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by chisleu 11y ago
Incoming, "this isn't reddit" trolling. :) I recently got to see this in the theater with my 6 year old. We have watched it at home dozens of times and he knows most of the big one liners. It was excellent. I love that the te
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by chisleu 11y ago
There are websites that let you put in your macros and your calories, and the type of diet you want to eat, and they design a diet for you automatically.
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by chisleu 11y ago
Yup, I was looking at an open source recommendation engine and went to read their wiki when I discovered it was all hosted on sourceforge. Nope. I'll write my own, thank you very much!
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by chisleu 11y ago
Yep. I would post from time to time to point out incorrect "facts" they posted. It doesn't matter how well researched and reasoned your argument is. If you aren't towing the line, you are moderated and banned. They auto
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by chisleu 11y ago
Please explain that for me, because resistance is the thing that burns the kinetic energy off to other forms (such as heat). If you remove resistance, what is the problem?
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by chisleu 11y ago
I agree with some frustration, but getting upset that apples aren't oranges isn't valid. Someone would need to write the driver for this functionality. I expect Intel is happy letting apple do the work, but so long as that is the
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by chisleu 11y ago
The thunderbolt monitor isn't 5 times more expensive, it is 3 times more expensive. It also has many features your displayport monitor does not have. It has a thunderbolt hub w/ a thunderbolt port. Apple is daisy chaining their di
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by chisleu 11y ago
-3 every time I post in this thread. I guess I'll keep posting.
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by chisleu 11y ago
The article is full of nonsense and the OP is here so criticism is being downvoted.
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by chisleu 11y ago
> We've moved most of our data to redis Redis is neet if your information fits in RAM, but that's not what Cassandra is for.
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by chisleu 11y ago
Yeah we don't have that problem with MariaDB at all (joking.) Bad users (read: developers) can break things. If you are worried about bad users, then put an api between users and the datastore to keep them from breaking things.
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by chisleu 11y ago
"We were actually hoping that Cassandra could store things more compactly than our raw data" Why in hell would you think that? CQL is not SQL? No shit. Actually, the docs pretty clearly spell that out. Anyone with even a cursory k
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by chisleu 11y ago
I guess I just see it as too easy to solve w/o adding custom complexity to ØMQ.
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by chisleu 11y ago
Nope, but I like my idea so much that I'm going to keep it to myself. :)
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Battery makers hate him! See what THEY don't want you to know!
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by chisleu 11y ago
Yup. Also, isn't there a problem with batteries leaking nasty acid when they are fully discharged?
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by chisleu 11y ago
No, it proved that you can't have poorly-run drug stores. The exit scams are because demand is greater than supply. The centralization is what makes them possible. The same thing would be possible if every coke dealer did the same thin
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by chisleu 11y ago
Thunderbolt isn't an Apple interface, it is an Intel interface. They were the first to use it, because they picked the best and fastest interface to combine video with network, USB, firewire, etc into one cable. However, several other
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by chisleu 11y ago
ZeroMQ merely solves exposure of sockets as queues. In all distributed systems, there must be a set of known hosts, or discovery becomes tedious. DNS is an easy way to solve this.
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by chisleu 11y ago
Yes, you always compare over last year. Q4 is always high compared to Q1 as people in Q1 are paying for the things they bought in Q4 for the holidays.
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by chisleu 11y ago
A default experience? I don't use any laptop without reinstalling the OS from known good media. I work on security code for a financial site. I've also been running Linux since the 90's. I've got a pretty good idea on ho
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by chisleu 11y ago
I'm actually talking about an Apple Thunderbolt Display. I returned the laptop because it was unusable.
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by chisleu 11y ago
Burnout is going to happen unless you are in an awesome job that you will never leave. I think most people hope to change jobs every 2-3 years anyway.
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by chisleu 11y ago
No, there totally isn't. I'm returning an Ubuntu certified Dell m3800. The hardware specs on the thing are amazing, but Ubuntu has no centralized method of controlling the UI, much like in Windows, it's up to the developer.
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by chisleu 11y ago
95% of the BTC aren't online, by their admission, which means 95% of the BTC might not even bet there. They could be using a 5% fractional reserve banking method and we wouldn't know unless everyone withdraws for a few days or so.
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by chisleu 11y ago
Learning NIOS ASM was great for learning how to code functional languages too. When you see how much overhead is involved in languages like C for recursive functions that have a simple algorithm, then you start to appreciate the power of fu
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by chisleu 11y ago
I think it is 100 concurrent requests per account. That is pretty low IMO. I think it was intended for things that are CPU intensive and short-lived. If it needs to pull from a data store and process, it likely isn't a good idea for la
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by chisleu 11y ago
"These horseless carriages are going to ruin the horse carriage economy!" "These Semis are going to ruin the train economy!" Eventually, there will be no need of humans to work at all for the basics of life. Oh what a te
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by chisleu 11y ago
They have not. Acceptance rates are increases. The school makes more money by having more students.
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by chisleu 11y ago
I tried the everyman sleep schedule and made my first B+, ruining my 3 year run of straight As as a result of a sleep-deprived test. I was 3 weeks in and still having trouble waking, and feeling groggy most of the time. I might try it again

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