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by No1 12y ago
The main tenet of this blog post is that you should argue for your compensation based on the amount of value you add to the company. That's nice in theory, but the techies' dilemma is that it's often difficult or impossible t
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by No1 12y ago
Step 3: Turn ignores UIDH headers originating from non-Verizon IPs and Verizon replaces any user-generated UIDH header. Your solution is not going to fool anyone.
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by No1 12y ago
After a cursory read, I don't buy the guaranteed constant time claim. "If there are so many competing adjacent deletes that you exceed this number of traversals, you just stop on the 10th deleted node and modify it, editing out th
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by No1 12y ago
The sentiment is nice, but the only selection mechanism presented is that "An influx of inexpensive but mediocre programmers is the last thing they'd want; it would destroy them." One only need look at the current H1B situati
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by No1 12y ago
> but if you seek out quality there go convenience These guys deliver good (pastured) eggs to your doorstep: https://www.goodeggs.com/ Free delivery, but only in select markets. > and low prices I totally agree with y
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by No1 12y ago
unregulated prescription drugs You realize if the drug requires a prescription, then it's regulated?
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by No1 12y ago
Well, AWS doesn't charge at all for inbound traffic, so you're looking at even worse than 1000x in one direction.
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by No1 12y ago
Is this "Flexible Data Option" supposed to be a joke? Reduce your data cap 98.3% (300 GB to 5 GB) for a 12.5% ($5) bill reduction, but you forfeit the bill reduction if you go over the cap and pay an additional $1/GB for over
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by No1 12y ago
The reason why cable internet blew past DSL is that cable internet runs over coaxial cable that was designed to be a radio frequency transmission line and is maintained to deliver video signal, whereas DSL runs over ancient copper pairs tha
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by No1 12y ago
>1) The ISPs are willing to interconnect, they just aren't willing to interconnect in an unbalanced fashion without being compensated. Keep in mind the ISPs provide highly asymmetrical connections to their customers, prohibit those
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by No1 12y ago
A well-founded concern. When the CDC inspected luggage scanners in 2003-2004, more than 2% were found in violation of federal radiation standards. http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/yourlife/health/healthcare/go..
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by No1 12y ago
The CEO of a company that promotes hackathons wants to try to convince the world that all forms of recruiting are old-timey except for hackathons. Take it with a grain of salt.
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by No1 12y ago
TI afficionados should check out GraphNCalc83 for iOS. Behaves like a modern calculator should (touch interactive, colorized graphs), no ROM shenanigans necessary, and a very familiar interface. All the TI-83 programs I've thrown at it
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by No1 12y ago
In the past, I've committed the unit test like you, branched, rebased the unit test back to some appropriate point in time, and then run git bisect. This avoids applying/resetting at each step, and allows for some trickiness like
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by No1 12y ago
"Tennis bans courtsiders to protect the sport’s integrity, U.S. Open tournament director David Brewer said." "In 2011, the men’s and women’s tours made a deal to sell their scores through a company called Enetpulse, majority
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by No1 12y ago
It doesn't completely abandon it - the old-fashioned filesystem is kept intact through symlink management.
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by No1 12y ago
More appropriately, Homebrew is very similar to GoboLinux's Rootless project. It's also worth noting GoboLinux predates Homebrew by about 7 years.
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by No1 13y ago
From the article: "at the early stage, these valuations are generated in an almost entirely automated fashion." I'm curious, anyone know what the typical formula is?
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by No1 13y ago
> but I think the way this will be accomplished is in more in a Google-esque fashion where their knowledge engine results are displayed alongside a real search algorithm. http://www.goofram.com/ does exactly that, albeit
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by No1 13y ago
The title is a little misleading; the traffic wasn't directed to the building, but instead to two companies nominally registered there. Sophidea.com looks to be hosted at Hurricane Electric in Fremont, and DIT like it's at PSInet
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by No1 13y ago
The whole post hinges on the statement: "When MongoDB is all you have, it’s a cache with no backing store behind it. It will become inconsistent. Not eventually consistent — just plain, flat-out inconsistent, for all time." OK, he
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by No1 13y ago
Whoever modified the copyright headers then redistributes the files internally to other programmers and systems. You cannot modify a copyright to your liking and redistribute the work.
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by No1 13y ago
The DoE recommends leaving a CFL on if you'll be gone from the room for less than 15 minutes. http://energy.gov/energysaver/articles/when-turn-your-lights
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by No1 13y ago
What I find most intriguing is that the whole banking intern hours thing is that it's not the result of a resource constraint - they have plenty of money and plenty of intern applicants. It's also not about getting particularly di
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by No1 13y ago
NPM's way of managing dependencies still can waste a day or two (or more) of your time. For example, get a C object from B, then pass it into A. Things are even more twisted when you have a half dozen versions of C floating around in y
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by No1 13y ago
> basically you will have to know how to compile from source, know some gcc, etc. If you're happy with the system-wide Python, try apt-get install python-numpy next time.
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by No1 13y ago
> It also does not help that the leading APL implementations cost thousands of dollars to license. I'm wondering what your opinion is of A+ (dialect of APL from Morgan Stanley)? GPLv2 codebase, supposedly is/was used in a comm
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by No1 13y ago
The A+ website is http://www.aplusdev.org/ for those interested.
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by No1 13y ago
Can someone explain the difference between the two programs? I'm thinking AdWorks is some Phorm / NebuAd style of deep packet inspection... or is that the first program? I'm having difficulty finding information on how each p
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by No1 13y ago
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