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jahitr

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    Comment #37747403

    Location: Hamburg, Germany Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, Golang, Node.js, Typescript, C/C++, Java, IoT, Kafka, RabbitMQ, Kubernetes, Docker, AWS Résumé/C…

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    Comment #20198535

    I was on the Internet (In Argentina) the whole day. :)

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    Comment #18350345

    I’m one of those people high THC weed changes perception of reality for me. It opens doors and way of thinking that should be locked or shouldn’t exist. CBD in the other hand, impr…

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    Comment #18204885

    It feel amazing putting all my capital to help advance the transportation technology of a whole city. Truly amazing!

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    I just started hacking Argentina laws

    I few days ago I had the idea to buy like 500 of these: https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-718553950-posnet-mercadopago-bluetooth-inalambrico-point-_JM And give them for free…

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    Comment #12467081

    I used elemeentary os at work for a while. Looked great at the first view. Months after using it became a living hell to work with it. The delay between app switches is a shit. Swi…

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    Comment #11563723

    GNU make is one of the most complete task manager I have seem. But there are a few major problems with it: Newies often complain a lot about the esoteric syntax. It's written in C.…

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    Comment #11254150

    This is something it bothers me a lot. What they don't tell you is that in order to achieve "exactly once" delivery you need to have idempotent writes. For example inserting in a d…

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    Comment #11253955

    Storm is pretty much dead. Spark, from my point of view, is the current forerunner. It support mostly all use cases. Batch jobs. Streaming jobs. Work is being done to reduce the ba…

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    Comment #11081237

    Then. the rest of the setence, doesn't makes much sense to me.

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    Comment #11077075

    Yes. But isn't a stapler.

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    Comment #11077064

    Yes. No, I'm trying to get intel on my bosses, and in the company future course of action. I don't like to quit things.

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    Comment #11077031

    Haha. I like your style.

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    Comment #11077027

    Yes. I always compare the size of the challenge with my own capabilities. This is one of the methods that lead me to take action or not.

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    Ask HN: Should I do industrial espionage?

    Hi all.. I'm an engineer for a large software company. Lately I was promoted to "not a developer neither a team lead". They hired someone else to lead the team I'm in. Someone that…

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    Comment #10918265

    A terrorist nation from the very beginning.

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    Comment #10574750

    Fuck those lazy ass Spanish. Avoid them like the bubonic plague.

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    Comment #9799416

    A waste of time.

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    Comment #8107772

    Those numbers are all made up.

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    Comment #7755661

    BeOS was great. All the hard work put on the icons and the GUI. It was truly remarkable. If i'm not mistaken, I compiled my first C program on that OS. Reading the SDK documentatio…

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    Comment #7615755

    Some images formats already come with compression. Also, zip doesn't work with well with binary data. Using CSS to "subscript" into the sprite is a better solution.

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    Comment #7081550

    JavaScript is a must.

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    Comment #6227702

    Just for a moment I thought I was reading a plot for a gay porno. LOL