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by cagenut 10y ago
right but "educate people and then they will use their will power" never even remotely works. imho the next step is to learn how to measure in much greater detail (and on a personal level) where thresholds for immune, organ, hormo
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by cagenut 10y ago
If you like the shooting in AS, join us in Rec Room playing paintball. Its simple enough mechanics and free so it has the largest community with people always playing.
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by cagenut 10y ago
You are correct that zoomed all the way into single packet RTT you could split the difference with servers in texas. And if your shopping cart experience was somehow single http request-response steps with everything else async/lazy-l
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by cagenut 10y ago
This is really good. Having worked at news sites and for a CDN its kindof fascinating how most web developers understanding of http basically ends at "GET or POST". IMHO this stuff is increasingly becoming table-stakes for a succe
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by cagenut 10y ago
would greatly appreciate as much detail as you're willing to type about how you're hosting and deploying your elixir/phoenix codebase
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by cagenut 10y ago
Its a really fascinating problem and if I ever won the powerball I'd take a crack at it. It touches everything , from the fundamental differences between capitalism and communism to the raw math of just how much steel and concrete (o
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by cagenut 10y ago
This post and half the comments are killing me on conflating "third party javascript" with "CDN".
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by cagenut 10y ago
that's a killer IP list to license out
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by cagenut 10y ago
is there such a thing as multi-unit 'tiny houses'?
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by cagenut 10y ago
Bureaucratic process-driven de-skilling probably made sense when you were GE and had six-figure worth of boomers to coordinate physical goods manufacturing. But today, for a company with 1 to even 4 figures worth of people paid to think an
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by cagenut 10y ago
Reminder for the 1000th time: this verdict was the product of venue shopping until they landed in front of an insane judge and a half dozen floridians. Earlier courts ruled in Gawkers favor and the eventual appeal will rule in Gawkers fav
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by cagenut 10y ago
Did I read this right that http1 was with cdn A (unnamed?) and http2 was with cdn B (cloudflare)? If so, you really can't draw any conclusions about the protocol difference when the pop locations, network designs, hardware and software
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by cagenut 10y ago
I respect it, but they lost me as a potential buyer when they added a transmission. To me the whole appeal was the de-coupling of the ICE to be just a generator. That would have unlocked so many interesting development and customization d
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by cagenut 10y ago
Yea the world is still run by pre-internet people and institutions. The first generation to 'grow up' with the internet in first-world countries is still largely waiting to take over. Farther down the tail, it'll be anoth
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by cagenut 11y ago
I just spent a half hour looking through your sites and vidoes... absolutely amazing. Can you tell us more about how the networking works? Whats the lowest viable bitrate you can remotely operate something like this at? Not like a work-si
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by cagenut 11y ago
Its not immediately obvious clicking around, who's the CA?
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by cagenut 11y ago
This is really old fuzzy memory, but at one point there was some kind of administrative or staff plugin for AOL that would let you put in a sub-site-ID and jump straight to some of these things. A bunch of people started using a several-ye
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by cagenut 11y ago
Not to rag on the offering, but the headline is just not right. This is a CloudFront competitor not an Akamai competitor. Its a very rigid barebones product at a low margin via self-serv tooling.
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by cagenut 11y ago
This isn't really an immigration question so much as an avoiding-having-to-immigrate question: What are the challenges in having co-founders in other countries and being able to grant them meaningful chunks of equity. Say example som
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by cagenut 11y ago
being held responsible (on-call) for how it works in production
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by cagenut 11y ago
if you like this stuff you'll probably love this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfO_6bKsy_g
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by cagenut 11y ago
There’s tons published every day. From nonprofits, to brands, lots of big brands, small brands, individuals obviously. Whenever I see media execs talking about 'brands' I like to s/brands/companies/
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by cagenut 11y ago
“The world is looking for their Android,” Prince says. “We’re the Android of cloud services.” I can't tell if this is inane exec-speak or if this means they really intend to branch out into stuff like a dropbox/gdrive st
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by cagenut 11y ago
I just watched one of your youtube/talks, and you address the rural-vs-cities issue by saying half of everyone lives rural and its much harder to solve cities so its a place to start. But as the suburbs have taught us, sprawl is incred
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by cagenut 11y ago
Even if this were true, the electric grid has hope: solar, wind & nuke can grow while coal & even someday gas fade. Gasoline has no hope.
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by cagenut 11y ago
fastly is vi, cloudflare is emacs
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by cagenut 11y ago
we came very close to resorting to a jerry-rigged version of this using loadbalancer healthchecks that probed jmx for oldgen size.
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by cagenut 12y ago
The details are up on the site: http://www.teslamotors.com/presskit/teslaenergy The Powerwall is available in 10kWh, optimized for backup applications or 7kWh optimized for daily use applications. Both can be
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by cagenut 12y ago
thanks for the response I've noticed a weird trend where amazon created various slices of instance types a long time ago, and people have mentally gotten used to using larger ones far slower than moores law adds cores. So people will
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by cagenut 12y ago
Since the "peak" hardware is a dual E5-2660v2 thats 32 threads, so a c3.8xlarge would be a much more comparable instance.

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