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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   Vim on OS X with the Rust plugin [1]. [1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust.vim
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   Interviewing seems broken to me too. I have spent the last few months trying to get a job out of college and everyone seems to be interested in how well you can regurgitate CS fundamentals. They are seemingly less interested in seeing how y
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   Software Engineering Radio is an enjoyable one. [1] However they don't publish as frequently as the others might. [1]: http://www.se-radio.net/
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   A tweet from the OpenSSH developers: https://twitter.com/damienmiller/status/605865246016692225
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   Location: California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Perl, Java, C, Rust, Go, SQL, MongoDB, UNIX/Linux, Git, Some Front end experience Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ptuso9voxcy1r6z&#x
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   These may count as libraries, but they are all building blocks for bigger projects. Game engine: http://www.piston.rs/ HTTP library: http://hyper.rs/ Vim like editor: https://github.com/math
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   Asynchronous IO in Rust(dwrensha.github.io)

   4 points by squiguy7 11y ago|1 comments
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   When you are Google and your slides generate traffic why not right?
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   by squiguy7 11y ago

   To put it simply: containers. Mostly because they are gaining a lot of traction and their use cases seem to be molding a whole new concept of our technology stacks.
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    Winner Take Nothing - Hemingway It's a great collection of short stories.
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    My biggest suggestion would be to get out in nature. Unless you are really opposed to spending a decently long time without creature comforts then I think this is one of the best things. Another piece of advice is to stay away from crowds l
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    Agreed. As computing professionals we should always be learning. Whether that is graph theory, a new programming language, or anything else for that matter.
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    "But it does call home to Google." This doesn't seem to be that much more secure if it still has to contact their servers.
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    They have an office there as well. Just no engineering jobs offered at the moment. https://www.dropbox.com/jobs/austin
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    Location: California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Perl, Java, C, Rust, Go, SQL, MongoDB, UNIX/Linux, Git, Some Front end experience Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ptuso9voxcy1r6z&#x
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    Another tool I have been using on my personal project is wrk [1]. It's pretty simple to use and can generate thousands of connections with multiple threads. [1]: https://github.com/wg/wrk
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    I have been drinking mate more lately. I find it makes me feel more alert without the jitters that espresso brings.
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    Rust not Unstable Enough(github.com)

    1 points by squiguy7 11y ago|0 comments
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    I agree. If I had my own company I would surely provide some incentive for bugs found in the product. Whether that incentive was monetary, a free membership, etc. I think it's important to acknowledge that all software systems are impe
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    by squiguy7 11y ago

    I still think NetApp has a shot with large storage solutions. I got the chance to intern at one of the newer companies last summer and most of their products revolved around a hybrid solution of flash and hard disk. One of the customers kep
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    Location: California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Perl, Java, C, Rust, Go, SQL, MongoDB, UNIX/Linux, Some Front end experience Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ptuso9voxcy1r6z/GS
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    I wonder what incentives these new players have to provide a medium to transfer money on their platform? Why should I give my credit card to Facebook or Snapchat? It doesn't really make sense for me. I would much rather use a vendor th
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    Show HN: Check if a URL has been submitted to HN(github.com)

    3 points by squiguy7 12y ago|0 comments
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    Rails has been around longer and will have a lot available for it. Both have huge communities, but I would say Rails is more mature and widely adopted as of now.
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    I thought the E in MEAN was for the Express server. [1] I think they both have a strong hold on the market nowadays in terms of usage. [1]: http://mean.io/#!/
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    I am working on a web server for a project at school right now and have been pleased to see the tools that exist for Rust already in this space. This site [1] is a good one to look at for existing frameworks that are quite usable. I am taki
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Perl, Java, C, Rust, Go, SQL, MongoDB, UNIX administration Resume: Send email Email: garrettsquire at gmail dot com
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    Here is the evidence: https://twitter.com/wundercounter/status/570454045099307008
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    Did this borrow from Lobsters [1]? [1]: https://github.com/jcs/lobsters
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    by squiguy7 12y ago

    I feel your pain. I am graduating in a few months and recently interviewed at one of the "big" companies. I interviewed with 4 different teams on 3 separate occasions totaling 40 hours give or take. And what was the process like?