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by halayli 8y ago
From my personal experience, the #1 factor for better learning is to learn with an objective. Learning is hard and can be demotivating by itself but when I have an objective that requires learning it becomes the driving force/motivatio
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by halayli 8y ago
what you're about to read is anecdotal, subjective, and comes from personal experience. Take what resonates with you. Sometimes it is what it is, just accept it and do something else. From my experience, the factors below highly impa
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by halayli 8y ago
Why not standardize zstd? it seems to beat brotli in ratio,comp/decomp based on the benchmarks below: https://facebook.github.io/zstd/
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by halayli 8y ago
Ignoring whether correlation is the causation here, this post demonstrates a confirmation bias. Id like to see another list of successful companies with equal cofounders to be more objective.
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by halayli 8y ago
I think a survey might be more useful. It's rare that anything mentioned in the review would take a person by surprise. But reviews can serve as a reminder to what an employee should focus on to align with the business needs.
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aws S3 Select might be a good fit. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/s3-glacier-s...
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What would your time savings account look like comparing the 2?
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by halayli 8y ago
More accurate to say 'My struggle to learn ES6'. My newcomers confuse what's ES6 syntax vs React specific.
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by halayli 9y ago
I don't see the point of this. Why not use nginx which comes with startup scripts and point it to the site's directory that includes the bundle/index files? If the single binary that just serves static files you're bette
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by halayli 9y ago
It's an estimate of rtt + dns resolution. The challenge in providing a good dns service is more about having nodes closer to the user than the dns resolution step itself because that in theory is almost constant for cached responses (i
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by halayli 9y ago
This tests the performance / distance between vps data centers and the dns server's data centers. imho it's better to have a test web page that consumers visit and establishes a tcp connection to those dns services and estima
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by halayli 9y ago
It would be nice to credit this explanation to Linus.
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This is where a legit issue start to turn into clickbait weak journalism.
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most comments here recommend books, but what's probably more important is how you learn math from these books.
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I have suspicion that at least instagram is listening. I started saying words that I've never looked up for in the past, nor have I ever saw an ad related to them like 'dog walker', 'babies'.. and over the course of
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by halayli 9y ago
Take a look at vim/emacs. They are anything but simple.
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> Consider time_saved to represent the time you may have spent developing your own solution Developing your own solution is one thing, and developing your own solution that's as battle tested as a popular library is another. Baking
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by halayli 9y ago
It would be nice if there's a plugin that launches vim/emacs with a tmp file in the background, and replaces the textarea with a terminal like canvas that connects to it. Upon exit, the content gets copied into the textarea.
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C++20 Constraints and concepts(en.cppreference.com)
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by halayli 9y ago
After using FreeBSD for many years and having to move to linux for various reasons, I still miss kqueue and FreeBSD's superior networking stack.
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by halayli 9y ago
You don't need a project to tackle C. Start with "The C Programming Language" and do the exercises or "C How To Program" by Deitel & Deitel which also has plenty of exercises.
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by halayli 9y ago
The security facepalm is the fact that you're pulling source code without signature verification. It's not github's responsibility to manage usernames. The blame and responsibility is on Go and whoever thought it's a go
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by halayli 9y ago
true but you don’t have to go that far. React, webpack, and sometimes well maintained packages that depend on unmaintained packages suffer from this. I am not picking on web dev, it’s a general problem.
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by halayli 9y ago
Just to be clear I am not insinuating that new tools and their developers are inferior. But backward compatibility is also very important. When I am using version 1.9 stable release of a product i’d expect more stability
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by halayli 9y ago
This is a problem I faced using ansible, webpack + js modules, and more. it's a moving ground and you always need to keep up to date with the latest changes often which are breaking. I tend to design my systems so that they work even i
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by halayli 9y ago
Recently I've been using clang's parser Python bindings to parse c++ headers and generate code that reflect object's members and integrate that into cmake. It beats the purpose if whatever you're going to come up with re
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by halayli 9y ago
you’re arguing nonsense just for the sake of arguing. if someone hasn’t used react before then the title is meaningless.
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by halayli 9y ago
I'd pick zstd over snappy for text
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What's wrong with LMDB?
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by halayli 9y ago
My point is that privilege escalation can happen from logical bugs

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