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jaguar86
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Comment #28498649
Great work. When do you plan on completing the final parts of your project - Optimization and Productization? Really looking forward to those.
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Comment #11465178
The social network?
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Comment #11354547
This is a good write up for IPC related stuff - http://beej.us/guide/bgipc/output/html/singlepage/bgipc.html
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Comment #11308489
> Our primary datacenter is located under 1000 meters of granite rock in a heavily guarded bunker which can survive a nuclear attack. Would they seriously have done this on intent?…
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Comment #11199299
How good a deal is this? I have heard that the response for this product was underwhelming. Can we use it for anything useful today?
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Comment #10898769
Add to that $10 shipping and $3 taxes.
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Comment #9430915
Lol!! He was just trying to help!! :-)
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Comment #9423576
You no longer are :).
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Benefits of systemd over daemontools for services management in Linux
Would you use daemontools (http://cr.yp.to/daemontools) for service management in Linux or would you prefer something like systemd/upstart? What benefits can I get by migrating to …
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Comment #9024781
Intellectual Ventures is a patent troll. They shouldn't even exist. Laws must ban those organizations that merely collect patents and waiting to sue people. Creativity killing mach…
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Comment #8932637
Not so long ago, I was pretty much in your situation, except that I didn't have a PhD. I was moving into a software engineering role from a DevOps role. I was initially flunking a …
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Comment #8553715
Apache Thrift http://thrift.apache.org/docs/ - A feature rich RPC framework with documentation that completely sucks. The docs page has evolved from "coming soon" over the last few…
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Comment #8435557
And they would like to nominate Oracle, IBM and Microsoft to take this challenge within the next 24 hours ...
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Comment #8110158
Reading Lawrence of Arabia by Scott Anderson - So far I have got a vivid picture of the events leading up to World War I and how opportunistic the Standard Oil Company were. This i…
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Comment #8037508
I agree with ColinWright. Its not he who put it on HackerNews.