons is why people find it awesome and addictive.
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ghotli
15y ago
Or perhaps it can open doors that will end up holding you back. There are people who are legitimate acid casualties. I know a guy who now has social anxiety so bad that he rarely leaves his house. This was most certainly not the case before
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ghotli
16y ago
I found it particularly hard to read the recent Amazon Outage thread. There was so much information to sift through. It had me missing the comment scores.
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ghotli
16y ago
Thanks for this. I had designed and partially implemented this exact same thing. Do you know of this running in production anywhere?
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16y ago
I pretty much meant the areas where it is not well known, which is most of it. I went back and forth about whether or not to generalize it to smaller, less robust economies or not. The comments thus far in this thread seem to support the th
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Poll: Would you even consider moving to the south for a job?
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16y ago
Yes
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16y ago
No
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ghotli
16y ago
You're asking the wrong question
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Memphis, TN - Infrastructure Engineer We design/develop/scale an interactive mapping platform. Our early products were all about superimposing cell phone coverage for carriers on a world map for them to embed in their websites. Now we have
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16y ago
I recently went on a crusade to find this and show it to my children. I view it as a turning point in my development and one that influenced my life's path a great deal.
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16y ago
Lucene and the Java Topology Suite are libs we use that were unparalleled in completeness for our problem domain.
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I never use the GUI. Removal of ruby from apt-get and replacement with a working system wide rvm installation that can be overridden with individual user rvm installations.
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16y ago
Not here please.
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16y ago
The step up from this is Linux From Scratch. As a teenager, starting with a host os and loading the individual pieces of a functional linux distribution taught me a skill that has turned out to be very valuable. Whereas the link above will
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16y ago
This was the best keynote at Strange Loop in St. Louis this year. It was wild sitting in a room with that many people all laughing about the unbelievable metaprogramming he had to do on punch cards. I'm hoping 2011 Strange Loop is as good a
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16y ago
I think that meme is funny too, but lets keep meme only posts over on reddit.
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16y ago
Answering questions on the iPad before I go to sleep is a bad idea. My apologies on the misspellings.
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