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Ask HN: Hire engineers by their acceptance percentage on LeetCode
1 points by tomcat27 6y ago|5 comments
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by tomcat27 6y ago
I read the K&R's C Programming book when I was in undergrad. It's different from other programming books I read from APress, O'Reilly publications. Hard to digest but never before read a book so short and crisp that fully
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by tomcat27 6y ago
> I think the closest you get to important is thinking, “It’s hard to write programs, what can we do to make it easier to write programs? ... can I do something better on that? And if what I find challenging or hard or whatever is also s
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by tomcat27 6y ago
Gilfoyle in another episode uses Sublime Text https://youtu.be/BnKpNVHw-TQ
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Gilfoyle in Silicon Valley Uses VSCode(youtube.com)
3 points by tomcat27 6y ago|4 comments
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by tomcat27 6y ago
nice!
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by tomcat27 6y ago
I find it hard to think this is not causation. I had a habit opening LinkedIn every now and then to glance at the content. Sometimes I would quickly close, sometimes I read a bit and close, sometimes longer.. anyway that's a distractio
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by tomcat27 6y ago
lol github folks will need to start sanitizing the titles since now its trending on HN.
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by tomcat27 6y ago
nice discovery!!
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by tomcat27 6y ago
are there resources where linear algebra is discussed in the context of deep learning?
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by tomcat27 6y ago
> So what you have is an increasing number of PhD graduates arriving every year into the market hoping to secure a permanent position as a professor and enjoying freedom and – reasonably – high salaries, a bit like the rank-and-file drug
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by tomcat27 6y ago
I really hope TBL puts together a sound platform before companies like Apple fuck up the platforms like they did in mobile operating systems.
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by tomcat27 6y ago
lol, is there anything amazon doesn't want to do on planet earth
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by tomcat27 6y ago
why is that important?
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by tomcat27 6y ago
The story is same in many countries, unfortunately. Amicable out of court settlement seems to be best.
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by tomcat27 6y ago
I agree with you. It's so much engaging way to explore a language and try implementing those features we really wanted. Just saying building in Rust is the new fad. I only hope in these projects people take take a little more risk in t
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by tomcat27 6y ago
New fad: build existing tools in Rust
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by tomcat27 6y ago
lol. how is that even possible!!
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by tomcat27 6y ago
the author is rationalizing their choice. nonsense. > Access to journals is prohibitively expensive and therefore practically unavailable to independent researchers ... and > Apart from the financial walls that academic publishers enc
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by tomcat27 6y ago
So many memories from school days!!
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by tomcat27 6y ago
good point!
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VSCode Notifications Are Annoying
6 points by tomcat27 6y ago|0 comments
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by tomcat27 6y ago
hahahahaahaha! is this some prank?
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by tomcat27 6y ago
Everyone talks openness but rarely commit when its really needed. I think mobile app development would have been a different experience if people had the convictions similar to their 90s parallels that made GNU, WWW or Linux foundations pos
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by tomcat27 6y ago
The world would have been a very different place had Facebook or other big companies built the internet.
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Ask HN: Why Apple developer guides on Swift suck
1 points by tomcat27 6y ago|0 comments
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by tomcat27 6y ago
What's the executive summary of this paper?
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Ask HN: What life means to you?
1 points by tomcat27 6y ago|3 comments
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by tomcat27 6y ago
I read few months ago after pandemic started, Microsoft studied productivity of its employees. Wonder this policy is a logical conclusion from the results of that study or they simply want to attract talent like few other ones or both
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by tomcat27 6y ago
Those are irrelevant rankings. I am asking for percentages of Americans publishing state of the art in STEM. US ranking at the top does not mean its Americans!! That's whole point of hiring H1B workers.

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