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by nautilus12 9y ago
There may be thousands of typs of programs but how many software design patterns are there? This is a much better analogy I think.
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by nautilus12 9y ago
I havent thought of this before but i was a mathematician that does software engineering, and Im starting to see some stark similarities between a mathematical proof and a "test" as in a unit test. I imagine if you went down this
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by nautilus12 9y ago
If only we could get a version of this to render in the terminal so we could hack our workstations to actually look like this. I use tmux pretty heavily. Id love it if panes looked like this
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Hahah, that was my thought too. The wisdom is to always do load testing.
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by nautilus12 9y ago
I wonder how many on the left are going to read this and think this is an attack on Trump when in fact its more likely an attack on the left or both sides. Refering to Russiagate as a "red scare" does not sound like an endorsemen
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Southpark already explored this concept pretty well I think. Season 13 episode 3. Im gonna go watch that instead of read this :P
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Engineering. First job ive never gotten an offer for. I feel like they werent serious about hiring and maybe they were required to interview a number of non internal candidates and were just checking boxes. Huge waste of my time. Granted
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Seems like youve just abstracted things like static typing into a extension of the language thats checked at a less optimal time. At this point arent you better off just using a language that incorporates this functionality and compiles it
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by nautilus12 9y ago
It has the ring of a know it all type of pedantic comment. I can safely assume that butterflys are deformed when they are pinned, I dont have to have a big expose revealing it as some hidden secret. Hackernews has the habbit of making dis
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Why the most important invention of the past 500 years is something you've already heard about (but read my explaination of it and then please buy my book).
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Seriously? Not to be negative but this is even more pedantic than I would expect from hacker news, and thats saying alot.
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by nautilus12 9y ago
This seems like no better off. Documentation is historically always out of date the second its written. The same would be true for annotation.
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by nautilus12 9y ago
I doubt you could ever get something like this working for Ruby, which is where it is actually badly needed.
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by nautilus12 9y ago
This is a picture perfect description of my interview with stitchfix.
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Does the fact that many of these havent been updated in months or years mean that these are really old projects that effectively hold no value to the NSA and arent close to any of their core operations?
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Lol this explains the primitive technology guy on youtube
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Im also curious, without digging into it deeply is it something comparable to Solr or Elasticsearch? If so i wonder how it stacks up
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Agreed
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by nautilus12 9y ago
Wait. Im missing something, if there is one employee per every 2 inmates that means each employee earns in the range of Min Wage to 152,000. How much of this is driven by employee salary and how much by administrative and over head costs?
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by nautilus12 9y ago
This is so cool, but its driving me crazy. I was wondering if someone could provide me with more resources that help intuit about 4d space. For example, in Miegekure, he walks through the 4th dimension to get to the other side of the wall,