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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2021)

Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2021)
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Launch HN: SigNoz (YC W21) – Open-source alternative to DataDog

Hi HN, Pranay and Ankit here. We’re founders of SigNoz ( https://signoz.io ), an open source observability platform. We are building an open-core alternative to DataDog for companies that are security and privacy conscious, and are concerned about huge bills they need to pay to SaaS observability vendors. Observability means being able to monitor your application components - from mobile and web front-ends to infrastructure, and being able to ask questions about their states. Things like latency, error rates, RPS, etc. Better observability helps developers find the cause of issues in their deployed software and solve them quickly. Ankit was leading an engineering team, where we became aware of the importance of observability in a microservices system where each service depended on the health of multiple other services. And we saw that this problem was getting more and more important, esp. in today’s world of distributed systems.

Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (February 2021)

++ MACHINE LEARNING INTERN, DATA SCIENCE INTERN, SOFTWARE DEVELOPER ++ My interests include computer vision, machine learning and data science. I am doing a double major in Mathematics & Computer Science with expected graduation in Spring 2022. I have shown excellent performance in university courses and have been a student assistant for both Math and Computer Science department. From May 2020 to December 2020, I have been a part of Computer Vision team in Ablera, where I was researching and developing convolutional neural networks for car damage detection. I am looking for a place where I will be able to use my skills in mathematical modelling and an environment where I will be able to grow and learn new things.

Errors vs exceptions in Go and C++ in 2020 - Why and how exceptions are still better for performance, even in Go

Here the findings are largely unchanged from 2018: for the selected benchmark code, the code generation by our selected compilers has not changed significantly. Only the new hardware CPU influences the measurements: the new CPU has a higher clock frequency than previously, so for an equivalent mix of instructions we expect and observe a 10-40% raw performance improvement. Additionally, the Ryzen 7 3950X architecture has a somewhat more powerful superscalar execution unit than the 1800X, and is able to detect inter-instruction dependencies across more memory accesses. This causes more measurements artifacts when the workload is extremely small, and erases the performance differences between 1 and

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