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edwardw
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Comment #4956845
Yes, indeed. It would be very convenient to substitute an issue of double standard with of rhetoric.
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Comment #4951953
Does anyone else feel sick about a title like this as I did? A nation can't do things; a government can.
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Comment #4703056
You are such an acute observer, sir. This is the most accurate description about the matter by someone not Chinese I ever read. For that you have my respect.
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Comment #4013786
Goodhearted? Why this looks like merely a calculated PR move for me?
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Comment #3726440
> but simple malloc/free are much faster and more predictable than what you see in GC'd languages More predictable , very likely. Much faster , this is simply not true. E.g., quote…
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Comment #3726262
> Maybe the big companies like Google and Facebook are approaching a new meaning of a “large codebase”. If codebase is that large, language alone can't solve all the problems. Be i…
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Comment #3713038
This is against HN guideline[1]:" Resist complaining about being downmodded. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. " [1] http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Comment #3710361
What would that two books be? I'm reading the joy of clojure myself now. So far so good.
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Comment #3710211
Those are mostly irrelevant to this thread. Except as a matter of fact I was an employee. A googler, you say.
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Comment #3710074
Personal attacks and a sorry attitude How come? Your interpretation of what I said amuses me, sir. And the way you do it, quoting single sentence without context, seriously?
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Comment #3708041
Since there are two 'why I left' in a row: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3702253 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3700277 I'd like to share this essay from Simon Phipps th…
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Comment #3704406
1. Of course. Otherwise what I submitted ticket for? 2. I said I didn't pay attention to the links if there were no emails to remind me. Please, at least read what you reply to.
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Comment #3704018
The only reason I visited my personal profile was to write weekly snippet. So no, I didn't pay attention to the links you mentioned if there were no Perf emails to remind me. I sub…
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Comment #3703802
@anthonydchang No, I never received such emails. My manager and / or HR never bother. When I discovered this accidently after I left, I complained by submitting a ticket. But you k…
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Comment #3703336
> Your comment is a case in point. Anyone familiar with your story (at Google and, as you know, there are many of us who are) knows how totally skewed your perception is. Speak for…
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Comment #3687544
The tech exists, which is called fully homomorphic encryption scheme. But I concur in what olalonde says, average people simply don't care that much about privacy.
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Comment #3667826
Get from server through network, of course. In the meantime, peers cache "facts" using LRU replacement policy.
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Comment #3667782
From FAQ: Is Datomic just for JVM languages? At the moment, yes. We have ideas for how to enable Datomic on non-JVM languages while preserving as much of the embedded power as poss…
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Comment #3667615
I noticed that in FAQ, too. Since read is relatively easy to scale (simple master / slave setup), I wonder how to scale datomic on write side.
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Comment #3667481
Damn, I misread webdev as webdav.