JohnDoe365

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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
But you understand that Postgres also went a long way and is Open Source?
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Take that: https://github.com/divan/blog/tree/master/static/talks/2016/...
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Current oil prices make electronic cars a total personal economic loss.
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
What I get: There is a base line of unattractivety which Amazon crossed. Working under the conditions Amazon provided in that specific program effectively reduced overall utility. Which in turn means that being homeless without that job is
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
When maintaining the visual representation becomes more overhead than the textual representation.
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
I definitely witter a new IT bubble
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
> Why do we find ourselves reading emails during vacation or sick days, even when we don't have to? Because we fear to get sacked?
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Thy have, it's called e-car
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Or MITs Enigma http://enigma.media.mit.edu/
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
With Big Data we also see stream processing, which is much more Big Data than batch processing
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
How much technology has been lost by intransparency and by keeping inventions in secrecy instead of sharing
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Enigma http://enigma.media.mit.edu/ http://enigma.media.mit.edu/enigma_full.pdf
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
What is the relationship to algorithms like HyperLogLog? They do also estimate set cardinality and seem even more capable?
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Speed trading automated by smart contracts
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
How does HyperLogLog fit in here? http://antirez.com/news/75
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
And troff got a revamp with neatroff http://litcave.rudi.ir/
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
The downside is that a majority will have to pay higher overall fees for the benefit of a minority (those travelling regularly aboard) Rather unfair.
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Julia http://julialang.org/ Btw. almost down-vote for "embarrassingly"
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
Using open data?
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by JohnDoe365 11y ago
What a horrible solution! The power to thermodynamic waste (=heat) ration must be quite horrible)
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Where is the data coming from? API? If not, in what file is it stored on the source code?
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Camlistore https://camlistore.org/community
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
So it looks like a frustrated developer whines about a fast moving target. Sorry about that.
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Still fundamentally wrong. They should ask: "How many rides you wan't to buy" instead of offering an amount to load after which you have to make the math on your own.
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
> Likewise, employer-provided health insurance was a historical accident As an European, a stance like that is near to instant execution.
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Heinz Zemanek, creator of the Mailüfterl, dies aged 94(en.wikipedia.org)
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
What do you mean by that? Sure, the law will hold true, but actually for the good.
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Ok, now I see. But - what is it telling me?
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Simple answer: Growth was primarily for the already rich, leaving those in poverty behind. It's not necessarily that the underprivileged got poorer, it's more that they didn't grow, which results in a virtual gap still wideni
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by JohnDoe365 12y ago
Not using Googles nameservers and DuckDuckGo helps.

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