vikiomega9

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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Tbh, I'm also a product of the "screwed-up system". First I think we need to recognize that no system is perfect and there's really no point in trying to blame it, there is however greater value in trying to help fix it
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
> exabyte-scale storage system Somewhat of a random question, can you point me to some state of the art research?
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
> scales non-linearly Indeed, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nature_of_the_Firm
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Awesome thank you, I was just trying to figure what the current state of your mental model on the subject is :)
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Some what of a random question, how did you find [0] and [1]?
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Well, maybe the good thing here is that at some point someone will notice that the specific gateway code can be extracted and then refactored? Idk there's probably a reason why they decided to do this, the most common answer I've
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
> viscosity of air Why were people not able to find this error?
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Yes, and the same with Unix too, it's fascinating how people cut their teeth on something for years and the end product is simply genius.
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Do they talk about why we need to log-in?
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Do you a list of required reading?
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Side topic, I've been in the bay area for a while but struggled to meet people, did you just go to random meetups? ie. how do I build a network here, I'm a transplant for context.
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
If we start with the notion that everything is a model and that some are less wrong, then being as close as possible to math simply means the models are in some sense provably correct. Some models need more rigour in being proved as such.
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
What you're describing is not optimization the math field, and second _some_ of the example do have basis in mathematics. > Discovering some API I'm using is particularly slow and finding an alternate one that's faster. On
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Sort of sounds like the interfaces/components/boundaries/separation of concerns in your modules isn't up to scratch. This is more of an org issue around management as opposed to the language unless you think rust has a s
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
Do you have examples of companies that come close to having low cognitive load?
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by vikiomega9 7y ago
How did the professional help?
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
At the risk of sounding super weird and creepy this sounds like a fun group and I love pizza, mind if I showed up?
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
I think Event Sourcing is neatly defined as an algebraic group and provides a nice abstraction to reason with. Perhaps the problem is not recognizing this notion and not proving the correctness of a system before implementing it?
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
> The difference in our argument is that I think it's important for good people to be involved in their government in order to support these western ideals and work to do the right thing. In principle maybe, but not under the what&#
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
What massage was this?
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
Noob question, I was not able to follow what the advantages of using session types were. What am I missing? Follow up, 1. How would session types differ from contract based testing? 2. Is there a notion of versioning on the types? 3. If the
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$1B Funding for India's Swiggy(bloombergquint.com)
1 points by vikiomega9 8y ago|1 comments
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
I'll leave one of Naval Ravikant's podcast here that contains similar advice including putting down books instead of reading them cover to cover, https://fs.blog/naval-ravikant/
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
Thoughts on the EB5 visa route?
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
And then you've forgotten about the product and will end up with a culture like Google that focuses on technical complexity as opposed to adding value towards the business and focusing on building products.
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Show HN: A sum-type decorator for python
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
Isn't PRISM and other related programs part of Five eyes? I guess my point was more that as the US moves away from it's War on Terror the next natural target is on ideology
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
As an aside, I recently came across the argument that programs like Five Eyes were designed because of mass infiltration of immigrants/others who are not designed for Western ideas/government and that it's the price that peop
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On the Syntax and Semantics of CAP [pdf](cicm-conference.org)
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by vikiomega9 8y ago
>My argument for a long time was that animals have no ego I think the problem with a train of thought like this one is that it assume there are certain fixed properties that makes a human "special". That is perhaps not so consi

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