critium

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by critium 3mo ago
Disney | Senior Software Engineer, Backend | ONSITE, NYC | Full Time The Subscriptions team is looking to expand our team in the NYC office. We are a dynamic team of engineers that support all your Disney, ESPN and Hulu subscriptions at sca
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by critium 3mo ago
We do but I don't want to over promise here since that's not my area. My best recommendation is to apply if it looks like a fit.
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by critium 3mo ago
Disney | Senior Software Engineer, Backend | ONSITE, NYC | Full Time The Subscriptions team is looking to expand our team in the NYC office. We are a dynamic team of engineers that support all your Disney, ESPN and Hulu subscriptions at sc
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by critium 3y ago
Also see second system syndrome/effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect 2.0 is the hardest version to write.
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by critium 8y ago
From the Article >>> A top U.S. Justice Department official, Makan Delrahim, praised the deal as being carefully sculpted to avoid antitrust concerns, signaling federal regulators were unlikely to block it. That stance is all the m
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Disney Prevails in Hunt for Fox as Comcast Drops Bid(npr.org)
1 points by critium 8y ago|1 comments
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by critium 9y ago
Im curious as to how he's using vim + ensime. I've been trying off and on for the last 2 years to figure out a good workflow using ensime but i typically end up just turning it off after a few days. EnType only works for me when
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by critium 9y ago
would that happen to include scala?
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by critium 10y ago
Space Data Centers -- we got tons of power, just need to figure out how to vent all that heat.
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by critium 10y ago
this reminds me of the post about the jvm code cache a few days ago where if they had left the jvm to optimize the code cache by itself, the would not have ended up with the problem situation where the had to spend time to figure it out the
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by critium 10y ago
My posit was that 80% of the software an engineer will write will not require optimization and based on the responses i've been getting I should have used "rule of thumb" vs mantra. My intention was to warn the ones that re
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by critium 10y ago
absolutely agree with your last sentence. But thats not a majority of software written in my experience. "If you really need *high performance*, you need to design for high performance, not just leave it as an afterthought."
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by critium 10y ago
While this article is itself worth a read, remember the programming mantra: * Make it Work * Make it Right * Make it Fast And this is the last step. While this does not apply to all projects but it does apply to the majority.
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by critium 10y ago
For the release notes see: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vim/vim/master/runtime/doc...
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by critium 10y ago
I would add to the list; * If you have transactions, keep your transactions to a single machine/instance/db as much as possible. Muti-machine or software transactions are the LAST solution you should try. * Pay attention to paylo
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by critium 10y ago
While I agree deeply nested calls are bad, I've also had the pleasure of inheriting a an application with several, muti-thousand line functions and those are not fun either. In code as in life, all in moderation.
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by critium 10y ago
I suspect the bugs like this come about because of a patch not because of the original development. Devs and dev teams tend to get sloppy after the first push and budgets tend to shrink dramatically. One time I found a bug that was running
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by critium 10y ago
I have a somewhat similar stance as the author, though not remotely as strong. Its a combination of not wanting to add to the military machine but also not wanting my work to be _tainted_.
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by critium 11y ago
I've taught scala to several devs as well and I'd like to echo that the course on coursera is absolutely essential. On a separate note, I leared scala and clojure nearly at the same time and I'd say that learning clojure act
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by critium 11y ago
Torque does code-gen as well. This was before any fancy tools so we basically just had hand generated DDL. https://db.apache.org/torque/torque-4.0/documentation/orm-re... Regen, then fix compile issues. Tha
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by critium 11y ago
Sorry if I did too much TL;DR but this reads very much like Apache Torque, which has been around for a very loooooooong time. https://db.apache.org/torque/torque-4.0/index.html Apache Torque is an object-relationa
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by critium 11y ago
This is not a binary thing. Its does not have to be robo vs human. The company I work for does robo assisted human advisor to drive costs down. (www.wealtminder.com) messaging is a little off, we are in the midst of re-doing the entire f
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by critium 11y ago
I'm not familiar with the tool, but why not use Hyper-V and install your favorite *nix? I'm certainly intrigued as you.
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by critium 11y ago
Learning that makeprg can be anything (even a script) made a huge difference to me. That and errfmt means I dont need to leave vim to compile or lint
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by critium 12y ago
step 1, define success. not a joke. Is it monetary success? Is it happiness?
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by critium 12y ago
the beatings will continue until morale improves
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by critium 12y ago
I actually have a different problem. Java developers that are IDE jocks and dont have any kind of understanding of what is happening underneath the API. Take these guys outside of the IDE and they dont even know how to compile the code.
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by critium 12y ago
Seems like 2 issues: 1. Launching Java Programs can suck 2. Java defaults to secure on https requests. First, on #2, yeah, really cant do anything here. If they didnt do this way, it would be reported as another vulnerability in the JVM th
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by critium 12y ago
P.S. These guys are really really good. And they are your friends, your neighbors. They will invite you to golf tournaments, help you talk to the local private school director (who is also their client) and then they're ingratiated.
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by critium 12y ago
Thats why we created the service that highlights these broker abuses that we did. But what we found was, people actually dont __WANT__ to care. Which is really really sad.

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