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by TimMeade 10y ago
Excellent pricing on this. But i just ran my house on it and it was off by 10 houses while proclaiming perfect accuracy. The Google answer was exact. The other party was off by 1 house. Is this because of the underlying data from OSM?
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by TimMeade 10y ago
This cannot be a 'true' zip file. The central directory is at the end of the zip file. It's made up of information that is needed for the decompression. So if you are streaming it, you cannot decompress until the entire
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by TimMeade 10y ago
If I recall correctly and it's been a while: The initial header is x bytes from the beginning of the file, or that you have to search for a known key string PKsomething. Then you have to go back and forth between that and the compres
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Almost every one as far as I know where based on the info-zip code by Mark Adler and Jean-loup Gailly. That was used as the base at the time for zip/unzip in linux, winzip, and gzip ultimately.
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by TimMeade 10y ago
I surprised that so far in the comments, no one has brought up the R word. "Revenue" How much revenue is fb getting for allowing this? Their income has suddenly jumped dramatically in the last few years. 26K Clicks is pretty
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by TimMeade 10y ago
ok that helps. Does this only happen if the account has been 'pre verified' with plaid? or do they still have to do the micro deposits if this is a first time they have used ach?
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Even after reading this I'm still confused on what plaid is bringing to the table. Why not do it all through stripe? If someone has the tech skills to integrate to stripe, it seems a short step to add ACH.
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Ahhh... We'll regardless it's great. I've been using it since almost inception. Many thousands of saved and tagged sites. It's the tags that make it great.
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by TimMeade 10y ago
I use pocket. And HN has a pocket link... It's just awesome. https://getpocket.com
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Thanks for this tip. Rancher looks well worth further investigation.
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Quartz Coin Can Store 360TB of Data for 14B Years(futurism.com)
1 points by TimMeade 10y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft, Facebook team up to construct world’s fastest transatlantic cable(extremetech.com)
2 points by TimMeade 10y ago|0 comments
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by TimMeade 10y ago
But like Allo, they were never hesitant to say that was the reason for having Google voice and making it free. They needed those millions of hours of voice so that they had the broad diverse base of voices and accents to work with. This
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Google voice? How do you think they tuned their voice recognition and their translations? Listening to all those free phone calls.
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by TimMeade 10y ago
I would disagree on that declaring code is not code. If I declare my api uses a GET to /user/:id to get a user, does that interfere with someones copyright that has an api that uses a GET to /user/:id to get a user (eve
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by TimMeade 10y ago
We are seeing about a 10% swing on multiple tests. Close; typical network usage. It would be interesting to run this on Friday night about 8:30PM EST. We normally see a network slowdown then BECAUSE of netflix....
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Funniest thing all week. Point extra here please!
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Wow... This sent a chill up my back. Why? Why? I've tried so hard to forget those days. No seriously. I'm sure there is a need for a cobol bridge, just surprised to see it pop up.
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Insights from Stack Overflow’s 2016 survey of 50,000 developers(medium.freecodecamp.com)
1 points by TimMeade 10y ago|0 comments
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Curious what you mean about Amazon turk to see the site? Hire people to post relevant news?
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Our thoughts were that if it reaches a tip over point of traffic,to eventually include limited ads, or affiliate type links to help monetize. Similar to the way google started.
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Does it make business sense to create a HN type site for a vertical market?
1 points by TimMeade 10y ago|5 comments
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by TimMeade 10y ago
Patenting caller to callee messaging? How is that even possible?
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by TimMeade 10y ago
I like this concept. I would think its all going to be about efficiency of the return power. Not a hydro engineer, but I would think that a turbine is not as efficient as a wheel tied to an electric motor. X Amount of wheel turns to s
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Rich to live on the moon by 2026(thesundaytimes.co.uk)
1 points by TimMeade 11y ago|0 comments
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by TimMeade 11y ago
Now that just looks useful. I can think of several uses. Thanks
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455 exabytes per gram data storage or When can i get for my MBP?(extremetech.com)
1 points by TimMeade 11y ago|0 comments
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by TimMeade 11y ago
Very sad news. Ran a BBS in the early 90's and it was a wonder to move to Zmodem. I still use it every day. lrzsz and built in zmodem in ZOC. Superfast simple file movements. RIP.
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by TimMeade 11y ago
I saw something similar about the apollo capsule where they used seamstresses to actually sew the ram for the computers.
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Restoring RAM: Fixing memory inside a 50-year-old IBM mainframe(extremetech.com)
1 points by TimMeade 11y ago|1 comments

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