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antrix

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About antrix

lurker by day, lurker by night - antrix.net

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    The companies building giant AI compute for themselves have started renting it out: SpaceX leased all of Colossus to Anthropic, and Meta says a cloud business is on the table. Appl…

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    From the article, it seems the information was flowing _from_ the reporter: > The feds allege that Peltz used disposable “burner” phones and encrypted apps to communicate with a jo…

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    Comment #14199700

    They have a point though, testing patterns are absolutely a real world concern.

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    Comment #12896329

    I've written a Python for Java programmers book - http://antrix.net/py4java

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    Comment #12090189

    I've worked in finance technology for eight years now, in various domains. As a broad generalization, if you are latency bound (milliseconds or less) then everything is done in cod…

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    Comment #10815215

    > And those guys hardly ever ship any code due to how encumbered developers typically are in those places and release maybe once every 6 months to a year perhaps. I've worked in pl…

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    Comment #10072903

    "Compulsory time off" is actually required by law in some regulated industries such as finance.

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    Comment #9586293

    On a lighter note, Conference Driven Development: http://devdriven.by/conference/

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    Comment #8512714

    If I understand correctly, the gitbook toolchain isn't freely available. Nor does gitbook address any of the limitations of Markdown that prompted me to switch to Asciidoc.

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    Comment #8510262

    I wrote a short book recently [1] and went through a similar process. Started writing using Markdown & Pandoc but soon realized that Markdown isn't a very good fit for longer techn…

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    Comment #8220080

    Java's pluggable type system can do this. The Checker framework provides a Units checker that can be plugged into the compile stage. See this blog for more info: http://blog.parall…

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    Comment #7959763

    This looks like a great idea! Some feedback: for a site named 'solr start', I was hoping the first thing I see would be something named 'start here' which explains what solr is, wh…

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    Comment #7677241

    As a start, I recommend reading "Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests". I am still not a 100% convert but I did get many of the same questions answered. http://www.ama…

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    Comment #7653491

    I've been working on a fun side project that takes a light-hearted dig at all the _[] driven development_ processes that our field comes up with. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/Tl7…

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    Comment #7267469

    > and you're capped at $1 per year per user Why would that be the case? There are always other revenue streams to be explored using the same user base.

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    Comment #7123436

    It was deemed too expensive for Singapore as well, until public outcry against deaths changed things. Some reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safety_on_the_Mass_Rapid_Transi...

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    Comment #6939767

    Hi HN Folks. A bit of background on how the site came to be: http://antrix.net/posts/2013/xdd/ I'd appreciate any feedback you have on the site!

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    Comment #6638190

    Why doesn't Pinboard get any love in any of these icon fonts? If they did, I'd switch from images to fonts for my personal site.

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    Comment #6608554

    > Lastly, I haven't tried it, but I suspect replacing the Android Launcher would also let you do it. This is the method Facebook used for putting their talking heads in every app. …

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    Comment #6367218

    I use a neat little utility called Puretext for this. http://stevemiller.net/puretext/