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by tmsh 9y ago
The moral of this story for me is: be that "another pilot." To be clear, "another pilot" of another aircraft. Not as clear as it could be just like the title of this article is ambiguous. The moral of this story for me i
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by tmsh 9y ago
Alan Kay has a good talk on PARC and that time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id1WShzzMCQ Also: http://www.webcitation.org/5o8M3kT28?url=http://blogs.wsj.co...
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Using immunotherapy and a genetic glitch to give cancer patients hope(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by tmsh 9y ago|0 comments
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Top-Down Solution and Bottom-Up Problem Solving(medium.com)
2 points by tmsh 10y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 10y ago
ccache and forward declarations / isolating classes that require use of large header files to implementation files. Ie, spend 80% of your time working on classes without deep header dependencies. It's amortized O(k).
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by tmsh 10y ago
Sedgewick also has a nice coursera lecture on 2-3 trees leading to LLRB trees. Covered in these slides: https://www.cs.princeton.edu/~rs/talks/LLRB/RedBlack.pdf A simpler implementation of red-black trees. Ca
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Global Economic Summit: Obama (live)(ges2016.org)
1 points by tmsh 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is JIRA Kanban Really Kanban?
1 points by tmsh 11y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 11y ago
What if you imagine a steeple that you've never seen? Over-analyzing myself. I think Kant stared out at a church steeple for a lot of his life. And that was memorable to me in college. I've hardly ever gone to church. So I don&#x2
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by tmsh 11y ago
> Over the past week, we have devoted significant time and effort towards understanding the nature of the cascading failure which led to GitHub being unavailable for over two hours. I don't mean to be blasphemous, but from a high le
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by tmsh 11y ago
Interestingly, might've been better to: a) release open source versions and announce pricing increase in the future. b) reduce people using the free 30 transactions / second limit. c) maintain in maintenance mode indefinitely. I j
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by tmsh 11y ago
I think the confusion is around whether "like Larry Page and Sergey Brin starting the company you use to find things online" is a good thing. It's easy to read this as not just "[starting this company]", but "[
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by tmsh 11y ago
This is the best essay I've read since the Addiction one. Cheers.
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by tmsh 11y ago
"He has informed us that he plans to sell or gift no more than $1 billion of Facebook stock each year for the next three years and that he intends to retain his majority voting position in our stock for the foreseeable future." h
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by tmsh 11y ago
I think this letter and http://givingpledge.org/ are good. But we all give away wealth when we die. To someone or another. The pledge is not necessarily one of generosity other than looking past one's family. Which is
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by tmsh 11y ago
Exactly, that's the real test. The information is available: http://brianjackson.io/view-dns-history-free/
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How to Figure Out What to Do with Your Life // ALPHA MINDSET (YouTube)(youtube.com)
2 points by tmsh 11y ago|1 comments
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Haha, yeah: 'Well, looky here..'
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by tmsh 11y ago
What's confusing about Go, in comparing it to other languages, is that it's a minimum orthogonal refactor of a language. It was born out smart engineers observing the web and other languages for decades and thinking that they need
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by tmsh 11y ago
I think it comes down to whether you have high standards. Or were taught with high standards. Or were mentored with high standards. And whether as you grow you have the luxury and the persistence to keep them up. If you do, you fold in stro
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The startups of the next ten years(medium.com)
3 points by tmsh 12y ago|0 comments
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by tmsh 12y ago
Great report. Thanks for posting. Lots of interesting insights possible, but my (brief) highlight of it: https://twitter.com/p10q/status/563076490641027076
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by tmsh 12y ago
Nicole Perlroth has good tech journalist creds. Why do you think that? I don't see any reason to believe that based on my albeit superficial search so far.. In fact though, I see oddly coincidental and potentially biased 'creds&
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by tmsh 12y ago
Great to see another Reactjs app in the wild (I poked under the hood a bit). I really like the use of animated gifs in a gallery. Very fast understanding for me of how the site worked. Awesome!
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by tmsh 12y ago
I don't understand why they don't solve the problem of sitting in traffic (relatively safe) in a hands-free way first. Would help so many people be more productive, etc..
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Continuous Development as Two-Zoned Flashlight Projection(medium.com)
2 points by tmsh 12y ago|0 comments
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I think this is great and look forward to reading these books. Lots of familiar names. But I'd say in my oh 10-15 years of programming I've learned that the way to really learn the importance of a pattern is by deriving why it i
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by tmsh 12y ago
My uncle used to say that instead of having the handful of successful entrepreneurs come back to b school to tell their war stories -- they should sponsor at least one lecture of an entrepreneur who, in their most recent enterprise, failed.
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by tmsh 12y ago
I find it interesting and old-school that people still assume the best way to create software is via the capital-new-project-investment system instead of the strengthen-existing systems. The latter approach takes advantage of the millions o
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by tmsh 12y ago
'Ain't bout what you walk away from, it's bout what you walk away with.' -Lil Wayne I'd summarize the end of this report (which for me is the best part with): a) it doesn't matter if you're first-generatio

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