Nate75Sanders

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by Nate75Sanders 4mo ago
Possibly LSM compaction.
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by Nate75Sanders 5mo ago
Completely understand the work/life/hobby fusion. And I think that you and GitHub went through the stages of life together. They probably weren't exactly parallel, but I bet you measure and remember your life through GitHub&
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by Nate75Sanders 1y ago
Guy made it for the C64, even with good music! https://ko-ko74.itch.io/balatro-for-the-commodore-64-c64
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by Nate75Sanders 1y ago
Possibly from the 1970 Stephen Stills song "Love the One You're With"
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by Nate75Sanders 1y ago
Flink. It has more momentum than Spark right now.
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by Nate75Sanders 1y ago
OK, here's something: https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/gtw64/ace-of-aces/ Jim Rothwell (see the gallery image and enlarge it) was supposed to release something called Ace of Aces for the Ultimax, it seems, IIU
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by Nate75Sanders 1y ago
I had considered that, but noticed the price and as classichasclass points out in a reply to me ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43949843 ), $595 was the intro price. They're also comparing against the Atari 800 i
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by Nate75Sanders 1y ago
It's a 1982 brochure, but they show Ace of Aces in the games section. The Accolade Ace of Aces (WW2 combat flight sim) wasn't released until 1986. It seems that this may have been a different Ace of Aces -- perhaps a version of th
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by Nate75Sanders 8y ago
Drivel. Not surprising because this guy is a kid -- graduated in 2016. Talking about life experience when he has none: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-foo-b72a5b157/
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by Nate75Sanders 9y ago
“”” I remember clearly the day when the accountant showed me that we could effectively double our monthly sales and still not have enough to meet our eventual payroll obligations and that's about when you just finally sink into it: You
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by Nate75Sanders 10y ago
What you keep calling "read repair" is actually just "repair" or the longer phrase "anti-entropy repair". "Read repair" is something different.
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by Nate75Sanders 10y ago
Hasn't been my experience. I have recent 11-month and 7-month gaps and it hasn't been a problem. Additionally, I've switched companies a LOT during my career and I don't get asked about that very often. When I do, I j
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by Nate75Sanders 10y ago
This is my guess, too. Apple recently bought TupleJump and I think they're in acquisition mode wrt database technologies and talent.
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by Nate75Sanders 10y ago
I didn't walk away with anywhere near the analysis you did, so I added an edit to my original post. You can't simply hear Thiel's speech and directly get what he wants, because saying it would cause too much backlash. He want
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by Nate75Sanders 10y ago
A related article that does a good job of explaining why Thiel supports Trump: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jul/21/peter-thi... EDIT: (to explain why) No other analysis I've seen anyw
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
Hey, I'm in the process of moving to Sacramento (mostly live here now), at least for a while, I think. If you click my profile, you can email me and I hope you do. I wouldn't mind discussing the tech scene here, the city, etc, al
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
It was cut that way on purpose. "Are beer sales affected by weather?" is an example of a question that is solved by Variety, which is the the last concept he was talking about.
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
The code in spreadsheets is always a 2nd-class or 3rd-class citizen. It makes it ridiculously hard to both test and review and there are essentially no good checks on what output you're getting from the input. I've worked in orgs
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
Obviously you shouldn't be storing sensitive information in your codebase (I hope everybody knows that), but the problem here is that you might have been way back when you were prototyping and then moved them out of the codebase . It
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
I'm curious as to how you're placing these. 21 jobs in downtown Seattle, but 2 specifically in Ballard (neighborhood), but I didn't see mention of Ballard in their job posts.
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
Awesome post. I like the assumption that he didn't care that his "rlci" lisp interpreter didn't garbage collect at all because it was just a way to get to the next step and he knew it was going to have enough RAM to do
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by Nate75Sanders 11y ago
There is, but the problem is that not every amenity listed is something that all customers would want, thus they won't knock a host for it being incorrect. For example, I stayed at a place in Germany that said they had a washer and dry
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
Actually this will enable her to get more opportunities.
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
I have a mid-2010 13" MBP (wrong year, wrong size) that's doing stuff that sounds like their listed symptoms. Not sure if it's just randomly going bad or if they haven't determined for certain that other models are affe
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
OpenGrok has been very useful when I want to understand a new codebase. The distributed / REST aspect is going to make it harder to use code tools, though.
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
I'm in Seattle and I'd like to know more about what you're doing.
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
If you can turn that paid holiday into a vacation day and take a sick day instead, that's awesome. It basically works like this: "We planned for you to have some time to recharge by giving you holidays and vacation days. You got
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
Unfortunately, they won't identify themselves when they're in riot gear.
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by Nate75Sanders 12y ago
I believe http://www.extrahop.com/ is a commercial service/product in this space. This looks very cool, though, and I want to play with it.
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Buying drugs on Instagram(dailydot.com)
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