darbelo

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by darbelo 3y ago
Location: Buenos Aires Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, C++, Java, go, python, javascript, and many more. I've been building stuff professionally for 15+ years and I've never been picky about tech stacks. Resu
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by darbelo 11y ago
To save you the two-link chase to get at the meat of the announcement, here's a direct link to the paper: http://info.iet.unipi.it/~luigi/papers/20160205-tlem.pdf It explains in a lot more detail than the mai
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Microchip aquisition of Atmel(microchip.com)
4 points by darbelo 11y ago|0 comments
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Andrei Alexandrescu – Three Cool Things about D(youtube.com)
1 points by darbelo 11y ago|0 comments
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by darbelo 12y ago
My off-the-cuff assessment is that tiered pricing will probably give you the most bang. This usually works better if you do it based on actual data of what your users do, rather than random comments from HN, but my guess is that you'll
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by darbelo 12y ago
You can find a video of something like that happening at MeetBSD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1C6DELK7fc
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by darbelo 12y ago
As ussual, patio11's "charge more" advice applies. You should bill at a rate proportionate to the value provided, not the effort required from you to deliver it. Your client knows what value they expect to get out of the trai
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In other words: inside the lives and minds of real-time translators(mosaicscience.com)
7 points by darbelo 12y ago|0 comments
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SUP46 Open House Thursday 9/4(sup46.com)
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OpenRISC health report April 2014 (olofkindgren.blogspot.com)
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Valve games – Android(shield.nvidia.com)
10 points by darbelo 12y ago|0 comments
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by darbelo 12y ago
Also interesting is Theo's follow up email on the same thread: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=139930973824927&w=2
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Privilege Separated Key Handling added to OpenBSD daemons(undeadly.org)
4 points by darbelo 12y ago|1 comments
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Wrap in Time (OpenBSD 5.5 Release Song)(openbsd.org)
1 points by darbelo 12y ago|0 comments
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The Unexpected Entrepreneur: Interview with Joe Satriani(inc.com)
112 points by darbelo 12y ago|16 comments
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The Codeless Code(thecodelesscode.com)
1 points by darbelo 12y ago|0 comments
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Yes, You Too Can Be An Evil Network Overlord(bsdly.blogspot.com.ar)
1 points by darbelo 12y ago|0 comments
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by darbelo 12y ago
From their site: Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is an integrated applications suite of comprehensive enterprise resource planning software that combines business value, standards-based technology, and deep industry experience into
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Modern Perl: 2014 Edition is Out(modernperlbooks.com)
7 points by darbelo 12y ago|1 comments
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by darbelo 13y ago
My favorite sight when I review iOS code for clients is seeing a method on the App delegate that 'preloads' a bunch of singletons in one go. It sets the tone for the rest of the trip. In my experience, a large bunch of iOS develo
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by darbelo 13y ago
Yes, it can be used, but it needs some work up front. Like all compliance schemes it is not entirely devoid of effort. There used to be a whitepaper outlining the basics somewhere in the AWS site, IIRC. There's also a number of compa
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by darbelo 13y ago
Having written an analytics reporting library [1] I wholly agree with this. The library should not have preconceptions of what you want to report, it should just get out of the way and let you report it. I call it the "Report them al
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by darbelo 13y ago
Two suggestions, in fact. First, you need to read more Dilbert :) http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1995-06-24/ Second, have a look at the OpenBSD man pages if you want to know why a suspenders-and-beard-condes
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by darbelo 13y ago
Here's a nickel kid, go buy an operating system with decent man pages.
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by darbelo 13y ago
Here's a nickel kid, go buy an operating system with decent man pages. Now the mandatory joke is out of the way, it looks cool :) The examples tend to the trivial for now, but I assume that the voting system will probably take care of
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by darbelo 13y ago
The easiest place to start testing is likely to be in the code you are touching now. It is fresh in your head, you know what it does. Write a test for that, it shouldn't take you too long. If you are doing a targeted bugfix (i.e. not w
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by darbelo 13y ago
The "mbuf chain stupidity" refers to the way memory buffers are handled in the kernel. His implementation uses 'pbufs' to store a single packet contiguously in kernel memory. This is in contrast to BSD[1], where a packet
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by darbelo 13y ago
Worth reading even if you aren't a perl guy. Every language has this type of 'cultural markers' that set your expectations for a codebase by skimming a few files or just the project structure. On that first dive into someone
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by darbelo 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote preferred, travel possible I used to be an embedded guy (assembly, C, C++ and actual hardware) then I transitioned to mobile and web work about six years ago. The last two years I have been doing mostly native mobile w