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by neeleshs 10y ago
If I buy a device now, can I upgrade it as you add more tests?
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Doctors can then focus on new diseases, higher level thinking about health, rare cases and such. Under-researched domains can get attention
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by neeleshs 10y ago
My favorite way is to start with a very vague design question, with no expectation of any predefined answer. Then I try to make it a discussion, see if the candidate asks more questions, pokes around, can think in terms of abstractions - I
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by neeleshs 10y ago
I believe its more because companies that have "enterprise apps" culture embraced java more, rather than it being the fault of Java itself. I've seen first-hand when these companies have "enterprisified" C++, C# and
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Was it Java that did not deliver improvement, or was it the team? :)
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Is it wire compatible with Kafka?
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by neeleshs 10y ago
The jetbrains family for most parts : idea for Java/scala, phpstorm for, well, php and pycharm for Python. I like spring toolsuite which is built on top of eclipse. On the term, it's vim and on Mac it's TextWrangler.
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by neeleshs 10y ago
$60,000 is way more expensive than the 2 acre land it serves in most parts of India
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by neeleshs 10y ago
The comment was on the lighter side, may be a smiley would've done the trick
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by neeleshs 10y ago
https://www.wired.com/2016/08/how-tesla-autopilot-works/ The human-driven fatality stats are here - https://www-fars.nhtsa.dot.gov/Main/index.aspx Very near, indeed, at least for now
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by neeleshs 10y ago
The insurance industry wants a world of no accidents, as long as the world does not know its accident-free
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Nice, I hope this hits mainstream in the next 10 years - I'm hoping my teeth will survive without a lot of damage till then :). The researchers also have filed for a patent https://www.google.com/patents/US20140186
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by neeleshs 10y ago
And if its a business application, and the company survives long enough, it will invariably get complicated.
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by neeleshs 10y ago
And in my country - "An old patient is better than a new doctor"
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by neeleshs 10y ago
At least one study suggests that unlike athletic abilities that do peak at around 20, fluid intelligence is more complex and may peak all the way up to 50 years. http://m.pss.sagepub.com/content/26/4/433
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Agreed. My current self can understand complex concepts faster than my younger self. Understanding the innards of a distributed database is easier now than ten years back.
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Why do you think often faster coders are younger? With many more tricks up their sleeves, a more experienced coder will be faster. Or are you saying compared to literally older people, but not experienced?
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Great article and introduced me to some interesting new ones! This is still scratching the surface. With such a broad view of what a bread is, some more south indian stuff : # Idly - steamed buns made of lentil/rice batter # Rava idli
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by neeleshs 10y ago
I have exactly the opposite view. Until very recently modules in sbt required a scala Build file. There is not one single file where you have a view of everything - plugins, build properties, sbt file, and sbt scala file. I prefer maven ove
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by neeleshs 10y ago
What's the difference?
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Anyone has experience around this on HBase, a CP database?
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by neeleshs 10y ago
If you want a specific CRM solution for your company, anything that your are comfortable with is fine. If you want to make it a platform, and a generic CRM solution that other companies can use, you need to think about APIs, security, custo
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by neeleshs 10y ago
It is indeed. I had that misfortune and it is the most painful moment in my life so far. I cannot recall how many alternative scenarios I ran through in my mind, with the doctors - all the way from cutting edge medicine to the mystical. N
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by neeleshs 10y ago
I believe you simply made a choice. I live in the bay area, but my commute is hour long,30 miles away from my house, and I don't have any jobs that I want to do near my house. That's a choice I made.
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Care to elaborate how VS Code is miles ahead of Jetbrains offerings?
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Moley raising money in September(moley.com)
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Indeed, I love https://betterexplained.com/ which is all about intuitive understanding of calculus and other stuff. A post on the constant 'e' - nobody ever told me what that number really means. More such materi
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by neeleshs 10y ago
Im having a hard time to imagine this conversation. Infrastructure projects typically need a lot of buy-in from across teams (due to costs) and are geared to solve specific problems the business faces. This has been my experience in small&#
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Dockerized apps make it simple to run on dev environment, which is what we do. Of course , one cannot run everything on a laptop, we have a dev cluster

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