hurtmyknee

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by hurtmyknee 2y ago
This is terrific, thank you for sharing!
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by hurtmyknee 7y ago
Additionally, it's the hypocrisy of a global icon. There is a cinematic in the video game NBA2k that truly puts it into light [1]. James' production company helped write and produce it, they're his words. It hurts, and is ter
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by hurtmyknee 9y ago
Great post, could you expand your thoughts on Nim? With Cython/PyPy I can get things done when resources are more restricted. Never seen Nim in prod, but it has caught my eye and I'm curious.
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by hurtmyknee 9y ago
I like to keep things modular, if you're looking for API development Falcon is a lightweight DIY solution ( https://falconframework.org/ ).
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by hurtmyknee 11y ago
Flask-RESTful worked out for me, I like how easy it is to define routes. I'm eager to try Falcon next: http://falconframework.org/
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by hurtmyknee 12y ago
There are seven questions in this article, and topics like machine learning and program verification are in quotes. I don't think a competent engineer was consulted on this article. Perhaps as a community we should elucidate in a more
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by hurtmyknee 12y ago
To be blunt, this article makes me sick. An admission essay is one of many ingredients to the meal that makes a great candidate. If all the other metrics are aligned, why does one need to hire a professional writer?
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by hurtmyknee 13y ago
This is great advice that took me quite a bit of time to learn as well. Most of our meetings are held in a room with a whiteboard, and it has become standard to start by writing "GOAL: {{goal}}". It prevents tangents, encourages u
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by hurtmyknee 13y ago
> The T42’s touchpad is hardly usable for productivity. Disappointingly, so is the iconic red nub. I agree the touchpad leaves much to be desired, but I've found the nub to be fantastic. With one index finger on the nub, and two thu
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by hurtmyknee 13y ago
I understand your concern, but I agree with the advice whether just out of college or not. Interviewing is a skill just like any other, and if it has been more than a year since the last one, chances are you'll be rusty. If a candidate
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by hurtmyknee 13y ago
While true for the aggregate, there are always exceptions. I know someone who had a GPA <= 2.3 from a mediocre state school that went to medical school in the Caribbean. The person did so well on Step 2 that s/he was invited to tran
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Startups and Moms(42floors.com)
48 points by hurtmyknee 13y ago|12 comments
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by hurtmyknee 13y ago
I recently had a phone interview with the CTO of a startup. I checked out his blog beforehand and read an article describing his approach to debugging. I brought it up and it led to a great conversation, which I believe got me to the second
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by hurtmyknee 13y ago
"You can tell when someone 'gets' it and when someone doesn't." Can someone explain this in more detail please?
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by hurtmyknee 14y ago
Building a CPU in a circuit simulation framework[1] was one of my favorite, and most illuminating, projects I've done. A great book to learn more: http://www.amazon.com/Computer-Systems-Programmers-Perspecti... [1] http://tams-www.inform
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Software Development and StarCraft(sanilio.com)
1 points by hurtmyknee 14y ago|0 comments
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by hurtmyknee 15y ago
It's not as boolean as good/evil, but certainly there are ethical challenges to be faced in this particular field. There are many roles to play, so this comment isn't necessarily directed at the parent comment or risk management. We all kno