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byefruit
10y ago
https://01.org/intel%C2%AE-storage-acceleration-library-open... has more info
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10y ago
What makes this comparison even more crazy is that those AWS prices don't include any (very expensive) bandwidth or block devices. Also, once you're paying upfront for reserved instances you've lost one of the major advantage
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11y ago
I don't think the intention for Kotlin is to have feature parity with Scala. I feel that part of Scala's problem in every project I've been involved with is that it has too many features which means if you're not incredi
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byefruit
11y ago
Does BigV have a web interface yet? The command line interface and need for my physical key essentially put me off the service. It's also reasonably expensive compared to the alternatives these days.
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byefruit
11y ago
People who do ML for a job? There's plenty of heavy duty machine learning libraries and implementations for big data platforms. Just spark alone has a fairly high quality one: http://spark.apache.org/docs/latest&#x
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byefruit
12y ago
http://paulgraham.com/hundred.html
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12y ago
https://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=NYSE%3AIBM&fstype=ii&ei=A... If $16bn in net revenue is IBM falling, I'd love to see what Cringely defines success as.
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14y ago
Clearly Mozilla matters to Brendan Eich because without it he would struggle to find somewhere to meet his atleast $500k/year[1] pay package? Mozilla's board are accountable only to themselves. It's a personal playground and cash machine fo
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14y ago
Really? I've only ever had positive experiences with the NHS so far. They've saved both my life in an emergency and my father's life too.
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Path Android app spamming new users contacts with text messages
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14y ago
It sounded like a lot but then you do the maths: "To monetize all that information, the website has a subscription model that two million people pay into at $12.95 to $34.95 a month, according to the company." So even at a lower bound that'