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by ram_rar 7y ago
why not fine the person ? Like parking tickets. Jailing someone for something as minor as this is beyond stupid.
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by ram_rar 7y ago
Could you elaborate ?
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by ram_rar 7y ago
Can someone explain it to me, why in SF its treated as a minor ticket similar to overdue parking meters as apposed to NYC where people are jailed for not having a valid ticket ? Never thought NYC could be soo ridiculous.
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by ram_rar 7y ago
Please dont ruin your present to become financially independent. I know people who cut their own hairs and do a whole lot of stuff to micro optimize their savings. That kind of lifestyle is just not worth it. As long as you're being mi
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by ram_rar 8y ago
The more and more I see the direction python is taking, the more it feels like python will eventually become the new Perl. I honestly feel, if Python 2.7+ had "fixed" unicode and included orderedDict (which I guess came after 3.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
you hit the nail in the head. Companies like Cisco only thrive on acquisitions, there has not been a single decent product launched from within.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
After spending a lot of time interviewing candidates. I have pretty much come to the conclusion that DP problems dont give good signals about candidates problem solving skills. In my experience, less 5% of candidates can genuinely crack pro
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by ram_rar 8y ago
As a techie, I have barely used it for weather , NPR, WSJ thats about it. May timer sometimes. But thats about it. I guess, dialogue as an interface is a little ahead of its time.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I wonder, how does this compare to an implementation in bpf. its great to see Rust getting traction in systems / networking world.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
IntelliJ Github - I used to pay, but not anymore. Since, private repos are free now. Slack.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
>A lot of the people who get sucked into the hype are often inexperienced programmers, devops or admin types who are in positions of power or influence in companies that they probably shouldn't be, IMHO. I cannot agree more. Many ti
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Rust has definitely made me a better systems engineer overall. But, its not a language I can use for web dev. I hope, it gets easier to integrate rust into python in future.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
out of curiosity, how is this different from meteorjs https://www.meteor.com/ ?
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by ram_rar 8y ago
But, what if everybody only buys index funds and there arent any active players anymore ? I am not an expert in this field, but I do feel that the passive nature of index funds has been benefiting greatly from the actions of active investor
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by ram_rar 8y ago
slightly off topic. Lately, I m seeing so many articles on sourcegraph using golang to meet their needs. I wonder, why did they decide to chose Rust [1] for their syntax highlighting server ? [1] https://www.rust-lang.org/e
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I dont know, why there is soo much hate for evernote in here. I understand , the valuation seems crazy. I have been using evernote for years and it suits my needs. I write journals daily and tag them with keywords. That way, i can read my p
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by ram_rar 8y ago
you have hit the issue in the head. Even other tools like victorOps suffer from this. Overrides are manual and in some cases, if people switch 4 day on call with 3 day ones. They are getting screwed. There has to be a concept of vacation an
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Wow! never thought, package repo will be the new battle ground instead of dns. May be there should be a policy where if the repo is empty for and inactive for a while should be archived and not be actively hosted ?
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Having seen both sides of patents vs non-patents arguments. The only sane conclusion I have come to is, to have a validity for a much shorter duration for tech patents like 10 years or so. If the company cannot extract value from it in the
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by ram_rar 8y ago
if you are an employee, then for love of god, dont cheap out and buy another laptop for your personal work / side project. My roommate who used to use company laptop as a personal one, had to go through a lot of legal hurdles when he m
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Honestly, if it wasnt for health insurance benefits that comes with full time jobs. I would gladly work as a freelancer and build software that actually has a real world impact.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I;m not sure, why is this article in HN. The only thing I garner is, Cisco is famous for throwing zealous amount of money for companies (AppDynamics,Jasper,Meraki,Viptela,Webex,Jabber...) , instead of building them in-house.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I love python. But its seriously, incapable for doing non trivial concurrent tasks. Multiprocessing module doesnt count. I hope the python core-devs take some inspiration from golang for developing the right abstractions for concurrency.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I think, the author hasn't followed Java stack since Java 8. With things like variable handles, type inferencing and frameworks like Play, Spring boot. Its become fairly easy to kick off a new CRUD based web app.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I see many of non-trivial java projects using UnSafe. At this point, why not make UnSafe a feature and let programmers use memory outside the purview of Garbage Collector ?
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by ram_rar 8y ago
1. The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday Its all about stoic philosophy and teachings by Epictetus 2. Examined Lives from Socrates to Nietzsche by James Miller Biographies of, some of the most famous philosophers. 3. The Soul of a new machine by
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Kudos to the product guys. They have figured out the demographic of their product with clinical precision. In Last 6 months, I have used RH app lot more than FB. Nothing is as addictive as using leverage to trade options and Crypto.
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Firstly, Congratulations for launching DIRT. >If the data is incorrect, anyone can challenge the data and earn tokens for identifying these inaccurate facts. How do you moderate censorship or conflicting information ? if someone uploads
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by ram_rar 8y ago
Has anyone in real production systems benefit from anomaly detection of logs ? I have usually converted some of the important events in logs to metrics and alerted users based on simple moving averages / spikes etc. I have usually st
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by ram_rar 8y ago
I used to have SUSE before, but nowadays its either RHEL or Ubuntu/debian. Its such a shame that, there is barely any new players in the server os market.

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