snowcrshd

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by snowcrshd 10y ago
> I can't imagine using a haskell-like language without laziness. It's what makes it possible to actually write small reusable functions. I don't understand your point. Why is laziness a requirement to write small reusable
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Check Hain [1] on Windows. It works very nicely. [1] https://github.com/appetizermonster/hain
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
I understand where you are coming from. Even though it sucks to get rejected, try to see these experiences in a positive light: at least you got some practice interviewing, got some more insight regarding what companies are looking for, etc
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Brendan Gregg wrote about this a few years ago [1]. My favorite part: > WTF?? Why is ls(1) running stat() on /etc/localtime for every line of output? [1] http://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2014-05-11/str
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Looks pretty neat! I like how snappy the app is. Only thing I'd change is that filter selection: The "standard" menu icon would look better IMO. Congrats on the good job! Btw, now that you did a whole project with React Nativ
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Thanks! I'll check them out.
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Could you provide links to Shirley's books, please? I'm interested in learning about CG.
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Pretty good book. I was a bit skeptical when I bought, but it was totally worth the price. Strongly recommend it.
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Very nice! And the documentation looks pretty good. Congrats for the good job!
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Hmm, interesting question. I'd like to know how other people do it. At work, we generally don't write narrative documentation for server setup. It requires quite the effort to make sure it doesn't go stale. Instead, we keep A
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Who's the author? I'd like to learn more about deep learning techniques, so I appreciate any suggestions on introductory materials!
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
I myself am currently going through an interview process for an SRE position at one of those companies. From what I've seen/read while preparing for this, algorithms knowledge is not as crucial as for a software engineer role.
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
This looks like a very interesting position to me. I currently work at the Linux Technology Center at IBM. Are you looking only for new hires or would consider internal transfers?
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
I'm curious about this as well. I have interest in AI, but I'm not sure how companies would see this online degree (even through it is from Stanford).
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Last year I really wanted to use ProtonMail, but the lack of SMTP and (at the time) inability to send plain text email were a big no-no for me. So I switched from Gmail to Fastmail. I'm loving the service. The web app is pretty sna
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
+1 for C25k Pretty solid program to get started running. After that, I'd suggest doing Bridge to 10K [1] Surprisingly to me at the time, Bridge to 10K was way easier than C25k [1]: https://blog.bluefinapps.com/about-bri
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
> A good short term solution is to fill a paper cup with hot water and wrap your hands around that. This provides temporary relief but only treats the symptom. The effect wears off quickly. +1 for that. Where I work there's a centra
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
That's on my to-read list hahaha. Though, for some reason, I've never seen many people recommending it. Would you care to share your thoughts on that book? I'd really appreciate it!
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Wow, those docs are pretty good!
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Just adding my 2 cents. I've found the writing of Clojure Programming to be very dull, to be honest. Sure, it is clear and detailed, but it gets boring after a while. I think the Joy of Clojure is a better read (at least for me). The u
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Man, that is so cool and the name is specially awesome! I've been thinking of launching a bot service too, but focused on order deliveries through FB messenger. Do you still think the chat bots market is a good niche to explore?
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
I'm considering it in place of "Engineering a Compiler". I'm not sure I'd be able to handle both books in a single year, though :(
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Awesome! Good luck to you too.
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Hahah, thanks! I'm currently working on wall leg flutters. My balance improved a lot after I increase training frequency to 5-6 days a week (in comparison to 3x).
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Here are my goals for 2017: - 10 seconds Free-standing Handstand: Practice 6-7 days a week, for twenty minutes, following the GMB Handstand progressions. - 10 seconds advanced tuck back-lever on the gymnastics rings: Practice 3-4x week, fol
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Same here. It just looks ugly to me. That said, I do like flat designs. I've recently moved from Android to iOS and I'm really enjoying the UI. Although it is a flat design, it does have accents and details. Material design just l
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
How difficult would it be to get a job in Japan without knowing the language? It must be imperative in daily life, but how about in the work environment?
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
This looks pretty interesting. Would you have a jobs listing page somewhere? I've dabbled in scheme, though I'm most proficient at Clojure.
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by snowcrshd 10y ago
Location: Campinas, SP - Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: - Python, C, Clojure, PHP, JavaScript - HTML, CSS - MySQL, SQLite - Ansible, Jenkins Résumé/CV: https://dl.dropboxusercontent