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ryanpers
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Comment #5578207
Sounds like a weird and bad situation. Here's a question, you are going into debt over this company... is the CEO also doing the same? Is it shared pain? Or... are you the only one…
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Comment #5515747
The hype and "over-investing" is deliberate. Why? Well, let's face it, the most revolutionary things have all started sounding silly and insane. People will buy things over compute…
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Comment #5248107
Given the legendary performance issues of Hadoop I am not really surprised. Hadoop is heavily horizontally scalable, but that's about it.
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Comment #5191840
Interesting paper, I hope to see a follow on that actually describes the algorithm in full. As written, it doesn't cover the failure recovery, data-drift and timeout cases. Also ma…
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Comment #5011342
Good non-answer. For many large, non-trivial systems have several requirements: - tends to have complex dependencies - needs fast builds This was a classic: http://www.amazon.com/L…
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Comment #5009842
I'm sorry but this is possibly one of the worst comments I've seen... There is a conservation of complexity that you just can't get rid of in an application. To suggest that Scala …
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Comment #4986603
Question, doesn't the full configuration require you to put your config stuff in multiple files? A lot of files? The sbt 'directory of configuration' was always a bummer for me. Th…
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Comment #4986587
you can edit the pom.xml file, and have your project adjusted immediately. intellij will download and add the new jar to the classpath... BAM intellij is really a much better exper…
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Comment #4986577
i really just want intellij compatability. sbt doesnt offer that. it's incremental compiling is not useful because I do my java dev in intellij. So SBT offered me nothing that mave…
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Comment #4981570
It's too bad sbt isn't actually simple and is generally a disaster. I did scala in IntelliJ. The lack of tooling reduces the value a lot. I almost prefer plain java over the sheer …
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Comment #4933529
if you have innate creativity and you aren't inspiring others, then you are just interchangeable, no?
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Comment #4860240
more hallucinogens on the left coast. No surprise BSD was a left coast hippy idea, and mainframe OS was a IBM/east coast thing.
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Comment #4725741
That was years ago when he was a teenager. Many people went thru an "illegal period", his was just... more successful than most. As for sociopathic, so what? Didn't you know that m…
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Comment #4725676
I was neutral on this guy until I read the wired story, and then I became a fan. He is a self made man (way more so than romney!), he suffers from persistent discrimination (overwe…
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Comment #4721743
"startups arent technical" I guess YOUR startup isnt technical... But there are in fact technical startups out there. It's just that they make more money than yours, do better and …
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Comment #4721740
well, you got it in the first paragraph - because Windows isnt Unix, and people dont use it for production. F# is in theory nice, but devops'ing windows, I just dunno man.
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Comment #4693693
It isn't like F1 at all... F1 is a multi-datacenter, transactional datastore and SQL, that google uses to replace mysql. This aint nothing like that.
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Comment #4691871
MY NEW HERO
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Comment #4637631
so much room for activities!
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Comment #4617965
Awesome link, but already seen it on reddit yesterday. HUH
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Comment #4562969
weird city support, austin before seattle... I guess perhaps the data is of different ease to consume, but I'm pretty sure Seattle is a substantially more transit using city than A…
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Comment #4552857
The subsidy rate is the same regardless of which phone you get on AT&T/vz. This means the logical course of action is to choose the phone that gives you the most backend subsidy am…
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Comment #4550653
I also gave the driving directions a shot, the voice cues are great, the visuals look fantastic and really awesome. Also when you deviate it doesnt give you some "ROBOT RECALCULATI…
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Comment #4525392
I am not really sure the current state of things, but to "get real" I feel any GC needs to be able to handle: - multicore/multithreaded - heap sizes of 20-200GB and larger ideally …