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6y ago
There's a reason nobody has ever extended him this offer, and I suspect this is it.
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6y ago
That is great. Also helps remind you that for very large numbers, the precision is in the hundreds-of-thousands.
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6y ago
The equation fleshes out the detail that the visualization misses. I do best when I have both.
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6y ago
Well, really the reason for the bias is so that you can get a negative exponent. If E = 10, then the exponent will be 2^-117. You might still need a negative exponent with a positive sign. The offset is used rather than two's complemen
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6y ago
I'd pay $13-15 for the doner in the article for sure. (NYC)
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My Fun Debugging Story
(burakkanber.com)
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A Caution Against Microservices
(burakkanber.com)
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6y ago
You just described two companies that became the ad channels, so they certainly are a bit of an exception. Even Apple, who has the most word-of-mouth viral product line in all history, used advertisements from the beginning.
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6y ago
But why would Google pay YouTube creators out of pocket when the creators are perfectly willing to upload for free, as they have from the beginning?
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7y ago
Not OP, but I also made a party app (unrelated to jitsi). It's barebones, but you can use it free and anonymous at https://zonko.chat
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7y ago
I really love LICEcap, I've been using it for years. It's a simple program that does exactly what it advertises to do, no fluff.
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7y ago
This was fantastic. Played the whole thing. Lots of fun, kudos!
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7y ago
PHI is the same as PII: it can be used to identify a patient. It does not apply here.
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7y ago
There are engineers who have to worry about quantum effects that physicists barely understand. I think, by definition, that's harder than Turing-complete software.
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7y ago
Very cool. I was thinking about this space earlier today. How long does it take for a submission to post to the site? I understand the dashboard is probably an internal tool, but it is quite.... opaque. Also, what does "Domain to Publi
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7y ago
I prefer using mocked data in dev. Smaller dataset, no possibility of PII leaks.
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7y ago
I haven't tried this and don't know if it would work -- but depending on the shape of your data and queries, you might not need certain indices. That is, for some workloads (especially if you're thinking of spot instances), i
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7y ago
He's talking about a specific class of funds that are sold generally to institutions. Think buying funds in "wholesale"; they have low fees, high minimums. Those same funds can be bought "retail" though, with normal
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7y ago
He's talking about the "Admiral" class of funds which have lower fees but higher minimums. (And most are $50k min, not 500k). Most of these funds can be bought at lower minimums too, they just have higher fees.
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7y ago
I had one and then one weekend while we were away it broke, flooding my apartment, causing damage to the lobby below, and eventually getting us kicked out.
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7y ago
Hear hear. I do bullet journaling with a pocket-sized softcover moleskin. The notebook lives in my back pocket and it's definitely way better than any app I've ever used.
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7y ago
Check out Bullet journaling. It's a simple checklist plus one or two other "tick types" that's quite helpful.
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7y ago
TBH I don't think so. Screen is great, but overall tmux is better. Screen is often shipped by default with linux OSes so maybe there's some advantage for airgapped machines, etc.
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7y ago
I'm a tmux man myself, but I'm really glad to see that screen is still being actively maintained.
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7y ago
So far so good, already have enough applicants to fill Batch #1!
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7y ago
I custom built it in node. It's a straightforward forum, except with the private groups feature, some modtools for this specific use-case, saving items, and elasticsearch-powered fulltext. Its best feature is that it doesn't use
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7y ago
Market size isn't a consideration here.. I just like building communities and getting people to help each other. When you're talking about small groups of a dozen people, it doesn't matter so much if there's only 100 or
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7y ago
Just launching. I'm going to fill up the first batch and run just that one for a while. If it's working well I'll start opening up more batches. I'm hoping for the first batch to include 3 people I know personally, plus
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Show HN: CTOnet, a private community for CTOs and engineering leaders
(ctonet.io)
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Sorry, but I don't think that's part of the 12-factor app. The 12-factor guideline is that apps shouldn't be dependent on implicit dependencies (I dunno, like having imagemagic installed on the system), but instead should u
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