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With DO, these days, they don't run me out of bandwidth, but my instance falls over (depending on what I am doing - which ain't much), but with AWS, they auto-scale and I get a $5000 bill at the end of the month. I prefer the form
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I don't remember PoF being famous for that, but they got a lot of bang for the buck on their serving costs. What I do remember, is that it was a social data collection experiment for a couple of social scientists, that never original
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Unlike Reddit, logged in and logged out users largely see the same thing. I wouldn't imagine there is much logic involved in serving personalized pages, when they don't care who you are.
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Well, for one, TPS is attempting to optimize the manufacturing of a fixed design. With software the design-made-code, where software is what in automotive would be considered the design process is 100% of the cost, the shipping of bits is
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6y ago
If you aren't a software products or services company (engine of revenue), won't IT always be a cost center? If you are in IT at a bank, in retail, logistics, telecom, O&G, even trading, if what you produce isn't what you
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"Pink" also brought us Dylan, Kaleida and Taligent. The old Mac team was pretty core to General Magic w/ IBM, Motorola and AT&T as partners. A lot of it was pretty good! But it suffered from a top-down "from on high&
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Where is it up to the same density. It isn't here (Austin, TX)
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6y ago
I tend to read back a little further than that, and I will not deny that they are aggressive in your time-frame or mine.
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If you say so.
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I lived in Japan for about 10 years, and have subsequently made a lot of Chinese, HK, TW and SG friends (partly because of the businesses I have been in), and except for the TW and SG folks whose opinions seemed to be mixed by generation, t
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The short version: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh5LY4Mz15o
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You are right. I tend to not like to lose lives on American soil or American lives overseas, but the cost of "Big Brother" while unquantifiable can be guestimated by the abuses of the CI and Federal LEO communities to date (which
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Oh. Yeah - that makes sense.
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You mean centralized authorities on both sides? If so, that's probably true. Anybody who wants to be in charge has a baby totalitarian in their chest wanting to get out... If not - can you clarify?
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How so? We all hate to be secure in our persons? Or are you looking at other clauses of that very brief paragraph?
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I'm moving into your territory, I think. I find that I absolutely love the smell and flavor, but the caffeine is starting to be an irritant as I age. I don't (and never have) like sugary soda drinks, and water is "OK", b
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I don't know. Just about a pound/day ground, I guess?
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Ummm. Pretty close. 3 pots of coffee - poured over ice - from about 4am ~ 10pm or so? I tend to pretty obsessively sip during coding sessions. Although as I have aged, I have noticed that it might be disrupting my aging sleep patterns, so I
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I moved into a "new" apartment just over two years ago, and ordered TP on Amazon. 24 or 36 rolls or something. I fat-fingered the "Add to Cart" volume button, and got like 4x36 rolls. I'm a single guy - so I acciden
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I drink about 36-cups/day, so this sounds as if I would be really irate if I had that little...
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6y ago
Flutter?
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Except me, and everyone one else is a jerk. Including you.
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Idk. I've slung about 2M lines of C over the years, and it doesn't take much time to get back into it...
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Yeah - It's actually pretty neat because it headlines the stories that people (blogs) are talking about. There used to be a browser plug-in (Memeorandum Colors) that did an SVD breakdown of the top 1500-or-so commenting sites and came
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It's a bit tighter than Memeorandum. That's kind of cool...
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Ha! That's probably the problem - I don't know what I am doing. Why oh why did I ever leave silicone...
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That's great to know. Thank you. The stuff in your 3rd paragraph is something I have always tried to do, but it largely depended on the largely reliable single node instances. I tend to (currently) handle single disk failures with mast
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My biases are probably 5+ years old, but it used to be that running PostGres on anything other than bare metal (for example, running it in Docker) was fraught with all sorts of data/file/io sync issues that you might not be able t
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I've always been baffled by this. Especially in pop-up dialog boxes, you can have drop-down arrows hiding the ugly bits (but that said, a core dump is usually not that useful). I always thought: "Something Happened" might b
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Ha! We don't know! It's new! Give us 5~20 years, and I'll get back to you.
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