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Ask HN: Which functional language has the best ecosystem for a web backend?
57 points by xstartup 9y ago|78 comments
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Unicorn: lightweight, multi-platform, multi-architecture CPU emulator framework(github.com)
1 points by xstartup 9y ago|0 comments
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Radare2: a portable reversing framework(radare.org)
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Cross platform x86/x86-64 debugger(github.com)
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by xstartup 9y ago
One more thing is that, research takes time. Companies want ability to cut short this time which is required from inception to delivery of a product. They prefer a candidate who already has prepared linear algebra, if you are going to work
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by xstartup 9y ago
Even on Linux it's best. Tooltips suck a bit compared with those Electron editors.
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by xstartup 9y ago
Is there something like Helix (Rust) for Python?
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Ispc: A SPMD Compiler for High-Performance CPU Programming(ispc.github.io)
44 points by xstartup 9y ago|9 comments
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by xstartup 9y ago
Do you've any idea whether it's possible to search invisible characters using google?
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by xstartup 9y ago
How do you find the relevant papers? Is there any tool for this task?
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by xstartup 9y ago
Is it Java or Scala? I only see Scala on this page: https://twitter.github.io/finagle/guide/Quickstart.html#a-mi...
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Ask HN: How Is Google Analytics So Damn Fast?
19 points by xstartup 9y ago|9 comments
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by xstartup 9y ago
I wonder what will happen when you've 30 dimensions and you want to group by one of the 30 dimensions, then group by one of 30 dimensions then group by one of 30 dimensions. Is it possible to to do this stuff with counters?
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Ask HN: Is there any opensource implementation of Twitter Rainbird?
1 points by xstartup 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's cheapest way of storing 100 billion entities daily?
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by xstartup 9y ago
Yea, but is there anyone (not including startups) who is getting paid this kind of money without a decade worth of experience?
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by xstartup 9y ago
1. Stop chasing girls 2. Complete projects 3. Stop paying bonus to people in my company, just because I like their attitude or face.
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by xstartup 9y ago
Assuming most companies start their ETL job at midnight in UTC. Isn't serverless more expensive when everyone needs it at the same time?
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by xstartup 9y ago
Genuine question, isn't BigQuery like services serverless? If yes, I don't see a problem with Enterprise adoption.
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by xstartup 9y ago
If you run any command it will run with the root privilege when you are root. It happened to me many times, where I ran a command and it asked for root then I investigated why the particular command needs root and figured that this is not w
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by xstartup 9y ago
People often don't realise the person who improved the codebase within a short span of time had years of experience in the domain. I know a class of engineers who are solving the EXACT same problem using the EXACT same method from from
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by xstartup 9y ago
I was a business owner before I became a tech guy. Living in a country with good rule of law and meeting customers face to face will help you get your first consulting clients much faster. I recommend being honest about the proposed solutio
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by xstartup 9y ago
I briefly worked as a contractor for one of the largest ad networks in the world and we outsourced 20K ad review jobs to South Asia over 3 year period. But then came advancement in machine learning and now you only needed a few people to re
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by xstartup 9y ago
I've had opposite experience. In my case, they were sharp but they were also toxic to be working in a team. So, we had to move our R&D centre to Poland.
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by xstartup 9y ago
So, basically all ad networks like zeropark, popads, popcash, propeller ads, will soon disappear?
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by xstartup 9y ago
If moving away from a job is that easy in your country, it would definitely be more difficult to build stable business like the one you can build in states. People are here because you can achieve more here then elsewhere, they pay for this
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NET Core does not work with OpenSSL 1.1(github.com)
2 points by xstartup 9y ago|0 comments
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by xstartup 9y ago
The complex features, lots of syntax and many ways to do things are not a problem for experienced devs in a particular language. The real trouble comes when these experienced folks leave the project for something more challenging and you st
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by xstartup 9y ago
What's the most popular Lisp in use today? Does it come with a static compile type checking?
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by xstartup 9y ago
When I go on a trip funded by my company, I make sure I spend the allowance in full. I travel business class and spend lavishly. Yes, lots of middle class might be in category of these whales occasionally.

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