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by mallyvai 12y ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kristin-rowefinkbeiner/thank-y...
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OfferLetter.io helps you get what you're worth. Free for Microsoft employees(offerletter.io)
17 points by mallyvai 12y ago|3 comments
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by mallyvai 12y ago
No Android release? :-(
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by mallyvai 12y ago
Hey Vincent! I realize we never actually discussed this in the published interview, but do you have any idea how much "better" CoderPad is quantitatively than other interview tools? Do companies see X% fewer false positives if the
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by mallyvai 12y ago
I'm extremely interested to see how Sourcegraph continues to define "right example" down the road. Collaborative filtering and more powerful heuristics both spring to mind as possible options.
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Sourcegraph: "A single example is worth 1000 lines of documentation"(codeinsider.us)
106 points by mallyvai 12y ago|23 comments
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by mallyvai 13y ago
Not bad! Any plans to open source some of the underlying libraries? Could be interesting to see more games made in this style with these visual mechanics.
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by mallyvai 13y ago
I should have included a bit more of the detail Tuhin told me in the interview, but the Euclidean-distance model for keyboard mashing is part of the fast-fail antifraud layer, - failing fast on asdfasdfasdf@asdf.com is cheaper than making a
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Gumroad – Transactions, art, and keyboard mashing(codeinsider.us)
19 points by mallyvai 13y ago|1 comments
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by mallyvai 13y ago
"Because face it, any sufficiently capable query language has to be Turing complete" - No, no it doesn't. Stock SQL is not Turing complete. There are extensions that support recursion to make it so, but it is perfectly possib
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by mallyvai 13y ago
It's in the interview, like halfway down. They're using Citus over Postgres.
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How Heap's 5-line MVP evolved into a 30,000 TPS beast(codeinsider.us)
69 points by mallyvai 13y ago|17 comments
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SideCar's Kalman Filter models San Francisco brunch(codeinsider.us)
41 points by mallyvai 13y ago|14 comments
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by mallyvai 13y ago
From @kmatzen's comments on Authorea.com: " What do you get when you combine authors with gonorrhea? Authorea! I like it! There are two things I would still like though. One would be page rendering in the browser. We often have to
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by mallyvai 14y ago
[Note: Paul and Tim are students at Olin, not MIT. The article doesn't make this clear until later on.]
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by mallyvai 17y ago
I had Soloway for two consecutive semesters when I went to UMich. This is a cool lecture by a wonderful teacher.