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petr_tik

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    Are you hiring or will you be later in the year?

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    Comment #38413374

    Automate a reminder to perform manual work, if you cannot automate the output.

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    Comment #36747035

    > You will need other skills to distinguish you from other candidates. Could be a PhD, or being good at grinding leetcode problems, a recognized expertise, a prestigious degree, do…

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    Comment #36745928

    > Some places who use those languages have additional requirements (e.g. PhD, competitive interview process, math background, domain knowledge). One data point - I get paid to solv…

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    Comment #33993245

    What about running the fastest Covid vaccine rollout in Europe and helping Ukraine resist the invasion to preserve their sovereignty?

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    Comment #32840714

    does your company have any public information about this? Blogs, job descriptions with numbers, twitter threads?

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    > My assumption is that future machines will have more cores than we have today on average, so I'm optimizing mold for such computers. From the manpage of mold-1.3.0, I get the imp…

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    Comment #31798186

    Looking further into the future and the advent of io_uring in Linux, would you consider special-casing Linux IO ops to use io_uring or do you not expect any speedup there?

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    Comment #31145127

    > This sounds like brexiteer project. Given that the UK has left the EU, couldn't you call every trade deal or cultural exchange with a non-EU country a Brexit project? Even if it …

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    Comment #30715487

    > we are really proud to have got it working at all On the contrary, the rust crate ecosystem and tooling means a lone developer can compose specialised libraries to produce a work…

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    Comment #30421096

    I think some of those extensions rely on drastically different language primitives absent from most other languages. eg. https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/blob/master/…

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    Comment #29914655

    Can you please shed some light on rust's adoption at scylla given the cumulative team expertise in Cpp and unsafe programming like thread-per-core architectures. In my experience s…

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    Comment #29904497

    you might find clang-check useful. https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangCheck.html you will need a Compilation Database (CDB) in a compile_commands.json file. I know CMake knows how to…

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    Comment #28741057

    I am not American and don't know how much coverage of European/World news an average American consumes (without US-centric commentary). It's also worth noting that earlier this wee…

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    Comment #28596949

    worth keeping in mind that Yandex and russian technology companies in general are used to running lean and profitable operations so unfathomed in the land of 0% interest rates and …

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    Comment #27625028

    To which extend do you think market fragmentation (as a result of reg NMS) is part of the problem? If i understand your reference to "hidden liquidity" correctly, you have simple o…

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    Comment #26711409

    I differentiate between preventions and cures (not at all qualified in medicine - feel free to correct me). If Bolsonaro called it a cure, this still falls in my bucket of (early) …

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    Comment #26710098

    IIRC, HCQ was promoted as an early treatment, not a replacement for the vaccine. This original article is about vitamin D and I agree with GP that I never saw claims that vitamin d…

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    Comment #26662122

    I was told that a CS degree is a hard requirement for software engineer applicants. If that's still the case, it would be helpful if you added it to the job listings.

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    I concur. I saw this tool to find pytest cases after I implemented my own simple fzf shell function that uses bat for preview. https://github.com/dbaty/testfinder I also implemente…

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    While clang and LLVM is the set of compiler libraries that people write and extend developer tooling in: * clangd * clang-tidy * clang error messages * mlir And others