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but what if? Imagine.

or Do you?

I'll echo that as well. You all are doing it right!

Were there any badger related issues? There doesn't seem to be reading the article.

remember the guy who gave up his Apple founding stock?

I'm assuming you don't know how oceans work. Eventually, we'll all be ingesting that.

It's going to be hard to unseat GORM gorm.io/docs/query.html

Netflix is down.

you can ship actual disks/drives to AWS for bulk loading or set up a high connection tunnel with them for bulk loads

Outlook on the Mac is actually a very decent client, and I prefer it over the other options.

Thanks for the early Christmas present! I've been wanting to check out a subscription, being able to see the current content will push me over the edge.

not trusting them with any creds

agreed, by 2033 it's going to be a disaster here if no solutions are completed by then.

I believe that CS courses should include more real world practices and situations. After interviewing hundreds of cs grads over the past decade it only re-enforces that belief.

that may be the newbest thing I've read on hacker news. It only shows you haven't worked in high performance environments.

well said

so you think Google should open source their search algos?

Scala is awesome, when combined with AKKA it's even better. We're much more efficient then we ever were in Java. Also, ops doesn't know it's not java since they can use all the same jvm tools.

val myList = "Jim" :: "Bob" :: Nil myList(println)

what's hard about that?

don't forget Abdur Chowdhury bailed shortly ago as well, he was their Chief Data Scientist (although better known for leaking all of the aol data)

Hunch is like my divorced neighbor who couldn't work it out, so now they're giving up and short selling the house and bringing down the values for everyone.

Honestly, I'm more excited about these classes from Stanford than Christmas. This is the one I've been waiting for, thanks Santa!

this is sadly extremely accurate the disruptive part especially

we ported an analaytics project from a scripting language processing the incoming data to scalatra running with akka on the jvm. we went from 250 requests per sec to 5200 (per server), by using scalatra with akka actors to handle the data in an async manner. #win

Does anyone know when Tim Roughgarden's class will be available? Data structures and algorithms?

I'm super excited about this, thanks so much for taking the time, it's appreciated by those who missed the opportunity to get a CS degree.

all the real estate agents who lost their jobs have gone into recruiting now.