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by Mahn 11y ago
This is incredibly depressing. Nobody should ever have to die that young. May he rest in peace.
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by Mahn 11y ago
See also: http://www.codersnotes.com/notes/the-man-behind-the-curtain and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9738215
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by Mahn 11y ago
This is the correct answer. You may be able to filter data to some extent in the dashboard using special views, but if you want a 100% guarantee that your data stays reliable, currently your best bet is not to use GA, or at least compleme
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by Mahn 11y ago
There is one case where the benefit would be evident: if the code in question is another Javascript framework.
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by Mahn 11y ago
You could argue it's beneficial to open source and make it public since it would raise awareness and probably get the root problem fixed rather quickly, as opposed to keeping it to yourself.
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by Mahn 11y ago
I would be surprised if they didn't have a positive cash flow by now. It's probably more about growing faster than about having money per se.
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by Mahn 11y ago
For what is worth, I've been a Linode customer for a few years and never really felt their management front-end was in urgent need of an update. It's solid and does the job for us. My only complains to be honest are 1) the lack of
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Object.observe()(html5rocks.com)
2 points by Mahn 11y ago|2 comments
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by Mahn 11y ago
> It's funny to see they're going to release one now that nobody cares about it. But that's because up until now we couldn't care about it anyway if Chrome didn't support it. Sidebars can easily make a comeback
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by Mahn 11y ago
It's usually a knee-jerk reaction to not being able to buy the original. Big and hairy company threats small company that they'll "crush them" if they refuse an acquisition offer, small company actually refuses, big and
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Voat.co: “We have begun discussions with more than one venture capitalist firm”(voat.co)
23 points by Mahn 11y ago|9 comments
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Seven types of ‘near-death’ experiences(bbc.com)
1 points by Mahn 11y ago|0 comments
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by Mahn 11y ago
They certainly seem to have momentum, despite having trouble handling the traffic. It's a pity that as it stands it's still pretty much a copy though, an alternative to reddit doesn't have to be, and probably shouldn't b
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by Mahn 11y ago
I have no inside information on Reddit management, but as an outsider who's watched reddit grow over the years, I get the impression the core problem with Reddit right now is not Ellen Pao per se. Ellen Pao was brought in as a person t
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by Mahn 11y ago
> All this does is show the rest that apparently there are a lot of upset people out there. Which is actually important; if you run the site and your comments have a -2000 karma your users are telling you a very clear message that someth
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by Mahn 11y ago
> Sinks like a tanker when you try to actually use it Can you name some examples of this besides the CPU authentication bug? Honest question, I'm considering adding InfluxDB to our stack so I'm genuinely curious.
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by Mahn 11y ago
InfluxDB can downsample on the fly, to name an example. Functionality like this out of the box can be pretty handy, otherwise you have to build it yourself.
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by Mahn 11y ago
Did you consider a hybrid solution? You could store the most recent data in time series database for visualization purposes and dump the rest into a traditional SQL data store. Other than that, IIRC Grafana had plans for PostgresSQL but it&
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by Mahn 11y ago
Just for the record, InfluxDB 0.9 seems to actually be production ready now. Though it doesn't look there's an easy way to migrate to it yet from 0.8.
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by Mahn 11y ago
The question is whether this deal is about getting out of display advertising for Microsoft, or simply an effort to push Bing in exchange for the less performing advertising units. AOL owns a ton of traffic, technically it's a big win
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by Mahn 11y ago
My point is that there's no information the chart is adding to that.
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by Mahn 11y ago
Honestly, if you had that many paid invoices in the past, and the due invoices were not "contractually" due, there would have been no reason for you to get hostile or demand payments. In my opinion you did fine and it's just
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by Mahn 11y ago
No offense but I'd never sign a personal liability contract if I were contracting somebody even if I had millions sitting in the bank account. In my opinion that's just a silly idea, akin of asking a VC to sign a NDA.
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by Mahn 11y ago
Well that was a bit pointless, the whole chart can be summed up as "No, but you may want to consider making an exception for a relative, a close friend, or a non-profit you support".
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by Mahn 11y ago
Thereby proving that Super Mario World was built off the original Super Mario Bros. Neat.
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by Mahn 11y ago
I would guess the games are disassembled and dissected first in order to identify potential exploit paths/bugs.
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by Mahn 11y ago
Closed source though. The author seems to be distributing only compiled binaries.
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by Mahn 11y ago
I can't say I can relate, I've been using them for two years without an issue.
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by Mahn 11y ago
Isn't that stretching it a bit too much? It's a service that can be replicated for free with the Yahoo! Finance APIs and a couple hours of your time.
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by Mahn 11y ago
Sure, but it's not the same, on one side I'd like to read the core and hack it on my own terms, on the other I'd feel more comfortable writing packages if I could just read the core and see how things work under the hood. I&#

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