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We're not Developers Anymore(linkedin.com)
2 points by zinxq 10y ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 10y ago
Lending Tree, Inc. | Charlotte, NC | ONSITE | https://www.lendingtree.com Email us at: jobs@lendingtree.com Must be local or willing to relocate Who we are: LendingTree, Inc. empowers consumers with information, tools, advice, p
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by zinxq 10y ago
Iteration will be slower than Arraylist. Just like LinkedList (which is even worse), there will be cache misses on jumps to new nodes. Random access lookup will be (very slightly) slower as you determine which node to look inside. This is h
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How Not to Get Screwed as a Tech Co-Founder(medium.com)
2 points by zinxq 10y ago|1 comments
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How to Get Hired as a Technical Co-Founder(paultyma.blogspot.com)
3 points by zinxq 10y ago|1 comments
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This fear gauge just hit an all-time high(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by zinxq 10y ago|0 comments
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by zinxq 11y ago
Wuh oh. All the Mailinator accounts I tried were pwned.
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by zinxq 11y ago
Maybe I don't get Prosper202 but it seems quite different. ClickRouter makes a realtime decision where to send your clicks based on your affiliate accounts. Say you have a forums with thousands of posts which have thousands of links.
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by zinxq 11y ago
Woops.. that's called a typo (mispelled "twitter"). I said I was working on it ! edit: fixed the link!
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by zinxq 11y ago
ClickRouter - because it allows me to use all my affiliate accounts (CJ, Skimlinks, Viglinks, shareasale, etc) at once. This has nearly doubled my affiliate revenue. At first it was an internal tool I ran for a long time, but been working t
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by zinxq 11y ago
Pretty well summed up by other comments, but loss of ROI. Funny enough one of my last blog posts was the most response I've ever gotten (few hundred K readers, tweeted by O'Reilly, liked by Zuck) but it still felt "not worth
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by zinxq 11y ago
This trend has been clear for awhile. Interestingly, this will put performance pressure back on programming and languages as they become the "new" bottleneck. I'd expect an implicit migration away from slower languages toward
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Your Startup Would Make a Great Side-Project(linkedin.com)
5 points by zinxq 11y ago|0 comments
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How Artificial Intelligence Will Really Kill Us All(paultyma.blogspot.com)
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by zinxq 11y ago
I'm in agreement with the first few comments already - at least some parts of this advice is dubious. For one - some performance examples (specifically, integer array iteration) is 15 times slower with streams. Angelika Langer's a
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by zinxq 11y ago
This is a commoditization problem. Games became very easy to write. Go-to market became very easy to do with game selling platforms (i.e. appstore, steam). Match that with most "game players" would love to be "game developers
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by zinxq 11y ago
Storage and VPS systems are becoming (have become) commodity so quickly. It will be interesting to see if this has any effect on open-source Saas businesses. I.e. "We'll host it for you or you can host it yourself for free" -
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by zinxq 11y ago
FYI - the reason people point domains there is this: Your Own Private Mailinator: http://mailinator.blogspot.com/2008/01/your-own-private-mail...
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More than 1300 domains point to Mailinator's mail server(viewdns.info)
3 points by zinxq 11y ago|1 comments
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by zinxq 11y ago
Wow. Do my daily HN scan for the day and find an article you wrote ~4 years at #1. I hadn't read that in many years, and what fun to do a re-read. Thanks Internet - don't stop being you.
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by zinxq 11y ago
Laughed out loud reading that title. So clever. I once implemented a steganography system to manipulate the ordering of class files in a java jar file (they retain order therein). The "distance from alphabetically sorted" was calc
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by zinxq 11y ago
Something worth checking out (partly because the cost of checking is so low) is simply the "new" section here on HN. I find a lot in there in the areas you're looking for that the general populace here doesn't vote up. A
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by zinxq 11y ago
Battlefield 4. Laugh if you will, but playing this game (or games like it) against other humans is an incredible mental exercise. There is little downtime and twitch does win the day. Interestingly, I usually only play when I'm too ti
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by zinxq 11y ago
I'd wager there was a big meeting at Github recently where someone said "Well, we won't be shipping for linux" and someone else was like, "Wait.. what?"
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by zinxq 11y ago
"premature optimization" is statement setting itself up for negativity. Of course "premature" optimization is bad - so is basically anything else that happens prematurely. That's not to deny thoughtful optimization
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by zinxq 11y ago
Sadly at least some of the points of relevance of this quote are outdated. For example, it would behoove a large company to spend a great deal of time optimizing say, their JSON parsing library. Although it may not identify as a hotspot in
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by zinxq 12y ago
Remove barriers to creating something and the market tends to devolve towards, well, marketing. Anyone can write a book now - and get it to market. It's never been easier technically to write anything including games. And app markets t
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Bit of Java Virtual Science(mailinator.blogspot.com)
3 points by zinxq 12y ago|0 comments
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Ron Gilbert, creator of Monkey Island, kickstarts the “spiritual successor”(kickstarter.com)
4 points by zinxq 12y ago|0 comments
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Mailinator Launches Private Domains(mailinator.blogspot.com)
36 points by zinxq 12y ago|4 comments

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