namelezz

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by namelezz 10y ago
I think one can lose enthusiasm for working at certain companies but still have a passion for programming.
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by namelezz 10y ago
Lot of companies support H-1B. Moving on is the only thing you can do. You need to pick yourself up as soon as possible and apply for other positions. Keep in mind there are people who can not even land a phone interview at those companies.
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by namelezz 10y ago
> Think really hard about the problem you are solving. How do you know you have thought hard enough?
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by namelezz 10y ago
> call yourself an american. Sure you can call yourself whatever you want but whether or not you being treated as an american is a different story. I know several immigrants who get yelled by the local people to "go back to your cou
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by namelezz 10y ago
This will boot up the number of curious minds.
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by namelezz 10y ago
I understand how you feel. I hope things will work out for you.
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by namelezz 10y ago
JavaScript and Perl are fun to write. Not sure about maintaining large code base though
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by namelezz 10y ago
Don't be discouraged by the OP's story. The OP has several years of experiences in C as a firmware developer(read his LinkedIn) so the interviewers may have high expectation in his "coding abilities". Lesson from the sto
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by namelezz 10y ago
> Once your code compiles, you’ll find (at least I have) that it is much more likely to be correct (i.e., do the right thing) than if you tried to write similar C, C++, or Go code. What issues in Go do this sentence refer to?
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by namelezz 10y ago
> He'd just stick to the basics and write C-style code in the given language I want to see how he writes C style in Haskell.
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by namelezz 10y ago
Great post. Both funny and informative.
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by namelezz 10y ago
I think what pcwalton might be talking about is this: std::unique_ptr<Person> owner(new Person("name")); auto stolen = std::move(owner); std::cout << owner->name << std::endl; Rust compiler will detect the usa
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by namelezz 10y ago
> In my experience, the opposite of what the author claims is true: modern C++ leads to code that's easier to understand, performs better and is easier to maintain. Can you comment on the memory safety of modern C++? I am wondering
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by namelezz 10y ago
We all listen to what we want to hear, don't we.
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by namelezz 10y ago
You said it's misconduct which misleads others that they are good.
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by namelezz 10y ago
The story is from the manager side. I wonder how it is told by the fired employee. Been in this situation before, not that nice as it's told "I helped him brainstorm about jobs he’d be happy in." So you know of jobs that do n
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by namelezz 10y ago
We are all entitled to our own opinions. I would say this is your personal perspective of being a Software Engineer in tech. city(SF).
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by namelezz 10y ago
Is FBI faking again [1]? [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11578240
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by namelezz 10y ago
Yep, not buying Sun was their biggest mistake.
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by namelezz 10y ago
What's your thought of Rust? What dev env did you use?
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by namelezz 10y ago
That sounds better than my experience with a fuck up startup a while ago. I solved all their tech challenges to have the email revealed. It's fun at that time. Sent my resume to that email. Received a phone call. Had a short interview
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by namelezz 10y ago
Why does MS pay their engineers less than other tech companies when most of their services are not free? It's like getting paid at tight budget startups. Despite of the reported salary here, I admire the engineers there. Is it because
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by namelezz 10y ago
It's ANTLR Development Tools[1]. You usually install it as a plugin for Intellij, NetBeans, and Eclipse. [1] - http://www.antlr.org/tools.html
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by namelezz 10y ago
How did you come up with 64x64 sliding windows?
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by namelezz 10y ago
That negative reinforcement yields good results though.
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by namelezz 10y ago
Then you probably did not know she's more attractive in the full version ;)
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by namelezz 11y ago
You are right. It's not the largest Clojure codebase(Language Breakdown of Storm [1]). There may be reasons why they think their Clojure codebase is largest. [1] https://www.openhub.net/p/apache-storm/analyses
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by namelezz 11y ago
Why Clojure and not Scala?
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by namelezz 11y ago
How fast is the new emulator compared to Genymotion[1]? Is intel HAXM still required? [1] https://www.genymotion.com/
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by namelezz 11y ago
Sometime I wonder why Elixir tries too hard to have Ruby syntax. Erlang: loop_through([H|T]) -> io:format('~p~n', [H]), loop_through(T); loop_through([]) -> ok. It seems convenient to use ';' to se

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