rajathagasthya

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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Here's one from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15171695/whats-with-the-... : In [1]: a = 1 In [2]: b = 1 In [3]: a is b Out[3]: True In [4]: a = 257 In [5]: b = 257 In [6]: a is b O
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
> Confront the candidate, essentially troll them a bit. For example: Describe fictional homemade crypto system build in PHP. Judge their response. I would respond I have no idea about your fictional system if I had never heard of it befo
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Kerbal Space Fuel Fiasco(aphyr.com)
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How Pakistan's Prime Minister was brought down by a font(independent.co.uk)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
I highly recommend reading Stevedore package's excellent documentation [1] to see practical examples of how entry points can be used as a plugin manager in applications. [1] - https://docs.openstack.org/stevedore/l
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
This is as much a sweeping generalization as saying Americans are unqualified for tech jobs. There's an interview process for hiring H1Bs. So if you don't like their technical skills, you're free to not hire them.
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
I don't think anyone is talking about worker shortage, but rather about qualified worker shortage.
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KKR said to be in talks to buy WebMD(techcrunch.com)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
> Don’t worry if you come up with a shitty answer. Just come up with something. This is such a blatantly false statement. Nobody cares if you come up with a shitty answer in an interview. They expect working code which is optimal. You wo
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
This was a top post in r/geopolitics a couple of days back. I can't find the link anymore, probably because it was removed. A lot of them commented that this sounded like DoD propaganda to get increased funding, especially when yo
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Online searching: Flawed queries can lead to poor decision-making(research.wpcarey.asu.edu)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
1 1668 26.8426% git 2 723 11.635% gst 3 361 5.80946% vim 4 355 5.71291% gd 5 311 5.00483% clear 6 280 4.50595% ls 7 276 4.44158% gco 8 222 3.57258% cd 9
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New deep learning algorithm to diagnose arrhythmias better than cardiologists(news.stanford.edu)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
As someone who just started learning Go, what are the other popular Go REPLs in addition to this one?
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Open sourcing GitHub site policies and new changes to Terms of Service(github.com)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Another explanation of Myers diff algorithm that I found interesting: https://blog.jcoglan.com/2017/02/12/the-myers-diff-algorithm...
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How to Become Better at Coding – A Revitalizing Journey(thecodingdelight.com)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Informative article as always from you. Thanks!
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Title needs change. The link is for SpaceVim's documentation.
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
> For most people, it's like the TV show 'the Office'. I'm sorry, but as a big fan of The Office, I'm really offended :)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Dupe - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14612196
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Anything written by Doug Hellmann (author of the aforementioned PyMOTW) is well worth a read.
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OpenStack Glance needs help, it's getting critical(lists.openstack.org)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
> How can we use data for everyone’s benefit, without undermining people’s trust? How about not collecting so much data? I really don't see how my social data benefits anyone except Facebook and advertisers.
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Distributed Systems Reading List(dancres.github.io)
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
> I did not know you could append to a Path via "/", but that's really awesome! I didn't know that too. It's pretty cool. Seems like they overload __truediv__ operator: https://github.com/pyt
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
> A lot of the hate towards Uber in these threads seems to be about the number of allegations, not that they were swept under the rug If you have a large number of harassment incidents, it's completely relevant to question if there
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
Did I say Uber isn't doing anything about it? The parent comment dismissed a clear problem in the company and was being all revisionist now that TK is on a leave by saying that he's a ruthless business leader running a typical SV
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
I'm not the one dismissing a blatant problem based on a tiny percentage value. We've seen in various accounts that many incidents were swept under the rug because the person was a supposed "high performer". Then there is
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by rajathagasthya 9y ago
What percentage do you need it to be to acknowledge sexual harassment is a problem in that company?

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