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khnd··on Dropbox Is Struggling and Competitors Are Catching Up
have you guys checked out aerofs?
khnd··on Hola VPN turns 10M users into exit nodes
tunnelbear
khnd··on No Longer Wanting to Die
wow is this forreal?
khnd··on Fired
word.
khnd··on A grand debate: is data science just a 'rebranding' of statistics?
to me it's statistics with computers
khnd··on Show HN: A Global Co-Living Subscription for Nomads
Why Yunnan?
khnd··on An Introduction to Virtual Memory
+1 @ Computer Systems - A Programmers Perspective. This book is hotfire.
khnd··on Computer Science vs. Applied Math?
study math if you're more interested in that- try to take a data structures and algorithms course. maybe an os course to learn how computers actually work. otherwise you should be good to go!
khnd··on Ask HN: Which VPN Providers do you use/can you recommend?
tunnelbear is great.
khnd··on Ask HN: how do you organize your startup research?
this made me lol. thank you.
khnd··on Ask HN: Computer nostalgia
multiplayer AoE over dial up- this was great.
khnd··on Ask HN: Best VPNs around?
have you looked at this? https://www.tunnelbear.com/
khnd··on Am I really a developer or just a good Googler?
The goal of the problem solving interview is more to see the candidates reasoning process and less the ability to recall the problem and reproduce a solution. I like interviews where the problems are more open ended and the interviewer is active in the process and it's more of a discussion towards a solution and THEN coding or at least some pseudocode.

I've had interviews where I'll be asked some canned algo/data structures problem (some version of knearest, or longest substring) and then the interviewer will tune out- these are mostly lame.

khnd··on Facebook acquires Oculus VR
I just saw his twitter account as well- the HN/reddit reaction is awesome.
khnd··on Which are the CS subjects/papers every good systems programmer should read?
So I recently picked up "Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective" by Randal Bryant and David O'Hallaron. It's pretty good and seems very thorough. Also- I've seen it recommended online. http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/

Also- Try searching or asking this on quora. Users on there are pretty good with these type of questions! ok bye.

khnd··on Why don't more people read?
when you say read- do you mean fiction? novels and stuff?
khnd··on Time to abandon Gmail?
i've been using it in html mode. it's not so bad!
khnd··on Pass the Rap Genius Tech Interview, Get $1,000 Cash
how do i win??
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