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dpezely

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About dpezely

Daniel Pezely (first name at last name dot com)

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    The combined professional network of founders and initial investors can minimize impact and effects of many factors discussed in other comments here. "If you need to make a single …

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    Book containing the original short fiction from William Gibson: - 2003 edition: https://bookshop.org/books/burning-chrome-9780060539825/9780... - 1986 edition: https://www.amazon.c…

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    Have you considered using Common Crawl [1], and if so, what was your assessment when compared to having your own spyders? Long-term, a combination of theirs and your own could be o…

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    There's a list of Common Lisp resources on Xach's blog [1] that includes communities, which remains relevant despite being an old post. Also, contacting one of the people associate…

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    There are several topics intertwined with solutions you seek: There's parts of speech (PoS) tagging, reducing to Lemma form, identifying end of sentence, etc. After having faced a …

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    Off-topic with respect to Kotlin but relevant to the Java platform: From your perspective, what are Clojure's prospects for contemporary and future alignment with the JVM? After al…

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    For others considering Rust + Kotlin for native Android development, there's also the Visly blog post[1] with basic steps. However, since then, Google officially released `androidx…

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    It's worth noting the "My experiences with NixOS" discussion from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22877355 As someone just getting into Nix and NixOS myself, I…

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    Daniel Pezely — Authorized to work for any employer in US or Canada Location: Vancouver Remote: Negotiable, experienced Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Rust, Python, …

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    Daniel Pezely — Authorized to work for any employer in US or Canada Location: Vancouver Remote: Negotiable, experienced Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Rust, Python, …

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    Indirectly, you may be able to accomplish tracking success by following the smart money, so to speak. There's a hedge fund encouraging companies for which they have significant hol…

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    Hopefully more people identifying themselves as software engineers will use Finite State Machines to better ensure correctness of the system. Within a San Francisco company recentl…

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    Also consider viabale options for Plan B: on the job training worked well for us even before Edition 2018 landed. We had a senior level Java developer learn Rust on the job and be …

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    From prior experiences, such as using Python from 1999 through 2005 and Common Lisp between 2005 through 2012, you have an advantage when recruiting for a language considered "exot…

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    Thanks to the author and contributors for putting in the time and effort to create this. Especially the cross-comparison in the second half is very thorough and useful! Perhaps thi…

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    The overhead of C++ adoption actually prevented us from ever moving fully in this direction. Today, unlike in 2013 when they started, there are other options. For others considerin…

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    Details may change every few years but overall, it boils down to two main approaches: 1) find a position through your professional network, as an estimated 80% of jobs come through…

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    Some differences between then and now are also different idioms such as CSS naming conventions. See GetBEM.com - for Block, Element, Modifier naming. For instance, current conventi…

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    Daniel Pezely - Authorized to work for any employer in US or Canada Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Rust, Python, Common Lisp, Erl…

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    Related: A utility for transforming JSON at scale written using the Rust programming language is bumblebee and available on crates.io. The author of that package uses it internally…

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    He explains this at roughly the 40 minute mark. [1] "There's 7 more lines of `unsafe` that avoids keeping both maps. You still keep two maps, but you de-duplicate the data between …