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by leonidasv 7y ago
https://archive.is/8Oeqz
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by leonidasv 7y ago
Also, you can learn fundamental, intermediate and even advanced topics on CS without a formal degree via MOOCs, like the ones offered by Coursera - some of them taught by professors from universities that you may not even have the money&#x2
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The Linux Scheduler: A Decade of Wasted Cores (2016) [pdf](ece.ubc.ca)
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You can read it using a "focused reader" service like Outline: https://outline.com/cvHmpU
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Osborne Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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Billiard-Ball Computer(en.wikipedia.org)
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A Million Random Digits with 100k Normal Deviates(en.wikipedia.org)
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A soviet-era programming language with Cyrillic keywords(en.wikipedia.org)
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I think both are held together. If you have a lot of data, but your underlying system is simple, you don't need a lot of people to analyse it. Your demand for new people crunching that data will come as the complexity of your software
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by leonidasv 7y ago
I encourage you (and everyone facing the same problems) to take a look at Rematch ( https://github.com/rematch/rematch ). It's Redux (the real Redux, you can even use it with the Redux-DevTools) with a MobX-like syn
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Barnes–Hut Simulation(en.wikipedia.org)
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by leonidasv 7y ago
Skia is a graphics engine developed in C++. Think of it as the building block for graphical interfaces, animations and everything else that involves displaying some 2D data on a screen, specially vectorial data. For example, Flutter uses it
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by leonidasv 7y ago
As much as I agree with you, I don't see this happening any time soon. See, Baidu and Yandex already existed for years before reaching the size they're today. Brazil had it's internally developed search engines before (Cadê,
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by leonidasv 7y ago
Microservices are about splitting code into different servers instead of a monolithic codebase. You end up with different servers (probably virtualized) for each domain of the application. Like, instead of having the video decoding and the