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Comment #12152590
I'm not totally sure how a blockchain works so please correct me if im wrong - for a hard fork to happen in Ethereum or Bitcoin, the majority of users have to "agree" by switching …
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Comment #12133805
yeah. adding to this, a great proof that uses new techniques can also generate whole new areas of math to explore or solve other seemingly unrelated problems.
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Comment #12127014
They mentioned using hadoop for file storage - perhaps they are just using HDFS and not MapReduce. Otherwise, Spark is relatively new, so they might have some older infra/jobs in H…
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Comment #12068294
Awesome post, thank you so much! I'll get started on the crawler soon :)
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Ask HN: How to *really* learn concurrency,parallelism?
Hello, I've been interested in concurrency for a while now and I've been picking up bits and pieces by stumbling across great posts/videos once in a while or working with them at m…
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Comment #12065968
Its both. Now news is mostly consumed online, and everyone is competing for eyeballs. I think technology exacerbates the problem - earlier a newspaper could have a bunch of eyeball…
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Comment #12060125
Thats a great process. If you don't mind me asking, how do you get rid of the phone screen, even assuming you have some github and contacts? Just ask the recruiter?
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Comment #11982967
Agreed! If we did nothing to correct inequalities in society, the biggest and strongest would rule over all - so yes we must have our own values and stick to them. And with AI, we …
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Comment #11982890
Yeah, i don't really know enough to argue that. You're probably right about the convictions. I just think we need to be able to TALK about these issues, so that when a real expert …
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Comment #11982525
IMO, no one wants to acknowledge simple facts for fear of retribution/being labelled racist, instead we keep dancing around this issue forever getting more and more ridiculous. Als…
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Comment #11927530
This also doesn't mention the horrible inflexibility of the H-1B once you have it. Once on an H-1B, you literally have ZERO days of unemployment between jobs. If you are fired, lai…
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Comment #11893385
I'm curious - what do people use now to find jobs? I'm still relying pretty heavily on LinkedIn for recruiters to contact me.
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Comment #11886610
this is cool, ive been burned by trying to move a virtualenv before and discovering everything broke. is it possible to merge this into virtualenv? i think it would be much easier …
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Comment #11839362
Consuming "probiotics" is a very similar idea to this. It promotes exactly this kind of food - yogurts, kefir etc.
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Comment #11834886
Hey Josh, i have one question - how do the rules about disclosing salary change when you're talking to an external recruiter (from an agency)? I don't quite understand who's "side"…
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Comment #11801087
If you are only thinking about it, yes. If you want to take a decision based on the thought process, you have to pick a side at one point, knowing that it might not be the right si…
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Ask HN: Jobs working with compilers/PLs?
I've recently become really interested in the details of programming languages, type systems, optimizations and compilers in general. Seems like a fascinating subject, with a lot o…
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Comment #11386475
I like it! I have similar opinions on static vs. dynamic, Java vs Python or PLs in general - too many judgements are based on shallow first impressions or ease of getting started t…
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Comment #11149715
It sounds like you like knowing how the whole thing works, end-to-end. At big companies with so much pre-existing code & infra, thats not really possible. Maybe a startup would be …
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Comment #11143649
I think this is a great idea, let the H1B prices be freely controlled by market, and let companies buy/sell H1Bs among themselves. People have mentioned that this makes things more…
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Comment #11098664
>What's old is new again I suppose. The browser, in general, feels like a giant step forward. I wish, though, that some ecosystem had evolved where Javascript wasn't the sole suppo…
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Comment #10984776
interesting to compare FBs responses with psychology's basic emotions - FB 6 basic emotions - angry, sad, wow, haha, yay, and love Humintell's 7 basic emotions - anger, sadness, su…
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Comment #10978671
Shimano may not have been a good guy, but its kind of weird how its framed as the evil man exploiting the poor, vulnerable women, rather than a consensual act between 2 people.
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Ask HN: Understanding a large python codebase
I have recently started working at a company with a massive python codebase. I'm finding it really hard to understand what is going on because of the lack of types. I don't know wh…
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Comment #10928934
Most languages compile the source to an AST, so I would say the AST is one level of abstraction below source code. Then, text and graphical languages could be equally powerful if e…