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7y ago
Century Link expanded its fiber network in Seattle when it seemed likely Google Fiber would come, but in the last 4 years while it has been clear it wouldn't, it seems like CenturyLink has stopped expanding their network.
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8y ago
Is the source code available for this 2.0 preview? I'd like to look at whatever changes there are in the C++ API.
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11y ago
C++ is getting compile time checks for type, bounds, and lifetime safety, which steals nearly all of Rust's safety thunder. See Herb Sutter's talk at CppCon: http://herbsutter.com/2015/09/27/my-tal
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Newsfeeds: The Many Unavoidable Dilemmas
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11y ago
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11y ago
I've used this for years. It takes a bit of work to get it working well on a codebase, but I find it worthwhile. Refactoring often involves moving functionality between header files, which can mean fixing up the includes in a large num
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11y ago
Your feedback makes a lot of sense. Much of it we'll be turning fairly directly into work items - so thank you for the guidance. The two items you call out as possible bugs are, embarrassingly enough, working as intended although I can
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11y ago
You should be able to build that topic on idina. If you start with a search for "clinton sanders economy," then communicate the "clinton good, sanders bad" by rating examples of that high, and everything else low. It is
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11y ago
Thanks! What do you want regarding font? I'll make it happen for you. Would you like an option to set the font-size for when you are logged in? Or is there someway we could be doing our CSS differently so that zooming-in on our site me
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11y ago
For customized categories, the machine learning is optimizing for ordering the articles as closely as possible to how the user rated them. There are other options, like optimizing to clicks, but that can end up with more tabloidy articles t
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11y ago
Agreed, moving towards collaborative filtering is a good idea. We have only a few users right now, so customized categories is mostly content based filtering and figuring out how to recombine the ranking signals for them. That often work fa
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11y ago
The offer isn't generous but it is reasonable. Sam Altman estimated that employees 10 through 30 combined should get at least 5% of the equity, That implies an average of 0.25%, which is fairly close to 0.2%. http://blog.sam
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12y ago
Here is a bug report discussing why they don't work together: https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe/issues/812
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12y ago
Right now, using vim is better than using this new editor (vis), although vis is close to being substantially better than vim. I use the suckless window manager (dwm) and terminal (st), so gave vis a try for a couple days. Three vim plugins
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13y ago
YCM developer - thank you. I spent about 45 hours a week actively coding C++ using YCM. It is wonderful. Your work is appreciated.
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13y ago
I would like to see a benchmark showing if HyperLevelDB's changes made compaction slower or faster. (This is important because LevelDB's bottleneck is commonly compaction.) Under the compaction section, a chart does show a dramat