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kevdev
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Comment #46088037
As someone with a similar background to the writer of this post (I did avionics work for NASA before moving into more “traditional” software engineering), this post does a great jo…
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Comment #40938054
I got hired at my current company back in 2022 through their post on a Who’s Hiring post here. Likely never would have heard of them otherwise, but glad I did!
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Comment #38837253
Thanks for sharing this. I had the pleasure to work with Don Eyles in a previous job, he is a brilliant man, didn’t realize he had written a book. I actually didn’t even realize wh…
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Comment #38601797
Reminds how in one of the Bethesda Fallout games, they needed a subway train car. Solution? Make an NPC with a train car head that runs really fast.
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Comment #38051762
Fun fact: when the Quindar tones were no longer needed, NASA initially removed them. However, it caused confusion in mission control since everyone was used to them, so NASA added …
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Comment #37922977
Your argument assumes a just state that will not outlaw things like dissent against the government, being LGBTQ, etc. Plus, having something to hide does not automatically mean you…
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Comment #37805856
For those interested in this topic, the IEEE piece by Gregory Travis linked in this article is a fantastic read.
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Comment #37370491
Figure 2 is great, but I would agree the entire paper is needed if you are implementing raft. There are a few specifics in the paper that you need when implementing it. P.S. love y…
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Comment #37370463
I love this site. When I was learning & implementing raft in my distributed systems course, this page was invaluable. Plus the paper itself is pretty easy to read.
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Comment #37370455
Raft is not byzantine fault tolerant.
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Comment #37042672
Yeah medical info and HIPAA was the first thing I thought of when I saw this. My company doesn’t deal with medical data but I can’t imagine any company dealing with PII wants to us…
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Comment #36442378
And a wheat thin the size of Lake Tahoe.
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Comment #36262113
Funny how he keeps using the phrase “developers that want to work with us”. Clearly trying to suggest that some don’t (wonder which ones he thinks do not want to work with them /s)…
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Comment #36261823
In general I would agree, but the only reason the recordings were made public was because Reddit was straight up lying about the Apollo dev. So the recordings were released to prov…
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Comment #34569005
Potentially dumb question: when astronomers see a new galaxy, how do they know it’s never been discovered before? Is there some database of known galaxies that they use? Presumably…
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Comment #34154272
Why would you recommend 1Password over Bitwarden for less technical folks? Asking because I am about to setup a family plan on Bitwarden for me and my less-technical wife. I alread…
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Comment #33933916
You’re correct.
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Comment #31701490
FYI, your job listings page shows "Page Not Found": https://ocient.com/job-listings . Should we e-mail resumes to the recruitment e-mail address?
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Comment #31594616
+1 for Endless Sky. Excellent game!
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Comment #31280978
Current OMSCS student here (4 classes down, 6 to go). I'll second this comment, so far I've been impressed with the program. It's definitely rigorous, but I've already learned a lo…
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Comment #31274681
I don’t think that’s an insane setup at all. Losing access to GitHub would be bad for a lot of folks on HN I suspect. My GitHub has 2FA with Yubikeys and I am planning to do someth…
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Comment #30301584
Is there a good website/subreddit/etc for the Apple IIGS dev community you’d recommend?