rmangi

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by rmangi 3y ago
Cramming an api for one product on top of another is absolutely not “the open source way” I’d expect a much better explanation for this Frankenstein’s monster. This seems like it would work but never scale.
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by rmangi 7y ago
why are people afraid of modern text editors? Why cling to 1980s technology?
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by rmangi 7y ago
while I agree VS Code is starting to get a lot of traction, it's far from the only solution for polyglot development (IntelliJ...) and it certainly has the facilities to support large java codebases.
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by rmangi 7y ago
Anybody know the energy usage of the different chips?
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Cluster Management with Aurora Part 2(medium.com)
1 points by rmangi 9y ago|0 comments
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Cluster Management at Chartbeat Part 1(medium.com)
4 points by rmangi 9y ago|0 comments
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Kids, AI devices, and intelligent toys(media.mit.edu)
2 points by rmangi 9y ago|0 comments
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by rmangi 11y ago
I especially like the idea of bringing plans for a complex object to a local print shop and leaving with my printed widget :)
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MultiFab 3-D Printer Prints 10 Materials at Once(news.mit.edu)
1 points by rmangi 11y ago|2 comments
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by rmangi 12y ago
Our total engineering staff is around 120 and we're looking to hire more.
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by rmangi 12y ago
These guys are crooks.
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by rmangi 13y ago
Anyone who would start a new project from scratch in PHP hasn't been paying attention.
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by rmangi 13y ago
Probably because most people who know JS only as a front-end developer have never had to work on the back-end. If a developer knew JS and something like python, java or ruby then sure... that's a good candidate.
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by rmangi 13y ago
I find this chart to be much more useful. It's not job openings, it's "popularity" in terms of how much each language is being used. http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/content/paperinfo/tpci&#x
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53 Years of Nuclear Tests as Electronic Music(boingboing.net)
1 points by rmangi 13y ago|0 comments
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by rmangi 14y ago
Isn't the main purpose of HipChat to interface with Jira and the rest of the Atlassian stack? That's the real win.
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by rmangi 14y ago
Datacenter == shared folder? really?
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by rmangi 14y ago
When I said "new features" I meant the core language features of groovy (closures, etc.) not static compilation. If speed is really that important to you, sure scala is faster today, but groovy will catch up very soon.
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Consuming Web APIs with Groovy(getspun.com)
2 points by rmangi 14y ago|3 comments
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by rmangi 14y ago
I don't understand why such sophomoric drivel gets posted so often to hacker news.
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by rmangi 14y ago
Yes. Ruby reminds me of perl. Too many #@$ characters with special meaning.
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by rmangi 14y ago
While I applaud anyone trying to get into software development I find it hard to believe that in 2011 "the resources available to a new student developer were limited". I'd also object to ruby being the best first language for someone to le
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by rmangi 14y ago
I guess I should feel ripped off by Nissan since I have a cookie cutter SUV. 4 wheels, the trunk has a 3rd row that pops up on demand, I can switch into 4 wheel drive. I did get to pick the color though. I really wish they had thought about
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by rmangi 14y ago
The mother is probably a she ;-)
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by rmangi 14y ago
Seriously dishonest and outdated as well. I love linux but I spend much more time installing things and tweaking my linux boxes than I do my Mac. Linux is awesome for the geek community but it's never going to compete with osx/windows for t
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by rmangi 14y ago
Great article. Even if you're not a C/C++ programmer.
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by rmangi 14y ago
That's actually a lot of stuff coming from not a very large company. Nice to see.
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by rmangi 14y ago
Nice in depth piece on mobile UX
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Engineering for a Magical Experience(getspun.com)
1 points by rmangi 14y ago|0 comments
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by rmangi 14y ago
http://appscale.cs.ucsb.edu/

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