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drfloob
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Comment #42639152
I work at a "large company", and I don't agree with most of this. Your write-up is highly subjective, and fairly pessimistic. Some people hit the ground running, and teams/organiza…
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Comment #17208952
LinkedIn - Infrastructure Software Development | Senior/Staff Software Engineer - Backend, Python | ONSITE Sunnyvale, CA | Full-time | https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/712546597 …
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Comment #14647030
Flink is listed under `Unified Processing` as it supports both batch and streaming (Kappa Architecture)
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Comment #12310850
Not so say Coursera doesn't have problems, but the start and end dates don't mean much as of earlier this year, when they rolled out their new platform. There's no penalty for late…
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Comment #10196049
I did all my college geometry homework with it (and LaTeX) back in 2011/2012, just for kicks. Is that interesting? Probably not too interesting :-)
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Comment #7298971
Right, it sounds like they use tries with 5 bit keys. It's a very neat data structure, for sure, but _tree is just at a lower level. It doesn't impose structure. Tries can be imple…
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Comment #7295945
Thanks dangoor. It's a good day when someone shows me two recent projects that are very similar to my own. I started _tree a few months back because I couldn't find a project like …
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Comment #7294175
Ah, right. Benchmark 1 is actually ~350ms on my machine. Thanks for the lesson in profiling asynchronous code. I revisited the React+_tree benchmark claims, too, and I think they a…
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Comment #7294124
Thanks. I knew of Mori, but hadn't looked at it yet. Now that I've glanced, you could definitely implement something like _tree with Mori, but it'd be missing a few key things. Wha…
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Comment #7293812
EDIT: not true. see below. ---------------------------- Good call! Benchmark 1 is about 33x faster in my browser (with the setTimeout fallback being used, I think).~ http://drfloob…
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Comment #7293041
Part answer to your question, part shameless plug. Node cloning can be done fairly quickly if the bulk of the node data is shared. The `_tree` immutable tree library ( https://gith…
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Comment #7292879
> it seems like it is invoking React's event loop more than I would expect ... Perhaps this difference is because of requestAnimationFrame? I think so, yes. The performance differe…
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Comment #7292592
Well, we can check a few of those guesses pretty easily. Here is the stock React TodoMVC demo augmented with Swannodette's benchmarks: http://drfloob.github.io/todomvc/architecture…
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Comment #7172535
All respect issues aside, generic names like this are a pain in the ass. "go" (google) and "react" (facebook) are similar. For example, Twitter-folk have taken to using #ReactJS to…
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Comment #7112474
I get your gripe, but there's a good use case for this stuff in building dynamic web applications . Just because a technology is misused doesn't mean the technology is to blame.
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Comment #4630565
Thank you, Xmonad, for not supporting chrome fullscreen in your default configuration.
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Comment #4589944
... and if P = NP, the market doesn't matter because everyone will have cracked all your bank passwords.
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Comment #4218715
Link: http://goo.gl/ZlTnM
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Show HN: Android time tracker based on the '10,000-hour rule'
http://goo.gl/ZlTnM I wrote a simple (currently free) Android tool to help graphically track your goals, with sights set on reaching 10,000 hours of practice. Right now it's very s…
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Comment #4103176
Spaced Repetiton learning techniques: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition
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Comment #3545663
Literally the worst developers I've ever known are the sort that would eat this kind of thing up. The worst developers in my opinion are those that appear highly proficient and eff…
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Comment #3270943
That depends on what you want to do with your life. If you want to build and sell startups, start building and selling them. You don't have to be a great developer to do that. If y…