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by BarkMore 15y ago
Pagespeed is on the soon to be closed Google Labs ( http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/07/more-wood-behind-fewe... ).
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by BarkMore 15y ago
I like how the circle if inspiration loops back to Python: Python WSGI inspired Ruby Rack. Ruby Rack inspired Clojure Ring. Clojure Ring inspired Python Pump.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
There's more than the privacy issue. If the tagged person does not have a Google+ account, then Google+ sends an email with subject "<Name of person tagging photo> invited you to join Google+" for every photo tagged. Spammy.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Clojure runs on AppEngine.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2369788 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1547830
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Are the concepts described in the article the same as Erlang or Erlang/OTP, or is there more to it?
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Second Market sued for failed Facebook stock deal(scribd.com)
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by BarkMore 15y ago
The Google Talk Windows client application was developed by Google engineers at Google. It has not been updated in years as you have noted.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Like the error handling where it assumes you want to return HTML (remember that Tornado was first written to handle RSS feeds). You can override the error handler and return whatever content type you want. Tornado was first written for an
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by BarkMore 15y ago
It works if the service runs a sufficient number of application instances behind a load balancer. In one of the videos about Tornado, a person from FriendFeed stated that FriendFeed runs multiple instances of the application with blocking
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Here's a thread with comments by Russ Cox about the article: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/golang-nuts/bg7U2tD04Fw/di...
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Do the rules for bartering apply to exchanges of goods and services for bitcoins? http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc420.html
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by BarkMore 15y ago
If inflation is defined as money supply growth, then bitcoin is not hyperinflating. The rate of bitcoin inflation is decreasing over time until it reaches zero. If inflation is defined as the rise in prices of goods, then bitcoin is deflat
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by BarkMore 15y ago
The situation is not much better with inflating fiat currencies. Those who are closer to the money spigot have an advantage over those who are further way.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Perhaps the author is referring to the Google Talk Windows Client. That thing is dead. As far as I can tell, Google Talk is otherwise alive and well. I use it regularly in Gmail.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
I find that I need to lookup the special values when writing Go time format strings. In this regard, Go time formatting is no better than strftime. The win comes from reading format strings. I find that it's obvious what the format is supp
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by BarkMore 15y ago
See http://www.bitcoin.org/wiki/doku.php?id=inflation_controls
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by BarkMore 15y ago
I am aware of Office 365. Microsoft also invested heavily in the earlier NetDocs project, but that project was canceled. I am sure that there are many people at Microsoft are aware of the disruption, but it's not clear to me that Microsoft
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Google Apps is a disruptive technology in the sense described in the book "The Innovator's Dilemma." Microsoft might not effectively complete with the disruption because Microsoft does not recognize the disruption, Microsoft continues to fo
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Oops, the problem statement says that the array cannot be modified.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
Here's a solution in Go. package main import ( "fmt" ) func main() { // a is the sample array a := []int{0,2, 3, 3} // Reorder values such that a[i] == i when i is not the missing value.
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by BarkMore 15y ago
This was a common Microsoft interview question in the 1990s. The answer is probably easy to find on the inter-tubes.
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by BarkMore 16y ago
The variables themselves have concurrency isolation, but not the objects referenced from the variables. The thread local storage implementation in some JVMs uses the shared global heap. There's no sharing at the application level or the imp
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by BarkMore 16y ago
No, they did not ask about my book. They can take a look at the book offline. There's no need to spend time in the phone screen talking about it. In any case, he was not applying for a book writing position. I actually had three differe
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by BarkMore 16y ago
What's hypocritical about building a defensive patent portfolio?
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by BarkMore 16y ago
A friend of mine turned down a job offer from Google in 2000. He later joined Google in early 2004. He regrets not having joined Google in 2000, but he's happy that he did join in 2004 because it worked out better for him financially than
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by BarkMore 16y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1832097 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1547830
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by BarkMore 16y ago
I think that the following can be derived from the plan to delete private profiles: - The upcoming Google social product will be launched in August 2011 or later. - Public profiles are a key element of the new social product. Google could a
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by BarkMore 16y ago
This page is part of the Google Social Search feature. The purpose of the page is to show the circle of people used in the feature and why you are connected to them.
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by BarkMore 16y ago
The linked page is part of the Google Social Search feature. It was launched in 2009. Information on the feature is available here: http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/answer.py?answer...

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