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dmuino
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About dmuino
Software Engineer currently working for Netflix. Previously worked for Yahoo! and Inktomi on large scale infrastructure problems.
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That's true, I'm 2050-2100 lichess, around 1800 on chess.com. Never played a rated tournament but played some rated players who were 1400-1500 rated USCF, and they were roughly my …
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I'm 2100 rapid on lichess, 2050 blitz and bullet. I got destroyed every single time I played the easy mode version on Delta. It knew opening theory. It did not blunder a single tim…
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Comment #17891352
Wil is a very good audiobook narrator and does a fine job reading this audiobook. I listened to it a year or so ago and it was extremely entertaining.
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Note that we didn't run stock freebsd. It was a custom freebsd4 with a custom gcc 2.95 toolchain. I don't remember all the mods, but migrating from 4 to 6 was a nice undertaking, a…
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Even when Rick was at Y! the push to move to linux was there. Rick had written most of the base libraries for freebsd originally (mdbm, ylock, ylock_kern, yfor, etc.), and tools li…
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Can you share the name of the recruiter? Just curious if that person is still working at Netflix. I've been a happy Netflix employee for over 4 years and have never experienced a '…
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I've listened to this audiobook and I was hooked very early in the story. Jon Ronson is a very good story teller and he narrates his book. He's quite funny and engaging. "A Journey…
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gdb works fine. (gdb) x/4x fns 0xffeaa0cc: 0x080485e4 0x08048640 0x0804869c 0x08048719 (gdb) x run 0x804875b : 0x83e58955 (gdb) gdb) x/40x (void*)fns-0x40 etc.
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You can write to /tmp. But since most people are also doing that, /tmp/date gets overriden frequently. I'd recommend mkdir /tmp/CZ-18; PATH=/tmp/CZ-18:$PATH; And then you can figur…
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