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by mx2323 4y ago
Coalesce Software | Full Stack Software Engineers, Staff Software Engineers | Remote (Mountain or West Coast Time Zones) | Full-Time | https://www.coalesce.io/ At Coalesce, we are building a data transformation platform for
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by mx2323 4y ago
Coalesce Software | Full Stack Software Engineers & Staff Software Engineers | Remote (Mountain or West Coast Time Zones) | Full-Time | https://www.coalesce.io/ At Coalesce, we are building a data transformation platfor
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by mx2323 6y ago
well, from my point of view i write 40% the amount of code with react hooks than i did with react classes, i probably reused about 40% more code, and can write components 50% faster than before. i also refer to React documentation about hal
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APIPass -Interest in a Node.js Rest Client for Most Commonly Used APIs?
1 points by mx2323 6y ago|0 comments
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by mx2323 10y ago
lies
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Practical algorithms and data structures quick walkthrough(medium.com)
4 points by mx2323 10y ago|0 comments
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Startup job offer cheatsheet(medium.com)
2 points by mx2323 10y ago|0 comments
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by mx2323 10y ago
yeah. what if one of those privileged accounts gets compromised or an admin goes rogue... i think theres still a use for surveillance. just my opinion. then again. im paranoid. i want the fort knox of data.
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by mx2323 10y ago
that can't always be true. for instance, some of my friends are doing data science. they are constantly SSH'd running jobs on the data, using different tools to understand their data. i think SSH will always exist going forward,
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by mx2323 10y ago
what do you think about recording every SSH session? You bring up remote desktop environments... its actually a good point... similar to what VM's on AWS are. If the access point (SSH) is locked down and recorded, doesn't that pr
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Ask HN: How do you prevent data leaks?
1 points by mx2323 10y ago|6 comments
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Seattle vs. Boulder vs. San Francisco(medium.com)
6 points by mx2323 11y ago|0 comments
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by mx2323 15y ago
this is completely silly. what about all the developers that devote all of their time on the product at hand...? i guess... your heuristic says that you dont want them? and you'd rather take the guy that goes home at 5 and gets distracted w
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by mx2323 15y ago
in my experiences, xfs is still faster than ext4. in particular, if you are appending to a file. especially with ext4, consider calling fallocate() to preallocate the size of the file you are appending to and keeping track of the offset you
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by mx2323 15y ago
once you've read these books, take a look at altdevblogaday.org they have daily blog posts from excellent game developers. although i'm not a c++ game developer, i do use c++ and i take a lot of inspiration from the techniques that they tal
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by mx2323 15y ago
completely agree. read it when you start c++, then read it 6 months later. it will feel like you are reading a completely different book :)
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by mx2323 15y ago
i feel like this is an interesting step in the right direction but... what happens if i want to read, process and write a log message....? thats three different bloom blocks that require 2 partial orderings. instead of totally unordering ev
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Worst ceos ever(247wallst.com)
1 points by mx2323 16y ago|1 comments
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ASK HN:Good web design?
10 points by mx2323 16y ago|7 comments
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Emacs productivity tips
1 points by mx2323 16y ago|0 comments
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The 3-d long tail - a model of internet business(mx2323.posterous.com)
3 points by mx2323 17y ago|0 comments
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by mx2323 17y ago
its about the same, when you consider standard of living costs.
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by mx2323 17y ago
well, all of the things you are talking about requires hardware + software. which is more expensive, slower and more dangerous than building web 2.0 sites that are easily patchable. that's actually a very prohibitive point, as most startups