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931.
by jxub 9y ago
Use Erlang and sell to FB. All the benefits and none of the headaches. Also, aim for talent, not warm bodies that passed the fizzbuzz test. Caveat: worked only once, no guarantees provided...
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by jxub 9y ago
Maybe on features that get aborted on each change of corporate strategy (my supposition)? It's also really easy to knock out a MVP that replicates 80% of snapchat features, but the real problem is getting the scale right, as convention
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by jxub 9y ago
Is there an example of a million-user/big B2B company built entirely on top of FAAS like AWS Lambda and some lind of database with auto scaling, sharding et al. (maybe Spanner or CockroachDB [0])? I suspect once somethink like that hap
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by jxub 9y ago
I am convinced that there is always a "inertia" of values and goals, and as a result people fool themselves thinking they are getting towards the local/global maximum. Many times, experience or external fomo/fud from the
935.
by jxub 9y ago
I think you can use C++ in code challenges in all major coding riddles practice sites eg. Hackerrank, Leetcode and TopCoder.
936.
by jxub 9y ago
Mostly because of adoption. Rust is great, but I'm not really into it (subjectively).
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by jxub 9y ago
> made with humans Sounds scary... I don't think this is an example of a good field to get in... :grin:
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Ask HN: Best way to learn modern C++?
686 points by jxub 9y ago|173 comments
939.
Build a Spell-Checker in Clojure(bernhardwenzel.com)
3 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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Brace Placement Styles(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
941.
Write a Shell in C(brennan.io)
3 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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Movie Monad: Make a Video Player in Haskell(lettier.github.io)
1 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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by jxub 9y ago
HN users.
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What are the best ways to pick up Deep Learning skills as an engineer? (2016)(quora.com)
2 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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A Comprehensive Guide to Fine-Tuning Deep Learning Models in Keras (2016)(flyyufelix.github.io)
2 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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Lessons from Spotify(stratechery.com)
4 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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by jxub 9y ago
Twitter and Facebook!
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by jxub 9y ago
r/sits/seats/g
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Exploring Lua for Concurrent Programming (2008)(jucs.org)
2 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
950.
by jxub 9y ago
Shakespeare's Globe is a fine example of globe made by craftsmen.
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Cobol on Cogs(coboloncogs.org)
1 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
952.
Why I regret getting straight A’s in college (2007)(blog.penelopetrunk.com)
8 points by jxub 9y ago|3 comments
953.
by jxub 9y ago
Thank you for kind of psychoanalizing that. The motivation behind attacking tech giants (at least in my case when I bash Google or whatever), is mostly to show others how ethic I am and consequently to feel good about my worldview. This is,
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No Soup for You: When Beautiful Soup Doesn't Like Your XML(blog.thehumangeo.com)
1 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
955.
by jxub 9y ago
Accepting the "package" is almost like embracing a cult, the cult of conformity, making itself easier to predict and monetize by the omnipresent algorithms of the tech giants that seem to have replaced god by a lot of data-crunchi
956.
by jxub 9y ago
...and all fit and able-bodied!
957.
by jxub 9y ago
To avoid dying and taking advantage of some loophole in his life insurance, raking millions for his family and leaving the company bankrupt ;)
958.
by jxub 9y ago
This, on the other hand, seems perfectly reasonable to me: var c = new Customer(); Type inference works great imho to avoid specifying the object twice using a normal constructor, not a factory function, and in a codebase where act
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Fear and Loathing in APL (2015)(theburningmonk.com)
90 points by jxub 9y ago|25 comments
960.
by jxub 9y ago
Topology for ML sounds amazing. Got any papers/links?

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