gargarplex

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by gargarplex 4y ago
This hacker agiles.
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by gargarplex 4y ago
https://www.saastr.com/planning-to-do-a-saas-start-up-dont-f...
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Chrome 0day is being exploited now for CVE-2022-1096; update immediately(forbes.com)
265 points by gargarplex 4y ago|145 comments
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by gargarplex 5y ago
Makes a huge difference when considering the tax implications.
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SF's first tiny home village for homeless people is open. Each home costs $15k(sfchronicle.com)
15 points by gargarplex 5y ago|2 comments
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by gargarplex 5y ago
Maybe rankings should be organized through preferences of applicants admitted to several schools.
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by gargarplex 5y ago
I guess blogs that are linked-to in non-killed HN comments should probably be crawled a bit. Have you considered using social user karma (this could be a 1-10 score uniquely calculated for users of each of HN, Twitter, Reddit as long as it&
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by gargarplex 5y ago
This is the kind of blog post that just ignites a passion for serious software engineering.
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by gargarplex 5y ago
Can you please describe an example of where an application might be memory bandwidth bound, and what engineering techniques might be used to circumvent this restriction?
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by gargarplex 5y ago
Whoa. Super interesting! Maybe even useful for compiling during development ... develop in workspace, use unison to copy over to the ramdisk, then do all builds from the ramdisk dir? Would you agree with this article's recommendations
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by gargarplex 5y ago
I am mostly concerned about the mutations coming out of the Omicron contagion than the Omicron variant itself.
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by gargarplex 5y ago
You are clearly modestly competent at entrepreneurship and to the point where it's worth pursuing because of the high opportunity cost. I think it would be wise to take some time as a salaried employee while identifying and correcting
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by gargarplex 5y ago
Let's say I'm a NY resident with a Nexo account. What happens to my assets?
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by gargarplex 5y ago
The same office shared by Hamas military intelligence. https://twitter.com/IDF/status/1393565656621137920?s=20
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by gargarplex 5y ago
I have written a native C++ module to speed up JSON parsing and manipulation by a factor of 10x+
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by gargarplex 5y ago
If it helps him attract grad students, the ROI is better than $60k
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by gargarplex 6y ago
> willing-to-experiment-by-pushing-all-the-buttons This is a great way of putting it and something I haven't thought of before. Mostly, I have been guarding my 2yo from pushing-all-the-buttons because I'm scared of her breakin
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by gargarplex 6y ago
Strong +1 to this. I passed the FAANG interview after solving 100 leetcodes, mostly medium. Being able to show up and do the work is table stakes –– and yes, I actually write efficient algorithms in my day-to-day because we process massive
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by gargarplex 6y ago
Zuckerberg wasn't a mediocre programmer. He was an accomplished programmer who had shipped industry-level code by the time he was in high school. Adam D'Angelo was a USACO gold medalist. https://xkcd.com/386&#x2F
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by gargarplex 6y ago
I macro agree with your point about leverage although I'd like a bit more insight here... "You can give them a hint as to what it is, to vouch for the legitimacy of your finding, but Facebook has one of the better-resourced securi
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by gargarplex 6y ago
There might be an opportunity to write minimalist web clients for popular services.
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by gargarplex 6y ago
Or they realize they have a business model where people are willing to fork over serious money to test drive a Tesla for a week.
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by gargarplex 6y ago
On the one hand, you have a renaissance man (RISD-trained painter and Harvard-minted CS PhD) who authored On Lisp and started up and exited successfully with some of the most respected technologists as partners (Trevor Blackwell, Robert M
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by gargarplex 6y ago
+1.
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by gargarplex 6y ago
You don’t know that he cheated on her. Bezos’s statements say that they were already separated. Please don’t malign either’s reputation in a public forum. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/09/business&#x2F
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by gargarplex 6y ago
It's also possible he had access to rare supplements that enhanced performance; a modern equivalent would be a banned PED or Performance Enhancing Drug.
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by gargarplex 6y ago
I'm with you on this analysis. CAFO or factory farms have made meat much cheaper; likewise with globalized supply chain. Abundant Florida waterfront real estate – and low cost of air travel – has contributed to a comparably increase
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by gargarplex 6y ago
Of course, ideally it would be a Terraform (or similar open source stack) script so it's not dependent on AWS as a vendor... I have experienced the real pains of vendor lock-in, even with cross-region there is opportunity to improve ro
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by gargarplex 6y ago
I'm also thinking that it would be easier to use git-hooks to push to AWS CodeCommit (in a random region that GitHub is unlikely to use) paired with CloudWatch events to invoke service backup to Keybase
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by gargarplex 6y ago
Wouldn't replacing the github hook with a git-hooks script incrementally improve the solution as it currently exists? Then, combine that with a git-hook script that designate all non-release branches push to team's Keybase repo as

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