throwaway487548

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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Location: Asia Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes, preferably Sweden or Norway Technologies: classic CS, basics of ML, FP, Haskell, Scala, Rust, etc. Résumé/CV: https://karma-engineering.com/lab&#x2F
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
> Libraries: Cats, Cats Effect Why, given that these are, in the context of a strict mostly-functional language, basically an unnecessary function wrapping. ;)
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Look at me https://karma-engineering.com/lab/wiki
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
I looking for sub-constracting in FP languages https://karma-engineering.com/lab/wiki
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
I am looking for a job in Sweden https://karma-engineering.com/lab/wiki
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
It it could be essentially the same procedure as splitting of Standard Oil, then, obviously it is good idea. Why should an ordinary joe like you and me care about FAANG shareholders?
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
These are basically village home-stays with 3G/4G internet, and when people realize this they abandon the prospect. ;) Also there are some visa restrictions - in some places you could stay up to 60 days, Indian visa is usually just 3 m
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Block third-party cookies. Keep local data only until you quit your browser.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
> They just had a vision about how X or Y technology should be , and just created something And the money for covering expenses and living came from..? > It's about having a vision. I have the vision that crap like Hadoop should
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Surprisingly good one. Usually it is "not asking high-enough prices" kind of bullshit. I have been burned by 1 and 3 more than once. Also I have lots of ideas which actually have no real demand, like to list cheap, remote, nice a
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
One more question, please. How many lines of code you are committing daily?
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
There are literally millions of people who could work remotely for 30k, being not necessarily worse than these valley's hotshots. Yeah, MIT/Stanford/CMU degree pays back.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Which language(s)?
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
> Principal Architect This could be a title for guy who decides whether to use React or Vue, webpack or whatever.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
I think it is good point to include a brief description of what people are coding. I could understand that someone, who are writing, say, FoundationDB or some Scala for inhouse finance processing could get ~$200k, but my mind absolutely ref
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
> Smalltalk "messages" are good old method calls. Technically, this is not exactly true. Messages are propagated to superclasses if an objects has no receiver, so they are more messages than method calls. Also, the design decis
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Oh, my bad. Erlang's processes are actors, not Smalltalk objects, sorry.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Jupyter could be viewed as a modern reminiscence of Lisp Machine UI, without the elegance of homoiconicity, of course. Python is a good "glue" for optimized C++ or fortran libraries which the core of things like tensorflow or nump
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Isn't an object is already an actor in Smalltalk?
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
This problem has no solution. Now we are in the stage "growth vs. animals and nature". Growth will win. The second stage would be some human populations vs. other human populations. Also learn about these very efficient viruses wh
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
> C is probably a poor first or second language. What does he mean by "probably"? How could anyone in PL and teaching community ignore decades of research and development of teaching materials in Scheme and Standard ML? Schem
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Because of promoted spam. Teens hate to be spammed with irrelevant bullshit.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Yes, --lang= or --std= would do the job. Even crosslinking should be easy since object code is the same.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
But simple reality checks reveal that Go is an evolution of C and Rust grow out of frustration with C++.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
> It’s also profoundly debilitating when it is diminished by disorders such as schizophrenia or autism. First of all, autism is better characterized as inability to cope with one's own emotions, which results in a state similar to p
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Two options. 1. Apple. Really. 2. Setting up your own Linode with postfix, dovecot and roundcube is just a half of an hour. Domain name registration is about an hour. Of course, you won't get any services, which is the main product Goo
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Read ngnix/src/core/*.[ch]
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
But the whole idea is that once a closure implements an interface its internal state is strongly isolated behind the abstraction barrier of the interface and no one knows or cares whatever state it has, if any. It is very CS 101.
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
Rust did a lot of things nice, but it is over cluttered with all these particularities everywhere, which could be hidden by better default conventions. For example, everything should be a reference by default, and use of explicit & is s
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by throwaway487548 8y ago
The emphasis is on supplements, not green tea itself. Lots of chinese are habitually drinking very strong green tea all day long from one these fancy termos-like transparent cups (an ages old cultural phenomena, I suppose) and there is no s

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