namelezz

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by namelezz 11y ago
What is "co."?
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by namelezz 11y ago
What do you think of Quasar fiber[1]? [1] http://docs.paralleluniverse.co/quasar/#fibers
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by namelezz 11y ago
I am not sure what you mean by "worked out for her." The manager is still at Google. She is the one that moved to a different team and eventually left.
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by namelezz 11y ago
Love the way you catch her :). Just being curious, who will be interviewing those that pass the code challenges?
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by namelezz 11y ago
Thank you for the list. I really hope the VM can enable porting language runtimes that are not available in JVM, C#, Swift, Go...
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by namelezz 11y ago
I remember the researchers at Oracle mention in their presentation that not all languages can be ported to GraalVM. Do you know what language runtimes can and cannot be implemented on GraalVM?
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by namelezz 11y ago
Go is probably a difficult term for TIOBE to get it right.
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by namelezz 11y ago
Career wise, you should pick up popular languages, Java/C#/Python/Ruby/JavaScript. Between Go and Rust, I think you should pick Go because there are a significant number of developers from Python/Ruby/JavaScrip
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by namelezz 11y ago
I wonder the same thing. Why do CEOs get paid too much?
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by namelezz 11y ago
> From a deployment standpoint, having a tool written in Go is a win for me. Deploying Go apps is not always easy from my experience(cross compiling for Android ARM). You need to cross compile Go source code for the target platform and i
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by namelezz 11y ago
Sounds like he will dig into Rust. If he was into GC language like Golang, he would have been interested in Java.
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by namelezz 11y ago
Will this introduce multiple version issues into JVM ecosystem like Python 2 vs Python 3?
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by namelezz 11y ago
#4 which companies are you having in your mind?
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by namelezz 11y ago
Big banks such as Goldman Sachs are very corrupted. I heard several stories about unqualified elite kids got hired for no reasons. In financial industry, one does not even need to be skillful to make a lot of money. Example: http:/&#x
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by namelezz 11y ago
Can you share some tips on #4?
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by namelezz 11y ago
Where are your tests?
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by namelezz 11y ago
+1 for #4
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by namelezz 11y ago
Do you think this is true for immigrants? I find most will obtain advanced degrees from US universities then apply for local jobs to stay in the country as skilled engineers.
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by namelezz 11y ago
Static typing is the reason I choose Kotlin over Groovy.
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by namelezz 11y ago
Are you talking about Chinese Internet companies? You are joking right?
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by namelezz 11y ago
or Twitter - where most of these rejected people make awesome comebacks
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by namelezz 11y ago
Yes. You know the game whether or not you play our cards that's up to you.
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by namelezz 11y ago
So beside familiarizing the language syntax, I need to be aware of a set of unofficial tools and plugins, which are likely going to change in the next couple months, to be able to read the code.
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by namelezz 11y ago
And how much does one need to spend on implementing the design? For software one can clone, build, and start playing with the APIs. The cost is almost 0.
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by namelezz 11y ago
The UI is nice but it runs very slow on my FF.
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by namelezz 11y ago
Thank you for sharing. I think you mean 1000 not 100 "100 goroutines come pretty much for free in Go;"
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by namelezz 11y ago
Thank you for your response. I was asking the questions because when I was evaluating MySQL and PostgreSQL 3 years ago I ended up choosing MySQL due to its community and the rumor about difficulties in horizontal scaling of PostgreSQL even
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by namelezz 11y ago
When and how did you evaluate PostgreSQL? Can you comment on PostgreSQL's horizontal scale?
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by namelezz 11y ago
Swift gives you nice syntax and Go provides you good abstraction for concurrency(channel and goroutines).
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by namelezz 11y ago
I don't think this is a good behavior. I think knowledge sharing is good. What if everyone keeps everything to themselves.

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