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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I found it correct: what the says is that we should focus first on the actual bottlenecks before we worry about other optimizations; not that we should just look to another side. If your bottle neck is in that point (copy of data structures
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
That's exactly what Apple does ;-) I find it a great lesson about the topic and in addition you showed an applied example in a real economy (MMO); I wonder if there are much more skills targeting those cognitive "bugs" that w
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
But this is the tested, maintained solution by experts in the topic. Hopefully.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Keep focus: Learn or do one thing at a time (apply your iterative philosophy on top).
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
It's a good beginning even if there are already some good alternatives out there as well. Wishing to see how you solve the problems of layouts and nested layouts (including transitions in between). I really hope you can simplify the cu
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I see a few problems here, or perhaps I didn't get it at all: 1. What happens with data shared among a dynamic group of users? A temporary password could be saved and then re-encrypted for each one of them? 2. If a suer changes its pas
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Find the right opportunity is too wide statement. The truth is that a H1B worker is not a free worker in the free market. There are artificial restrictions on your person which not based on your skills, qualities or opportunities; they are
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I don't want to make a competition or correct the author, but I consider Wikipedia, Facebook and Google computer programs as well* and they had even more direct impact on the society rather than databases to organize information (just
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Could it be that at time to socialize with other you are very focused on many interesting things and hardly other people follows you? (or even if they follow the topic, that means for them a very small part of their life?). Do not worry muc
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
> "they're from countries that are relatively unmonetizable" all them got a smartphone, what makes you think they (the people) are not monetizable? Any reference/study about spend on apps per country?
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Some feedback. The first thing I though "oh again someone trying to solve the same problem". I remember from CVS locks up to CRM messages saying "the user X is editing this document, See draft [here]". The second though.
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Can you specify what do you mean with "_good_ compiler consultants"? It doesn't look like the guy who tunes the configuration of the runtimes right? Perhaps someone that writes and modifies the source of a compiler for a spec
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I agree with you. I work in one of those which you mentioned in Germany, and I've less than 3 years experience. By accident I saw the payroll of a top-dev (top engineer actually), and it is "just the double" of mine. That mak
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
That's illegal (with the European laws).
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
Learn to work as a "workhorse": find your tempo and don't try to get faster, just commit regularly to your boss/customer; and do not compare to others until the end of the year. You will be more appreciated than a "
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by nudpiedo 11y ago
I work on a machine that has two hypervisors, one third in plan, and more abstraction layers than a lasagna software. It is still very very efficient.
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
Another subjective opinion from someone who doesn't look much out of his box.
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
Hey, I am missing European cities. Any European city with more than 100k people could work! But for that there are one million facebook groups (which usually tend to make grill and barbecues with strangers; usually foreigners in the city).
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
As said, first mover advance. In addition do the key-alliances in advance in the market or industry you want to deploy your product/technology and keep it simple and good enough to kill any competitor. You could also try to become the
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
I always have been interested on haskell.... but it doesn't look to be enough practical. For example there is almost no information about how to write a smartphone videogame in haskell, even if it possible to trasnpile it to C or to Ja
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
The project is a good idea, but the point of having C++ in a shell is a bit odd. I think the whole language doesn't fit so much in an interactive shell though to push commands in very few lines, perhaps somethign that looks more like a
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
could be great... someone already booked vacations. Next time would be great to know it a bit more in advance (especially for the ones wishing to combine it with corporate jobs).
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by nudpiedo 12y ago
Does anyone know if it will be available to download?
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by nudpiedo 13y ago
Notes. Lotus Notes. (plus lots of java and eclipse)