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pkj

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About pkj

prkjag@gmail.com -- Cloud Wanderer

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    Comment #6688921

    From the website: "Here from HackerNews? This was originally posted several months ago. Check back in two weeks for an updated benchmark including newer versions of Hive, Impala, a…

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    Comment #6662497

    A really good intro to Raft --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbZ3zDzDnrw Very useful if you are into distributed systems and would like to see a practical implementation with cle…

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    Comment #6651891

    I would argue there is more than sufficient interest :) All you have to do is scan the angularjs google groups for ngRepeat issues. Infact, one of the solutions proposed for ngRepe…

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    Comment #6614228

    The top comment by moskie points out one such chrome extension. Just installed it and works great for collapsing threads. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghl…

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    Comment #6532231

    >"That plays well to our market development program where 1,200 big company management teams are coming through our office every year -- we ask them what they think about new ideas…

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    Comment #6499191

    >Running an all layer2 network requires devices that have large enough CAM tables to support all connected devices, many vendors newer full line rate cards were coming out with sma…

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    Comment #6497254

    Sure, we are trying through global warming :) On a serious note, take a look at cumulus networks[1] who claim to solve the hw/sw disaggregation problem. They have a linux OS distro…

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    Comment #6426785

    I had taken a course designed by him at stanford: object oriented programming from a modeling and simulation perspective. I also have the lecture notes for the follow-up course. It…

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    Comment #6426726

    Duplicate (mobile version) of an earlier submission. See the earlier discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6305671

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    Comment #6372110

    If you are ok with CentOS/RHEL, there is a scalable way to boot multiple machines simulataneously using ........ bittorrent ! http://www.rocksclusters.org/rocks-doc/papers/two-page…

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    Comment #6348030

    Similar relative results, except that method 1 is always the fastest and even better than method 6. Ran loop count with large numbers (10 million & 30 million) to reduce measuremen…

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    Comment #6325285

    Just tried it out and it is excellent ! The integration of various aws services is really neat. The help and correction-suggestion are nice too. Great to hear that this is built on…

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    Comment #6322417

    Absolutely. Very interesting talk. Definitely deserves a submission. BTW, the person asking the last couple of questions is Ed Bugnion, one of the co-founders of VMWare. He is a fa…

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    Comment #6320193

    US Navy did not fire it. From Reuters: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/09/03/us-syria-crisis-us...

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    Comment #6310855

    Nothing wrong. This is standard industry practice. Check out glassdoor salaries for companies in diverse locations.

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    Comment #6307522

    Thanks for the comprehensive clarification. Yes you are right that the use of revision-id would allow "first change to reach the server wins" for case (i). It would result in a sim…

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    Comment #6306595

    Trying to wrap my head around this. Seems difficult without clear usecases. Let's say I have 10 devices d1,d2....d10 making updates to "a" on the server and went offline. a==20 and…

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    Comment #6306494

    If a client app is processing the cust record, how would cust.email look like ? Typically I would assume a single value, but in case of unresolved conflicts will it be a iterator/a…

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    Comment #6306111

    What you describe is very close to how hundreds of thousands of grads are hired into Indian software service industry. Aptitude test followed by training and plenty of time to come…

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    Comment #6306010

    "plenty of talented developers.." ^^^^^^^^ From my experience in bay area & india, I never saw shortage of resumes for open positions. Large enough even if you assume people applyi…

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    Comment #6305988

    "The government of India has said it needs to add 800 new universities, in part to avoid a shortfall of 1.6 million university-educated engineers by the end of the decade."... That…

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    Comment #6287920

    AppFog was built originally around another PaaS, Cloud Foundry. Wonder how this offering will compare with that. I can understand that there would be more control because of the Ia…

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    Comment #6267814

    Most companies use a variant of stack ranking. If you agree with the core philosophy that more productivity => better pay, then you need to implement some sort of a differential pa…

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    Comment #6195645

    Have been a vi user for a long time. For c/c++ it is awesome and good enough. Sublime is fine too. Surprised no one mentioned Source Insight though ( unfortunately only windows ), …

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    Comment #6195607

    >never had to download "random codecs" from "random codec packs" Second that. I have had videos which couldn't be played on VLC (codecs or missing frames) play nicely with mplayer.…