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Rust 1.0 (2015)(blog.rust-lang.org)
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Network Engineering Principles of Dave Mills(play.org)
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by dpezely 4y ago
The combined professional network of founders and initial investors can minimize impact and effects of many factors discussed in other comments here. "If you need to make a single cold call in the first 2-3 years, consider your network
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by dpezely 6y ago
Book containing the original short fiction from William Gibson: - 2003 edition: https://bookshop.org/books/burning-chrome-9780060539825/9780... - 1986 edition: https://www.amazon.com/Burning-Chrome
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2021 is the year of Jonny Mnemonic (book 1986, movie 1995)(imdb.com)
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by dpezely 6y ago
Have you considered using Common Crawl [1], and if so, what was your assessment when compared to having your own spyders? Long-term, a combination of theirs and your own could be optimal. There are strengths and weaknesses with using their
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by dpezely 6y ago
There's a list of Common Lisp resources on Xach's blog [1] that includes communities, which remains relevant despite being an old post. Also, contacting one of the people associated with a blog listed on Planet Lisp [2] would ensu
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by dpezely 6y ago
There are several topics intertwined with solutions you seek: There's parts of speech (PoS) tagging, reducing to Lemma form, identifying end of sentence, etc. After having faced a similar learning curve, I put what I know into a length
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by dpezely 6y ago
Off-topic with respect to Kotlin but relevant to the Java platform: From your perspective, what are Clojure's prospects for contemporary and future alignment with the JVM? After all, Rich Hickey built the core in 2006-07. Looking at h
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by dpezely 6y ago
For others considering Rust + Kotlin for native Android development, there's also the Visly blog post[1] with basic steps. However, since then, Google officially released `androidx`. Unfortunately, Android Studio or the SDK lack `car
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by dpezely 6y ago
It's worth noting the "My experiences with NixOS" discussion from a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22877355 As someone just getting into Nix and NixOS myself, I found one particular commen
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by dpezely 7y ago
Daniel Pezely — Authorized to work for any employer in US or Canada Location: Vancouver Remote: Negotiable, experienced Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Rust, Python, Cython, JavaScript, Common Lisp, Erlang, C; AWS, GCP; Ubuntu
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by dpezely 7y ago
Daniel Pezely — Authorized to work for any employer in US or Canada Location: Vancouver Remote: Negotiable, experienced Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Rust, Python, Cython, Common Lisp, Erlang, C; AWS, GCP; Debian-based Linux
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by dpezely 7y ago
Indirectly, you may be able to accomplish tracking success by following the smart money, so to speak. There's a hedge fund encouraging companies for which they have significant holding, that if these companies don't improve their
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by dpezely 7y ago
Hopefully more people identifying themselves as software engineers will use Finite State Machines to better ensure correctness of the system. Within a San Francisco company recently, suggesting that they create FSM diagrams was met with res
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by dpezely 7y ago
Also consider viabale options for Plan B: on the job training worked well for us even before Edition 2018 landed. We had a senior level Java developer learn Rust on the job and be very productive within a couple of weeks. I joined shortly
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by dpezely 7y ago
From prior experiences, such as using Python from 1999 through 2005 and Common Lisp between 2005 through 2012, you have an advantage when recruiting for a language considered "exotic" by standards of the given day. At two differ
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by dpezely 7y ago
Thanks to the author and contributors for putting in the time and effort to create this. Especially the cross-comparison in the second half is very thorough and useful! Perhaps this or something similar could be hosted on a public git repo
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by dpezely 7y ago
The overhead of C++ adoption actually prevented us from ever moving fully in this direction. Today, unlike in 2013 when they started, there are other options. For others considering code-sharing, another option not mentioned in their arti
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by dpezely 7y ago
Details may change every few years but overall, it boils down to two main approaches: 1) find a position through your professional network, as an estimated 80% of jobs come through such connections; 2) be discoverable for the other 20%. Be
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by dpezely 7y ago
Some differences between then and now are also different idioms such as CSS naming conventions. See GetBEM.com - for Block, Element, Modifier naming. For instance, current conventions are to put a class name on far more HTML elements than y
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by dpezely 7y ago
Daniel Pezely - Authorized to work for any employer in US or Canada Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Negotiable Technologies: Rust, Python, Common Lisp, Erlang, C; GCP, AWS; Debian-based Linux, FreeBSD; old school p
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by dpezely 7y ago
Related: A utility for transforming JSON at scale written using the Rust programming language is bumblebee and available on crates.io. The author of that package uses it internally for massive amounts of data on a regular basis, and he&#x27
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Fundraiser: ASDF Appreciation(payments.common-lisp.net)
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by dpezely 8y ago
He explains this at roughly the 40 minute mark. [1] "There's 7 more lines of `unsafe` that avoids keeping both maps. You still keep two maps, but you de-duplicate the data between those two maps." https://www.yout
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by dpezely 8y ago
How does your workload and server spec compare to theirs? Following links to the OSDI'18 paper [1] gives this overview: "Setup. In all experiments, Noria and other storage backends run on an Amazon EC2 c5.4xlarge instance with 16
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by dpezely 8y ago
While drivers may remember to "reach across your body" with opposite arm because they're in driving-mode, passengers probably won't-- from personal observation. Specifically, this is from experience involving a passe
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by dpezely 8y ago
Discovering patterns from chaotic datasets, albeit via Graph Theory techniques (instead of ML) for populating a knowledge graph. e.g., find commonalities among documents, such as a single occurrence of a common phrase in each that connects
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by dpezely 8y ago
I've brought or used CL in a few companies. 2005: At a bank dealing with mortgage secondary markets, we snuck it into the Research group (where "research" isn't R&D but feeding information to the trading floor) for p
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by dpezely 8y ago
FYI: there's currently a DNS problem for "sbcl.org", so instead, please use what it ordinarily points to: https://sbcl.sourceforge.net/

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