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by hacknat 13y ago
A lot of the apps that you know and love wouldn't be possible without performance improvements. Of course customers won't notice the improvement directly, they'll notice in new software capability they previously didn't
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by hacknat 13y ago
Why is nobody talking about the camera improvements, the speed improvements, and the fact that this is the first 64 bit phone? The improvements to the 5S are actually dramatic, you just can't see them yet.
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by hacknat 13y ago
I love how a 4 hour sell-off somehow means "the market" has uttered its final pronouncement on Apple's latest product lineup.
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by hacknat 13y ago
This old gem, huh?
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by hacknat 13y ago
A lot of things can and probably will be said about this, but I think this comparison and bald-faced promotion of Atlanta is deceiving. My biggest beef is the use of numbers in a way that is annoying and frustrating (as a student of statist
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by hacknat 13y ago
If you're relying on linkedin to actually get a good job (except maybe for people just getting there first entry level job) then you need all the help you can get...
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by hacknat 13y ago
You're doing a good job, continue adding value, like you're doing. Try to take a look at what people with your experience in your type of programming are making in your location. If you are very out of whack with what the mean of
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by hacknat 13y ago
I'm sorry. What have you done for me lately? C and Unix don't count.
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by hacknat 13y ago
You need to learn more about people if you think this will have any effect on the overall ignorance of even the population that engages with your hoax. This is elitism in its worst form.
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An Illusion with a Future(amacad.org)
1 points by hacknat 14y ago|0 comments
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by hacknat 14y ago
Nice.
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by hacknat 14y ago
No. Be good at what you do, be smart with how you invest. If you set such a goal I can assure you that you will not perform as well as if your goal was learn X by age Y, or something similar. Money is an arbitrary and (IMHO) poor indicator
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by hacknat 14y ago
Also. As you advance in your career working at a larger company can provide unique challenges that a smaller company cannot. For example, Amazon's suggestion feature is a brilliant implementation of K-means (or something like it). The small
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by hacknat 14y ago
First of all size is a relative thing. It depends on what you mean by big. I would not write a monolithic code base with JavaScript. That's just silly, and is the kind of thing that Dahl and Schlueter have, themselves, been debunking in ord
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by hacknat 14y ago
Instead of using lambdas why not name your functions (function expression) and pass those around instead like so: var someFunc1 = function(){...} var somFunc2 = function(){...} someNodeBinder1(someFunc1); someNodeBinder2(someFunc2); That be
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by hacknat 14y ago
tl;dr So many variables it is impossible to give you good advice without a lot more information (some of which is probably sensitive). Anybody who pretends otherwise is lying. The generic advice you get will be stuff you've probably heard a
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by hacknat 14y ago
It's going to take you a while to learn the architecture of your company, and you will probably not learn all of it. It can take months to learn how even a simple distributed system works. My suggestion is to do the work that they throw you
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by hacknat 14y ago
Yes, yes. We've seen this before...
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by hacknat 14y ago
If you are using Wordpress or another PHP based CMS then NearlyFreeSpeech.Net can't be beat.
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by hacknat 14y ago
I don't know about 20 years, but over the next few years more and more developers will have to utilize and understand concurrency, and be able to make use of all processing power available to them. Go and Node have put a nice set of sugar a
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by hacknat 14y ago
Short answer: Yes. Long answer: I am currently using it in production and it works great. It performs admirably, and is easy to use. I use to aggregate data relevant to our business. It's basically a service I've written that anybody can se