Psyonic

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by Psyonic 11y ago
They are. Filters are going away in 2.0. https://www.elastic.co/blog/elasticsearch-2.0.0.beta1-coming...
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by Psyonic 11y ago
Redundancy is not the same as backup. You may not lose files due to machine failure, but a code error, some data scientist deleting the wrong folder, etc, could easily delete the files. Having a backup that isn't automatically tied to
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by Psyonic 11y ago
So this is what people did before Yo...
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by Psyonic 11y ago
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/few?s=t "not many but more than one."
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by Psyonic 11y ago
Congrats! This is awesome. Been waiting for 1.0 to really start digging into Rust. Now's the time :)
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by Psyonic 11y ago
I assume you mean Paul Phillips, the co-founder of typesafe? It's true that he admits scala is too complicated; but it's also true he keeps working in it and himself admits he hasn't found a suitable replacement.
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by Psyonic 11y ago
Are you using source maps? If so, you can actually put breakpoints in your other source and Chrome will still break on it. I've even done this with Scalajs.
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by Psyonic 11y ago
Scala has a Dynamic type that is used occasionally. http://www.scala-lang.org/api/current/scala/Dynamic.html
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by Psyonic 11y ago
Welcome to the "NodeWebkit" world. Where wanting to open a file bigger than 2MB is considered "unreasonable" and an app taking 200MB of RAM to show a few small files is normal.
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by Psyonic 11y ago
When I was there, that's exactly how it worked. Obviously not the case if you were doing OSX or iPhone dev, but otherwise no code on your laptop.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
I may be wrong about this, actually. Guess that goes to show you that precise terminology matters here. This python gist appears to simulate the situation correctly, and shows that it becomes 50/50. https://gist.github.com&#
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by Psyonic 12y ago
"Hence in the Monte Hall Problem, there is no advantage to switching if Monte selects the unchosen door to open at random, and it happens to be a goat. That situation is consistent with the description, but perhaps not the 'feel&#
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by Psyonic 12y ago
It would be a sad world if you needed commercial endorsement to be relevant about anything.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
Ever heard of amazon? Go much over list price and people start buying on amazon while they browse your store. People want to test-drive bikes, and shipping a bike back is a pain. Not really comparable.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
Mistake? or Advertisement? Assuming nothing happens to him, he's just broadcasted what happens to those who come after him.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
Walnut Creek
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by Psyonic 12y ago
I work at Radius ( http://radius.com/ ) and we've hired a few different bootcamp graduates from HackBright and HackReactor that we're very happy with. We've also turned down quite a few in the interview process
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by Psyonic 12y ago
This is really sad. When I was younger, I used to visit slashdot and skip directly to the comments without bothering with the articles. The meta-discussions were generally the most interesting part. Not all sites are youtube.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
It's not prevented. You don't even need to go that far -- there are programs that will get the ogg files directly from Spotify. I'm not going to link to them, but I trust you'll find one with sufficient google-fu.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
Good to see other Utes on here :)
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by Psyonic 12y ago
I assume you were referencing this, but just in case: http://www.scala-lang.org/api/current/index.html#scala.Dynam... Used quite pleasantly by Rapture JSON: http://rapture.io/jsonSupport
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by Psyonic 12y ago
While in theory this is useful, it's one of the least intuitive parts of python for me. I avoid them whenever possible because I feel "else" conveys the intent very poorly. (And I've been writing python for years.)
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by Psyonic 12y ago
If anything, those numbers are low. I don't know a single engineer in SF who makes < 80k, and I know several junior level engineers.
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by Psyonic 12y ago
A good example, clojure logging. https://github.com/clojure/tools.logging They look the same as normal logging function calls, but entirely avoid the issue of "logging guards." I'll point you at a good l
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by Psyonic 13y ago
While you may find it annoying, the upside of this is awareness. More people are aware of gluten intolerance than ever before, and for people with celiac's and serious gluten intolerance, life is now much easier.
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by Psyonic 13y ago
UPDATE: CoinBase eventually concluded that my API key may have been exposed due to a security flaw that they've since patched. They decided to refund me, and my coins have been returned. Thanks CoinBase!
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by Psyonic 13y ago
Sure you can start aarondfcoin: http://www.coingen.io/ .
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by Psyonic 13y ago
Dude, what are you talking about? This is an iPhone (non-jailbroken.) Are you saying the official CoinBase app had a trojan? Or Authy, the most widely used 2FA app? If you're actually curious what I think they should do, we could talk
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by Psyonic 13y ago
Ya that's the biggest issue for me. They have all the evidence. They haven't even given me the IP used to make the transactions.
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by Psyonic 13y ago
I can't speak to their architecture, but the mobile app must be using some kind of API.

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