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I still remember interbase, now called firebird. Of course, sqlite is much more prominent today for an embeded database, but for the times without sqlite...
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7y ago
no answer in the article. because this is the maximized value for items bought * avg paid? also, popcorn COGS is nowhere near $0.90, if we are talking about goods only and packaging(as in COGS), its less than 10 cents, throwing markups numb
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7y ago
rails and activeadmin. define models, include a gem and you got basic crud admin interface.
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7y ago
From what I've heard from the previous reporting, they were tracking the performance by the sales revenue by employee. The sales numbers for MSFT are mostly recurring revenue, and the +40% productivity jump may be a result of seasons i
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7y ago
Rarely mentioned, but Russia also tested the security of their (mobile signal networks) SS7 and Diameter systems Dec 16-17. It never fails to amaze me how little attention is paid to these systems that can track, intercept and hijack the co
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7y ago
Its 2019 and protobuf js compiler still only support commonjs modules and google-developed closure imports. No AMD/UMD and no ES6 modules. How are we supposed to use it in a browser environment if we are not using browserify or webpack
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7y ago
Well, now we in a need for experts who fix AWS billing for a living.
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7y ago
Of course SMT makes sense. Why would it not be? Article says that thats because ppl only count the threads in their "cpuinfo" output and get the wrong impression? Intel vulnerabilities are not SMT vulnerabilities per-se, they are
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7y ago
For a large-storage, network-heavy content, optimizing the storage and network delivery costs. Colocation for cheaper storage, peering and direct ISP contracts for the network.
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7y ago
According to this presentation, xbox 360 is the closest to be unassailable. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7VwtOrwceo
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7y ago
>> We moved the platform and every photo to Amazon Web Services (AWS) This is not a way to go for a financially troubled company.
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7y ago
Preloads list is an absolute kludge that does not and will never scale and creates a huge deal of problems and works only for specific browsers. The task is not as simple as using DNS to store strict https flags(as DNS can be manipulated by
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7y ago
Which still leaves a window for JWT to be re-played. If you store something valuable, like # of credits left on a users account, the user can spend some, and then re-use an old jwt to spend again.
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7y ago
From what I've heard, this industry works reliably in Eastern Europe and Asia. Uber, or any company of this sort is not magical lifestyle company, its merely an app for a driver and a rider. This is easily replicated. Uber became a pos
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7y ago
JWT were aiming to be stateless, yet they cannot be stateless if you need them to be revocable. If you keep using plain sessions you got a SPOF, but you are immune, for a whole lot of consistency and cred management problems. http:/&#
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7y ago
you can configure the network in the guests in cloud-init tab.
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7y ago
Maybe you are having a hiring problem? Have you tried testing your candidate funnel?
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7y ago
There is no IT talent shortage. IT companies circulate this myth to get access to work visas and broaden the workforce market, optimizing the salary budget. The universities reaffirm that to get more applicants.
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7y ago
Palo alto is highly regarded among the firewalls.
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It feels like ubnt tries to capture the audience of what airport extreme used to be - mesh networks, self-contained device, minimal config, telemetry and services lock-in. The same for unifi dream machine pro. They are almost explicit that
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7y ago
By the way, USPS got a separate rate for books https://faq.usps.com/s/article/What-is-Media-Mail-Book-Rate
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7y ago
There's a great video highlighting irregularities in AlphaStar MMR calculations and Blizzard matchmaking, notably, Alphastar, playing protoss, on average played with people 700 MMR below and victories for much weaker enemies gave unexp
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7y ago
I stopped believing in TPS when I saw how companies did terrible things with workspace/office organization and supply management under 5S methodology. Basically, workers got uncomfortable, de-personalized workspace; no spare parts and
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7y ago
Hard to understand what each of this items mean since there is no tracking issue# mentioned. Some of items cannot even be googled, what's "Turbo DFG"?
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Here I saw some mentions that it may be related to recent google cloud problems https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21418979
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You can't see or remove non-amazon devices from your Amazon account
(reddit.com)
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Can I have my gripe with apple plists? <key>CFBundleDisplayName</key> <string>TextEdit</string> <key>NSHumanReadableCopyright</key> <string>Copyright 2019</string> This may
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I highly recommend reading Venture Deals by Brad Feld - this book alone lays out perfectly how minuscule are your chances of getting rich, working for a startup. The areas to lose money are: liquidation preferences, insuficient voting right
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>> Each day, during peak charge, our Elasticsearch cluster writes more than 200 000 documents per second What is this 50M in the title?
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amazon still charges for traffic through direct connect(50%), dont they?
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