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by nosequel 11y ago
This would only be a problem if you currently spend every waking hour working effectively. It is now 7:18am my time, and I already worked out for an hour, mostly lifting weights. I didn't cut into my work time at all and I'll be
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by nosequel 11y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Founders-Work-Stories-Startups-Early/d... As you wished.
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by nosequel 11y ago
Oh yeah, I'm with you completely. I trust that he will stay impartial, and I hope that vendors allow him the freedom to write as he has in the past so that all appearances reflect what I believe to be is the reality.
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by nosequel 11y ago
Up to this point, nothing in Aphyr's history has suggested he'd be a biased tester. When he tested Riak, he was invited to Ricon to give the results for the world to see live. Much of the Basho engineers at the time were personal
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by nosequel 11y ago
Of course if you care about speed at all, you will stay away from Go's mutex's. Time your own code, it is shocking how slow they are. I haven't published my own test times, but with a quick search here's an example of
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by nosequel 11y ago
They aren't even in the same ballpark. Hell, Google isn't even in the same ballpark as AWS and Google made $83million in the time it took me to read the article. DO is great, but doesn't belong in the same sentence as AWS.
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by nosequel 11y ago
It didn't come from another common license. It came from the EPL (Erlang Public License http://www.erlang.org/EPLICENSE ). Erlang users have been asking for the change for years and OTP 18 finally delivered on the pro
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by nosequel 11y ago
Exactly, and Go's GC is years behind the JVM.
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by nosequel 11y ago
As much of a fan of Erlang and Riak as I am, you did make the right call. If you only have one or two people on the team who want to know that technology, then it isn't a smart move to base a core piece of technology on it (Erlang) ju
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by nosequel 11y ago
> I am happy that I have data safe in mongodb Oh no. So you are protecting your data from unsafe Elasticsearch by storing it in an even more unsafe MongoDB[1]? You should probably put a database that knows how to store data somewhe
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by nosequel 11y ago
Seriously, hope his son doesn't want to do anything in the medical, bio, animal, plant, research, teaching, etc., etc. field. This post is so horribly short-sighted it is scary.
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by nosequel 12y ago
Totally agree with this. I've interview several people for remote work and some people love the idea, some people are highly skeptical. Of the two people I know who got hired who came into the job skeptical of WFH, both ended up quit
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by nosequel 12y ago
I've been working from home for 5 years now and have a dedicated office at home. I don't go into it unless I am working and I leave my work there when I'm done. I have no problems with work/life balance or context swit
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by nosequel 12y ago
You are missing the entire point. It is one thing to not allow gender pronouns (what you are suggesting) versus punishing someone who specifically set out to change gender-neutral pronouns into male dominated ones (the Joyent case). REAL B
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by nosequel 12y ago
That "most talented developers of node core and libuv" took time out of his day to revert a commit to take a gender neutral pronoun and make it back into a male one. Talented people can be shitbirds also you know.
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by nosequel 12y ago
Your (b) there means that people can upload all the licensed songs they want and no money goes to the artist and the artist has no choice in this except to agree to (a). (A) is a binding 5 year contract that forces her to release music on
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by nosequel 12y ago
It just takes posts from 10 miles around your location. If you are in a location with primarily homosexual population, I'd imagine you'd get mostly posts like you did. I live near a university, so all I see is drinking, smoking, c
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by nosequel 12y ago
Having used both, I don't think Go and Erlang are even close in comparison. Go's lack of go routine isolation and error handling will never allow it to properly handle the problems Erlang was designed for without a lot of defensi
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by nosequel 12y ago
See pharkmillups reply here to a similar concern: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7982051
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by nosequel 12y ago
Every conclusion he comes to are also described on Basho's site when it comes to using last-write-wins. At the end of the post, notice CRDT's preserve 100% of writes, and the same could be had if allowing siblings. Punting on hi
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by nosequel 12y ago
Someone spends hundreds of hours of their own time working on a blog post that is amazingly informative and you aren't going to share it because they put some fun in it.
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by nosequel 13y ago
And you are positive he still has all that money? I wouldn't assume anything these days. There are plenty of people who are worth millions who stick around someplace they don't want to be to be worth tens or hundreds of millions
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by nosequel 13y ago
I expect Carmack got some pretty shiny golden handcuffs in the deal, I wouldn't expect him to jump ship anytime soon.
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by nosequel 13y ago
Living on a fighter base, I met two people who were forced to eject from a plane. One lost 2" of height due to severe back/spine compression, one bounced off the ground so hard he could never fly again due to leg and hip issues.
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by nosequel 13y ago
Try reading the linked slide deck for a start. ZFS, Zones, DTrace, Crossbow, etc., etc.
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by nosequel 13y ago
No, these aren't coupons you use somewhere else. Zulily sells the goods and focuses on stuff for kids and mothers. Also, they seem to pick quality stuff, not just anyone trying offload crap like some other flash sites. My wife uses
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by nosequel 13y ago
Well now you are assuming the documentation is telling the truth. The reality is, things still don't go to disk as often as you think. http://aphyr.com/posts/284-call-me-maybe-mongodb
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by nosequel 13y ago
First off, I don't think their products are mediocre. The blades are just as good as any other disposable blade. The appeal for me is that it forces me to change out the blades regularly. Before yes I could buy blades at the store,
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by nosequel 13y ago
Yes.
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by nosequel 13y ago
chef-solo does require ruby > 1.8.7, rubygems and many gems though. Their argument for ansible is that it only needs basic python which is installed by default on most systems.

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