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it was indeed a piece of shitty code. Linus has right to protect his baby.

Is this one trying to do something that Kafka does? Or this is a different beast?

it's a shame

stay away from satellite industry.

the name feels sick

interesting to see this.

the title of his blog"Facebook's software architecture" is misleading. actually these papers are talking about data storage and database. not "software architecture." Though, his blog is informative and consistent. Love it!

is JS the only lang you support?

I was Dr.Demirbas's student. So pleased to see his article on HN front page. Such a great memory in his class and seminar. Back in days, he held a course called distributed system seminar. In one semester, we read and discussed 28 distributed system related papers. This gave me a whole new level sense of this interesting field. Thanks Murat.

what 'negative' are you guys talking about? I just noticed your system gave several keywords for one article. What's about positive/negative? thanks

No Asian mentioned. Do we exist????????

"If you want to get promoted, just start acting like someone at the next level up. Eventually they'll realize you're not being paid enough and will promote you."

--This sounds really bad. Like a slave trying to move more bricks to show slave-owner that he is not being paid enough.

link is bad now.

if google succeed. will this kill a bunch of sat-com companies?

another c++ optimization tips from a Clemson professor

http://people.cs.clemson.edu/~dhouse/courses/405/papers/opti...

Great app. I have tried. Registred as MANUTD fan. your app gives me some Norwich polls I don't care. Maybe that is something this fabulous app can improve. thanks!

how can you change mount option online?

dont waste your time on BSD anymore. Linux dominates.

right.

But barely no one likes Adobe flash. Their software quality is getting lower and lower. Too much bureaucracy always shown in these companies.

MS is going down. No doubt. Look at Motorola and Adobe.

Asian donation is negligible?

academic paper and presentation about this topic. https://www.usenix.org/conference/fast13/understanding-robus...

Now I understand why people came and coming U.S..

haskell solution:

import Control.Monad

queens n = foldM (\y _ -> [ x : y | x <- [1..n], safe x y 1]) [] [1..n] safe x [] n = True safe x (c:y) n = and [ x /= c , x /= c + n , x /= c - n , safe x y (n+1)]

main = mapM_ print $ queens 8

---- http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Algorithm_Implementation/Miscel...

From the cases I saw(might be biased), a lot of new projects start to use Python3. These projects don't need to consider backward compatibilities. Majority of people will use python 3 in python world. Regarding Ruby, it is more elegant and consistent.And also seems Mats has clearer idea where Ruby will go. so in a long run. Ruby will catch up python in my own opinion.

To me, I don't care this kinda debate. I just keep improving my C and C++ skills. Whatever language my manager wants to use. I just use it. (I can write Python, Haskell and Java, C# too)

My personal favorite one is C though.

http://lwn.net/Articles/573690/ Dave is a redhat employee.

seriously recommend people who care their data on disk to use ext4. http://lwn.net/Articles/476263/ XFS behaves not so well on power failure case.

to be honest, this is a just ok book. For ROR beginners, stick with Micheal's tutorial. http://ruby.railstutorial.org/

Though it really based on what lever you are at. This kinda tests are always for entry-mid level recruitment I guess. I agree with author 100 percent.