Artemis2

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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   A concierge service is a lot more intensive than responding to the clients of a bank. If Apple did this at their scale, they would probably end up very quickly having an (hopefully public) API for every business around, rather than having t
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   There are truly systems that are so elegant that they feel natural, just right. Functional programming patterns are one of these. Additionally to the papers you mentioned, there is the paper Amazon published on Dynamo, which also spawned Ca
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   Maybe it's because of patents? https://www.google.com/patents/US8049736
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   Non-mobile link: http://nautil.us/blog/mumbling-isnt-a-sign-of-lazinessits-a-...
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   Also 5+ years with Swift would be a real advantage.
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   Yeah, what's that "pocket screen" thing?
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   https://google.com will help you
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   Bunnyhopping from the Programmer's Perspective(flafla2.github.io)

   73 points by Artemis2 12y ago|31 comments
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   by Artemis2 12y ago

   Chromium does not include the Google bloat and works flawlessly. I don't know whether it will make you lose data, but personally never had any issues with it.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Both Google and Mozilla have teams dedicated to their languages, but they represent a very small portion of the total number of contributors to the language. I couldn't find exact lists of the team members inside both organizations. In
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    /r/MechanicalKeyboards has a very large and active community, with a great wiki that documents everything you may want to know before making the big jump: https://reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards https:&#x2F
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    Grafana 2.0 Alpha(grafana.org)

    111 points by Artemis2 12y ago|29 comments
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    That's still very expensive, Cloudflare offers it for free, with a free certificate.
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    Fuck Love: Ruin someone's happiness for your own(fucklove.paris)

    5 points by Artemis2 12y ago|0 comments
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    > "It's ludicrous - people say, 'I'm here,' to announce their arrival, which is why we have it as a service. > "As a small start-up trying to deliver value to users we don't think a multi-billion dol
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8968722
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Thank you for answering, I was genuinely curious, this feels like you put a lot of work in it.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Very nicely written article, a good PR piece! I'm just curious about how much patio11 was paid by Twilio for that.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    They didn't mention a timeframe for the amount of data collected. The exact quote is "[...] all by processing terabytes of information from all of these sensors, all in real time." 1:48:45 in the official video: http:/&
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    Review of the Model S 85(shiftinglanes.com)

    44 points by Artemis2 12y ago|44 comments
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Imperative present. These are compatible. Writing a commit also implies the use of verbs related to actions.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    The past sounds good, until recently I was writing my commit messages using it, but when you start making pull requests on GitHub, you realize that it makes a lot more sense in general to use present for the titles of your commits. A commit
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    I haven't read about Spanner, but wouldn't it be possible for their clock to measure time based on an epoch, instead of using the system based on physical factors (the rotation of the earth around its axis and around the sun) that
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    pthreads. You know them?
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Great app! I've been using it for a few weeks and I fell in love with it. Keep up the good work!
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    When you program even a little bit, you already think like a computer. C is more about thinking a lot closer to the hardware, to the very low-level components of the computer. That's really an amazing universe.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Well, I wouldn't say that Heroku does that out of generosity, but their free tier is pure gold.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Hopefully Madagascar can get some news with this!
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    You're not helping us.
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    by Artemis2 12y ago

    Now that encryption on the fly of web pages adds virtually no overhead to the loading of a website, we could build encryption right in. The SSL business if one of the main pain points on the Internet: a more decentralised system could be de