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I recently watched https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvBR71D0nAQ and really liked the video. I am wondering if there are other videos on some large scale distributed software used at enormous scale, and how they work.
- Live Data and Map of Covid-19 (ncov2019.live)
- Coronavirus – India suspends all tourist visas till April 15 (thehindu.com)
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I recently read "Masters of Doom" and found it to be far more motivating than any self help book. What books do you think are similar to it?
- PhD Grind [pdf] (pgbovine.net)
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While reading the google distributed systems papers, I felt how far ahead they would have been of the outside technology stacks back then. If you have worked in multiple companies, do you think one of them is still…
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A lot of times one can find an insightful post on the internals of the architecture of a tech company. Some of the ones that I can remember are: 1.…
- Narendra Modi wins another 5 years (nytimes.com)
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It seems the algolia hn search is not working on the full hn data. For example, the homepage doesn't show the top posts of all time, even when selecting "All Time" as range. Url: https://hn.algolia.com
- The Crypto-Keepers: How the politics-by-app hustle conquered all (thebaffler.com)
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It seems for a normal consumer in the present day it is extremely difficult to evaluate phones on the privacy criteria. A lot of people suggest to simply buy from Apple. Having seen the recent posts on HN about OnePlus…
- DuckDuckGo Architecture – 1M Deep Searches a Day and Growing (2013) (highscalability.com)
- The JBoss example: An open source monetisation story (forentrepreneurs.com)
- A short history of market cap milestones (winton.com)
- Original Visicalc on IBM PC in JS (pcjs.org)
- Doing Windows, Part 6: Look and Feel (filfre.net)
- C# style async await for Java (github.com)
- Cheerleaders and the NFL (theguardian.com)
- The Chosen One (1996) (si.com)
- How Objective-C messaging works (dantoml.com)
- Jewish people have a right to their ‘own land,’ says Saudi crown prince (washingtonpost.com)