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Comment #41096723
The book's technical reviewer is David Tolnay [0] who authored some of Rust's ubiquitous crates: `anyhow`, `thiserror`, `serde`. It's a good intermediate companion to the official …
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Comment #37979801
If optics and photolithography interest you I recommend Huygens Optics on YT [0]. Jeroen, the creator, has an engrossing passion for the material. Jeri's process [1] is wild compar…
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Comment #12188866
Shoot me an email. It's in my profile.
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Comment #12188864
My email is in my profile. Drop me a line.
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Comment #12181996
I'd be happy to get you into the interview process, or at least point you in the right direction. My experience at Amazon has been great. I don't know anyone who cries at their des…
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Comment #10780776
Where do you live? In Vancouver, Earls and Joeys don't have pictures on their menus. Red Robins and BP do, but they're definitely a tier below the former two.
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Comment #10739406
Thanks for posting this. In the future, could you please add the algorithm to the title? This feels a couple steps removed from clickbait. No offense intended; it's just a suggesti…
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Comment #10535176
As does Vancouver.
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Comment #10363862
UBC isn't really known for it's tech streams. No? Amazon, Google, and Microsoft hire aggressively out of UBC. Waterloo is an awful place. Asking people to move there is a hard sell…
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Comment #4983301
I love this, it's refreshing. Every time something goes down, I see a flood of hate and a torrent of comments suggesting everyone move somewhere else. That, coupled with HN's hate …
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Comment #4927102
Where in Canada are you? I haven't seen a single Blackberry at UBC. The iPhone dominates and there's quite a few Android phones around, but virtually nothing else. Edit: It's worth…
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Comment #4206157
It might be worth considering that some people just work/study so much that a normal relationship just isn't going to happen. I imagine grad school and early startup life is like t…
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Comment #3965983
It's not a PURE functional language, but it's certainly functional.
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Ask HN: How to overcome hurdles of first engineering internship?
Hello wise engineers. I just started my first "real" job as a software engineering intern. I'm a CS student, and in school our projects are typically quite small (up to ~2,500 LOC)…
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Comment #3895359
I've been a "nice guy" my whole life, and sometimes it's socially detrimental (read: being too nice to girls that were hoping I'd be more than nice). At some level, I find the idea…
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Comment #3844304
Shouldn't "classic" hacking be the days of yore in Bell Labs? When I think hackers I think Ritchie and Thompson working on C and Unix. The definition of hacking you're thinking of …
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Comment #3753728
I came across this in my intro to systems class and thanked the stars. For someone who loves C and systems programming, the Linux kernel can still be overwhelming. This is an aweso…
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Comment #3559041
My first year out of high school I took a ton of philosophy. It's forever changed the way I view the world, other people and how I solve problems; it's been valuable for my CS and …
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Comment #3490982
The voice of concerned Internet users, you mean, not just Americans.
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Comment #3482536
I don't take TPB's "press releases" too seriously, and I don't think they do either. It's interesting to hear how Hollywood came about but not significant or relevant to what TBP d…
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Comment #3411688
This sums it up for me: "The decline in driving by younger Americans is fed by many factors: the high cost of gas and insurance at a time of economic insecurity; tighter restrictio…
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Comment #3376126
Sorry about that, fixed now.
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Comment #3364883
What am I seeing? The front page hasn't been updated since May 2010. I wanted to get into kernel development and a couple weeks ago I checked out Kernel Newbies. I was excited to s…
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Comment #3211311
The community is amazing. The forums are a wealth of information, and I've tracked down almost every single bug just by searching. The wiki is updated regularly and is just as rich…