murph

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by murph 2y ago
Try former employers. You've already got context, know the stack, whatever. They might be happy to have a known contributor solve some problem or project for them.
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by murph 2y ago
PEX was originally developed by Twitter, and was used heavily within the company. Twitter ran primarily OSX (for devs) and Linux (for servers).
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by murph 4y ago
I've found rclone 2-3x faster for large file transfers, personally. Switched off of sshfs after that.
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by murph 4y ago
Are you... gatekeeping a mental illness you don't have? :) I'm a software engineer with ADHD. I've been diagnosed by doctors, psychologists, and even imagery (SPECT scans). I work at a big tech company, and I'm very seni
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by murph 7y ago
Right near 92 and 101 here - pretty urban - and we're on "possibly in the next 24-36 hours"
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by murph 8y ago
Mentorship and teaching are also valuable skills. Many good senior engineers would love to focus on them if their employer recognized it as valuable.
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by murph 10y ago
They can only trade one month out of three. Specifically, they can trade immediately after quarterly earnings. This is pretty common amongst similar companies.
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by murph 10y ago
What evidence do you have to demonstrate the power of your invention? Is it usable, can you build a business around it and sell it? I've got a lot of experience w/ the technology stacks used by big tech companies - a lot of time t
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by murph 10y ago
There's a great blog post on this: https://blog.twitter.com/2015/building-distributedlog-twitte...
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by murph 11y ago
I work at Twitter. No, we're not. Probably just some rumor.
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by murph 11y ago
A great tool for this is pex: https://github.com/pantsbuild/pex