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by why-el 12y ago
I sent out a couple of emails last month but I had to back out from the application process for family reasons. Pretty much everyone emailed back and some even personally asked me to reach out again once I am ready to go for it. All in all
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by why-el 12y ago
This actually works even in natural language. If you think about it for a moment, sometimes what you thought isn't necessarily what you said, and most likely you will, either intentionally or unintentionally, resort to other means to c
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by why-el 12y ago
Yes, they mixed two songs together, one of which is not out (the beat part), but it is acquired by a rapper and might someday come out as a fully fleshed song.
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by why-el 12y ago
I am really sorry people downvote you. People please don't downvote for mere disagreement; not upvoting is enough. You are actively discouraging otherwise completely legitimate and sensible questions.
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by why-el 12y ago
There are factual statements in the article that you could respond to. That's how a constructive comment should be.
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by why-el 12y ago
The parent is talking about subject consent, not board approval. These are two vastly different things.
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by why-el 12y ago
There is a difference tough, a very subtle one. A commit body should describe the rationale of the change, i.e. any decisions that had to be made or trade-offs in light of developer discussions and so on. Basically a description of the issu
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by why-el 12y ago
Not really. Our knowledge takes shape way, way before we hit 30 in every area you can think of. Some modular brain systems actually come to full form in the few first years, some in the few months (vision). I would argue that the data we
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by why-el 12y ago
And his social media presence. Ryan is great and burn out is a serious matter. Hope he comes back stronger and more inspired.
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by why-el 12y ago
Still bounces back for both io and ca.
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by why-el 12y ago
Your email bounces back for some reason. Any other way I can get in touch?
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by why-el 12y ago
I moved to Germany five months ago and just last week my co-worker convinced me to disable voicemail on my cell phone. :)
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by why-el 12y ago
Effective Java. A very succinct collection of wonderful practices and ideas on how to code great software that you can finish in a couple of days, even if you are on a working schedule. Don't mind the "Java" in the title; I r
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by why-el 12y ago
Anyone from coinbase here? Are there plans for international universities? Mine does not use a .edu but rather a country specific one. Would love to hit all students with this but I need to know first that they would be accepted.
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Dr. Dre confirms Apple buying Beats [video](youtube.com)
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A Desert Spider with Astonishing Moves(nytimes.com)
42 points by why-el 12y ago|2 comments
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by why-el 12y ago
I really don't know why you are being down voted. It's a perfectly reasonable thing to say.
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by why-el 12y ago
Ok, Gary's casts are great, but there aren't near as substantial to conclude anything from them in terms of software architecture.
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by why-el 12y ago
Really good point on Skype being friendly to beginners. I never realized it but my parents get really uncomfortable when I try to walk them over how to set up Google Hangout, and most of the time the conversation just continues on Skype and
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by why-el 12y ago
What other factor are you considering for reliability if you don't know uptime?
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by why-el 12y ago
Interesting. Are you aware of any high profile examples of this architecture? For my own case, search and autocomplete use the same modeled data, but autocomplete for instance runs lots of precalculations on this data, so the data behind an
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by why-el 12y ago
Nice article. For those of you working on a SOA project, can I have some feedback on how people manage data sources? For instance, I am in the process of breaking up a monolithic application into small services, but the problem is that most
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by why-el 12y ago
Google is also one source tree I think.
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by why-el 12y ago
Well he said "TDD is dead long live testing" didn't he? I don't even agree with David on some parts but but you can't write a rebuttal based on half a title.
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by why-el 12y ago
He did mention fixtures, which speed things up dramatically, so I don't think he shares the same experiences with the Rails shops you are talking about (Who I assume do hit the database since the industry is in favor of factories). Of
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by why-el 12y ago
Ah, I think there should be a formula that spills out how many minutes will pass before language discussion descends to syntax assassination. I understand your pain, but this is nowhere near a real issue for systems that Go is designed to h
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by why-el 13y ago
Fair point and I totally agree. I was responding to your bit about it not being worth the money, which I don't think you generalize to everyone. After all people want to make a bit of money and could have a variety of reasons to want t
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by why-el 13y ago
> Increased risk of vermin, strangers in the hallway, and giving a stranger a set of keys to the building is not worth an extra bit of money. To you, of course. Other people might have different reasons. I don't know whats unaccepta
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by why-el 13y ago
Now this is classless nonsense.
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by why-el 13y ago
Fair point. :) I could see that scenario unfolding.

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