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I think the right path is to be both a manager and a programmer. Starting business is getting easier and one person can manage both.
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People can go to high school and become interns at their 50-ties.
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11y ago
Is this really a problem specific to computer science? Medical, biology, physics.. all subjects have some harder parts. There is always someone who does not understand.
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11y ago
Transparent shell might look nice, but is useless for work.
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11y ago
thats java8
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11y ago
How much is significantly faster? 30%? I need fast Scala compilation and I am not impressed with new processors. I am waiting for Skylake-EP, it has good OC potential and could handle 256GB DDR4 and bunch of NVMes. For stable OC you need wa
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11y ago
Do you have Java8? It has many improvements
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11y ago
I ported test into java. C++ version runs 16.05s on my computer, Java is bit faster 14.58 https://gist.github.com/jankotek/8fcb8205dbe1b8d131cdac2cc23...
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11y ago
I got i7 2600K @ 5Ghz with water cooling. Very hard to find replacement. Test run 16.05s
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11y ago
Some jokes are not scalable. Funny cats on youtube are scalable.
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11y ago
Space startup could be ok. Academia has way too much overhead, there are no money left for research.
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11y ago
I agree that its not ok to expect someone ELSE to work that way. But its ok to expect this from yourself.
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11y ago
I disagree wit article. Today there are way more entrepreneurs who turned their side project into business. But today its not about huge "scalable" startup, but more relaxed lifestyle business. And most projects are build within e
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11y ago
To be fair non-IT STEM is not much better. I have many friends in astronomy and marine research, it is very difficult to find a job.
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11y ago
I think its irrelevant stat. Single commit can take 1 second or several weeks of work. And several people have cron jobs for website synchronization etc...
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11y ago
I am not sure if this article is not a satire. > We tend to assume that late wakers are the partiers, the deadbeats, the ones who are so irresponsible they can't keep a basic schedule. > the data point to the idea that an [eve
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11y ago
One company I interviewed for starts day at 11AM, you are expected to be in the office until 7PM, sometime 9PM. I think they do it for timezone difference, heat and easier commute.
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11y ago
Why man has nipples if he does not breast feed?
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11y ago
It is parceled by teritorial claims. Any inhabitants would have to fight Nato, Russia, Argentina and othrr countries.
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11y ago
Is that climate model available in form of source code and original raw data?
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11y ago
Interested in how long it will last this time. Windows NT were POSIX compliant long time ago, but that was discontinued. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_POSIX_subsystem https://en.wikipedia.org/
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11y ago
Ebay. It runs Lubuntu, I develop java
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11y ago
I use old HP Proliant as a workstation. For $900 you get 24 cores and 256GB RAM. Its pretty loud and power inefficient, but works great for testing concurrent and memory intensive code.
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> Before Elizabeth's reign, England - like the rest of Christendom - understood a garbled version of Islam mainly through the bloody and polarised experiences of the Crusades. > No Christian even knew the words "Islam&quo
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11y ago
I talked about .net micro
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C# could be better choice. Microsoft offered royalty free license and big part of CLR was already opensourced.
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11y ago
HTreeMap from mapdb works similar way.
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11y ago
it was also first to support gestures, tab recovery after crash, decent speed... For couple of years (before Mozilla become usable) it was the ONLY alternative to IE.
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BBC (author works there) recently made documentary/reality show "Girls can code". Its about young girls, building an app and trying to pitch investors. Its was the most sexist TV piece I had ever seen. Coding was turned into
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I read a bit on authors pages. I think he paints "anti-authoritarian" as young hippie who is against everything just because. That explains no mentions of psychiatry in soviet union, early 20th century and so on.
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