mrburton

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Do You Live in Mountain View and Work Remote?(reuters.com)
2 points by mrburton 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Are you using Google Cloud in production?
2 points by mrburton 8y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: When you should create a product without knowing how to monetize it?
2 points by mrburton 8y ago|1 comments
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by mrburton 8y ago
I don't mean to be that "person', but you might want to express more about what you're building. Anyone who values their time, won't even consider this post because it's not saying much.
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by mrburton 8y ago
P.S. A little about my background. I'm a high school drop out. I dropped out to support the family. As a result, I felt like I had to work 10x harder than those who attended college. I never hold anything against people who attend coll
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by mrburton 8y ago
So after the encounter with my teacher at Home Depot, I posted my resume on dice.com. A trade school contacted me. I went for the interview, and the founder asked me "Do you think you could teach?" I replied with confidence and sa
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by mrburton 8y ago
For me, it all started the day my brother purchased a computer for my mom. My family didn't have much money, and as a result, I would help my mother clean bathrooms at a fruit and produce junction for $40 on Thursdays. At the time, my
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Ask HN: Tell me about your non-traditional entry into IT?
4 points by mrburton 8y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: What was your first programming book?
4 points by mrburton 8y ago|6 comments
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by mrburton 8y ago
I use my smart assistant for a lot of one off tasks, but I realized something.. when I head out, I have a routine I do daily and it can be automated. e.g., What's the weather? Order Lyft to Red Rock, and turn off the lights. I should s
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by mrburton 8y ago
I was going to guess until either their ears or nose bleeds. lol I hate click bait articles.
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by mrburton 8y ago
I try not to be so analytical. Generally speaking, "most" of my day working is "enjoyable". I love analyzing and solving problems. I've learned how to take challenging problems that can be defined as "frustrati
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Ask HN: What's your favorite lock free data structure?
8 points by mrburton 8y ago|7 comments
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by mrburton 8y ago
a) You should warn people about the content of the website when you post such material. People of all ages view this website. b) I'm sure this violates the usage of the website.
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by mrburton 8y ago
Sounds like that's a part of your problem. No sense of belonging/purpose. If you find yourself focusing on "What you want from life" and feel compelled to get an answer, maybe you need to distract yourself mentally from
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by mrburton 8y ago
You could be deficient in regards to vitamins. That plays a huge part in mental health. You can "look healthy", but be absolutely in shit condition underneath.
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by mrburton 8y ago
You need to re-program yourself. It's hared when you program yourself to keep pushing, improving, growing etc and then you start feeling like you're always at rock bottom. You might need to learn how to accept what you are and be
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by mrburton 8y ago
I think many people struggle with understanding "Dynamic Programming." Hopefully the following clears it up for you. Dynamic Programming can be done using Memoization (top-down; aka recursively) or Tabular method (bottom-up). So
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by mrburton 8y ago
I also have been cutting things and people out that interfere with being physically and mentally healthy. e.g., when I catch myself engaging on Twitter about political or social issues I don't agree with, I give myself a "Social t
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I Improve Myself
2 points by mrburton 8y ago|3 comments
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by mrburton 8y ago
Why wouldn't you do a pre-order traversal and connect the appropriate nodes? When they say "recursion is key", that's actually misleading and this problem doesn't seem hard at all. What am I missing?
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by mrburton 8y ago
ah - didn't see it
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DigitalOcean Marketplace Discover, Deploy Preconfigured One-Click Applications(marketplace.digitalocean.com)
2 points by mrburton 8y ago|2 comments
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Micronaut modern JVM-based, full-stack framework for serverless applications(micronaut.io)
2 points by mrburton 8y ago|0 comments
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by mrburton 8y ago
It certainly has it's roots in religion, but it is also effective. I have 2 friends that attend AA and both are atheists. One friend has been attending AA for nearly 35 years and the other 10 years. The latter friend did have a relapse
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by mrburton 8y ago
I agree it's not the only game in town for sure. One close friend actually has learned to replace his addiction with working out. There's certainly a strong correlation of Alcoholism and OCD. Once in a while he'll have dreams
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by mrburton 8y ago
There's so much I would like to say about this, but let me try not to let this get out of hand. a. The people I know attend AA are not religious and they don't enjoy that aspect of AA. b. They refuse to take medication like Disul
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by mrburton 8y ago
Am I the only one who sees the release date and think "Cute, they released it on Pi Day :)"
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by mrburton 8y ago
There's an old Irish saying that goes "A man takes a drink, the drink takes a drink, the drink takes the man." If you have a drinking problem, you just need to avoid drinking period. I have some close friends that have drinki
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by mrburton 8y ago
Ha I blame the poor title for that post. Who wants to sleep under a kitchen table. :)

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