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pp13

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    Comment #3191333

    So day 0, went to the gym. Paid all my bills online. Gonna read Beej's guide to networking ( http://beej.us/guide/bgnet/output/html/multipage/index.html ). Write some networking pr…

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    I want to get unplugged for 1 year (365 days)

    Lately it seems I been making myself inundated with too much information. Whenever I need to procrastinate, I will find myself web surfing or needing to read something. I find myse…

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    Comment #3049722

    Agreed on all points.

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    Comment #3049708

    actually PG said it at the event, but to prob only a few people. It wasn't communicated well. Even though a simple e-mail, before hand could of explained everything. Though I think…

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    Comment #3049574

    From ArsTechnica, "Amazon has also added a few unique twists of its own that will further improve the user experience. An Amazon engineer at the New York launch event told us that …

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    Comment #3048350

    "Computing Power in the Cloud EC2 servers have massive computational power. On EC2, available CPU, storage, and available memory can be orders of magnitudes larger than on mobile d…

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    Comment #3048311

    We don't have much information on Amazon Silk. It be interesting to know how it works in depth and how web apps will be affected.

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    Comment #3044238

    PG was correct on everything he said about NYC. When I first heard him speak at the event, I thought he was going to talk fluff about how great NYC was, but he was honest. Every po…

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    Comment #3042767

    It was inspiring. I really didn't hear anything new. But it was great to finally see PG and some of the other partners. I would recommend going to one of these if it your first tim…

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    Comment #3027239

    It pretty much is a digital scrapbook. I think allot of FB users will like it. I personally don't see a need for it though. However I can see the people who currently use scrapbook…

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    Comment #3014764

    Why did you guys go with clojure, instead of something maybe like scala?

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    Comment #3006257

    You should highlight, recent college graduates. If someone does get hired to your firm, I hope the "real world" problems are just as interesting. I actually like those type of algo…

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    Comment #3006200

    What type of candidate are you looking for? Obviously recent graduates will not have that much coding experience and reading comprehension. Are you looking for someone to write new…

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    Comment #3005352

    Nice breakthrough, this improvement is when the cell phones are using wifi. Now if the can do that with the cellular data. :) http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/16/new-subconscious-mo…

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    Comment #3005288

    Ok, I didn't mean to offend you, I am sorry if I have. That being said these are my thoughts on the subject of interviewing programmers. When I just graduated college, I was all ab…

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    Comment #3005101

    Nice Link! We need more of these technical links on HN.

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    Comment #3005033

    @eropple So do you have data to back up your claims that; answering those questions determine if your a good programmer. Yes, there are tons of programming jobs out there, that don…

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    Comment #3004974

    1/2x +1/2(1/2x + 1/2(1/2x +1/2(1/2x + ... = y If x = 1, then the equation likes this: 1/2 +1/2(1/2 + 1/2(1/2 +1/2(1/2 + ... = y 1/2 +1/4 + 1/8 + 1/16 + 1/32 + ... = y y = 1 = x y =…

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    Comment #3004948

    My point was, his questions, doesn't really indicate if the candidate is a good programmer or not. It could be the person studied up on all sorts of puzzles and famous algorithms o…

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    Comment #3004927

    Obviously, your rate would be low. The implied domain of the question would throw people off. The question isn't a good indicator if someone can program. Why don't you ask your man…

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    Comment #3004879

    @aplusbi Let's say I interviewed you. I had asked to implement the fastest algorithm to give back the largest palindrome of words in English dictionary and compare it the largest p…

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    Ask HN: Slower Google query?

    What query is slower than the below? the OR google OR a OR 12345 -the -google -a 99999..999999999 AND 99999..999999999