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by melony 4y ago
Have you ever worked with people in HR at a large (more than 1K headcount) firm? Your mindset is that of an engineer's and you are overthinking things. An HR person doesn't give two fucks about why you are leaving your previous co
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by melony 4y ago
> it sounds like the sort of story to be wary about mentioning in future interviews Nobody expects honest answers when it comes to this sort of questions. If you reply honestly, you are condemning yourself to a life of 9-5 jobs. The co
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Most likely either building bots, in-game automation, or related to some sort of trading system for virtual assets.
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Any plans to add support for the new async and zero copy APIs?
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Not necessarily, if the market bounces back the funding becomes cheap.
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It's only a bad deal if the stock market does not recover by the time he has to complete the transaction. At his scale, he can afford to drag out the deal for another few months and save money. If the tech bubble reinflates, then thi
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They are a very famous quant fund
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Can bun:ffi deal with opaque pointers and C preprocessor generated types? For example can you embed a package like Guile in JS with bun:ffi? https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/docs/guile-tut/tutorial.h...
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by melony 4y ago
If you are focusing exclusively on digital logic, why not just use HDL? Something like https://github.com/myhdl/myhdl or https://github.com/m-labs/migen
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The problem is that you can't even build data structures from introductory algos in Rust without pulling your hair out. No linked lists, no graphs.
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by melony 4y ago
If you want accurate pricing, keep an eye on the futures markets. Using satellites to predict harvests has been used by Wall Street since forever.
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Most of (traditional) Erlang deploymens are in embedded systems. They have a different threat model.
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If they buy back after exercising, they would be making a profit!
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Train neural net and generate it dynamically!
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You get that working at a high enough accuracy and you will have an cashierless checkout company at hand.
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Ah, a Lisp user. Common Lisp is Exhibit A for standardization. Every Lisp user claims it is great because of either standardization of advanced features in the days when the Berlin Wall has barely fallen or the mere existence of macros. No
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OP and their family of course, since OP clearly believes animal lives are as valuable, if not more, than humans'.
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Isn't UT Austin an established state school? They have a lot of alumni in the valley.
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Dynamo underneath amirite?
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The issue boils down to responsiveness (multi screen size support). Remove that constraint, and making UI builders become trivial.
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by melony 4y ago
If you don't get buy-in from the actual browser vendors, they can just ignore your W3C standards. Buy a couple drinks for the Chrome engineering and product managers and your problem will be solved.
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by melony 4y ago
The key to all audio/music visualizations is the Fast Fourier Transform. Hook a FFT implementation to a graphics library and you are set.
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by melony 4y ago
Your favored poor "professional engineers" whose greatest claim to fame is being able to follow an ISO certification to build a bridge. They can wallow in poverty (and stay out of politics).
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by melony 4y ago
Windows Terminal and PowerShell. PowerShell is more powerful than most Unix family shells if configured properly. It also supports fish-style autocomplete and vim mode. You can call into win32 standard libraries and create GUIs too. C# is a
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Put the engineers in charge of the executive state, then we can talk.
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This looks amazing, congrats on shipping! Do you plan to add Firebase-style query optimizations too? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31832266
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by melony 4y ago
Go supports custom assembly, have you considered just polyfilling the SIMD functions manually?
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Not as an API, but for ML purposes static data (with a quick cleaning script) is perfectly usable. The amount of storage needed for weather data isn't worth spending money on an API. This isn't like financial data where storage co
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You can get these for free from the government websites.
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OTPP is famous in the industry for their good management, I certainly hope they are not doing any unprotected shorts. Honestly, their attempts to ride the WallStreetBets GME wave were a lot more dangerous than their FTX play.

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