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azylman
11y ago
Comparing to Facebook seems like comparing apples to oranges. The article is about selling physical goods and services for less than it costs to produce them, which is different than allowing people to access a service that you don't y
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azylman
11y ago
> Is that $180 figure correct? CalTrain charges my route $2,148 annually for a pass, and I'm not even going the full SF to SJ distance. (Granted, that's the low figure, so you need the ridership to get it… but still! It's
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Go 1.5.1
(golang.org)
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azylman
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UberEATS
(ubereats.com)
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azylman
11y ago
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Show HN: Docker-reload, rebuild and restart docker container on changed files
(github.com)
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azylman
11y ago
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azylman
11y ago
under sounds like with in Python, e.g. with open('workfile', 'r') as f: read(f)
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KubeCon
(kubecon.io)
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azylman
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azylman
11y ago
We're pretty excited for the compiler and runtime being in Go, because we publish binaries for many different operating systems. Previously this required installing a separate cross-compilation toolchain, but will not any longer.
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azylman
11y ago
Performance is supposed to be much improved: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1At2Ls5_fhJQ59kDK2DFVhFu3...
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Go 1.5 Beta
(golang.org)
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azylman
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Chronograf: A new data visualization tool for InfluxDB
(influxdb.com)
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azylman
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Gopherfest 2015
(hakkapools.co)
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azylman
11y ago
What is the 'gold-standard' host?
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New Relic's Support for Docker
(blog.newrelic.com)
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11y ago
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azylman
12y ago
A Hash's Write method can't return an errors. Writing and Reading to a pipe only errors if the pipe has been closed. We return an io.Reader, instead of an io.ReadCloser, so consumers can't close the Read side. Internally, the
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azylman
12y ago
This can be done very easily using an unbounded io.Reader instead of channels or iterators. Here's a slightly modified version of bluefox's code where the prf function returns an unbounded io.Reader: https://play.golang
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azylman
12y ago
What toolset are you using that you can run both locally and on a Hadoop cluster?
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azylman
12y ago
I haven't done any performance testing on large data sets yet, but in general I've been super happy with the Go's CSV library, both in terms of performance and ease-of-use. If the speed ends up being a problem, it should be p
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Show HN: Csvlint.go, command line tool for validating CSV files against RFC 4180
(github.com)
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azylman
12y ago
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azylman
12y ago
From the article: 'The Department of Justice announced...that Cohen had presided over insider trading "on a scale without known precedent in the hedge-fund industry."'
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azylman
12y ago
I used to play a different Wheel of Time based MUD (WoTMUD), that apparently is still at least partially active: https://twitter.com/WoTMUD and https://www.facebook.com/groups/657945314285131/ (I
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Iterators in Go
(ewencp.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
> > What makes the Macbook Pros exclusively fast at building Firefox? > I think the Retina MBPs are the only laptops so far that use PCIe SSDs, so they're not limited by SATA's 6Gbps. If the bottleneck in your build pro
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azylman
13y ago
No, it's Apples to Apples except fun.
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Lightbank Invests In Walk.by to Connect Local Merchants To Online Shoppers
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
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CoffeeScript 1.6.0 released with support for source maps
(coffeescript.org)
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Microsoft foresees chaos if Google v. Oracle result stands
(arstechnica.com)
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azylman
14y ago
Daily deals like Groupon are fundamentally flawed in certain markets. The problem is that it rarely generates repeat customers and/or customer loyalty - they tend to generate customers that come once, when they have a coupon, and never come
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azylman
14y ago
I think they mean that, out of their first 500,000 members, you were one of the first to register in Iceland. As in, you were one of the first people in Iceland to sign up for LinkedIn, and you did it very early.
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azylman
14y ago
That would be true, if it was attributed. But it's not. The only thing people will be downloading from this will be the Glee cover.
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