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Jemalloc
(github.com)
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I am not trolling. I have been looking around to team up as a co-founder. If interested and there is a match, maybe we can chug along forward.
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I used this and found it a good for intro level: Random Data: Analysis and Measurement Procedures Bendat & Piersol http://as.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470248777...
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Kolmogorov complexity
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Miller-Urey experiment
(en.wikipedia.org)
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gandi.net offers an API to process domain related stuff. It also offers the ability to manage domains as an authorized user while the owner is some other entity.
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Computation Fluid Dynamics, Finite Element Modeling/Analysis, Molecular dynamics, etc.
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/r/shutdown - Startup graveyard
(reddit.com)
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Tosin Abasi
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Not a question of 'if' but 'when'. It will happen at some point though unlikely in say, 1 or 2 years from now.
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Hacker News Kansai Meetup 26 Nov
(hnkansai.doorkeeper.jp)
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> Apache 2.4 with the Event MPM is pretty much equivalent to NGINX in terms of performance and memory footprint. This has piqued my interest enough to look into it. Aside, are you guys hiring remote? ;-)
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The LAMP guide at Linode Library gives a step-by-step procedure: https://library.linode.com/lamp-guides
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My own tool that I built to scratch my own itch. PGXplorer (pgxplorer.com). I threw in features that I couldn't find in PGAdmin3 (grouping, easy filter, windowing, pivoting). I use both these tool in tandem.
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Not OP. I am guessing a service along the lines of StormDB or postgres.heroku.com.
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I wonder how changing the perception actually impacts the body's thermostat. I would gladly sweat and let my body do its thing than have a heatstroke while being tricked into thinking that it is relatively cool outside.
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* Prepare 100 (or whatever) onetime pads using truly random events. * Prepare a metadata sheet indicating the serial number of each of those one time pads. * Hand both over in a face to face meeting (you keep a copy of metadata and one time
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> Google does everything in-house. The company gets Maps and all of its cloud services basically for free. This statement is utterly false. In-house does not mean free.
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For anyone wanting to try out Arch, I cannot recommend enough that you install BusyBox first. A system upgrade with pacman -Syu can break your system in spectacular ways (the recent lib migration issue comes to mind).
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The girl in the window (2008)
(tampabay.com)
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CodeLearn (codelearn.org)
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Wait...are we in "summer" on that time-scale now?!
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Code::Blocks
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Make the Web Faster
(developers.google.com)
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I am not sure if I can pitch for a co-founder but here goes: GitHub for CAD. With 3D printing poised to explode shortly, I am predicting a need for versioning of CAD models (along with FEM analyses). Current solutions (PLM/PDM) are ver
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Ulam Spiral
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Kaprekar_Constant
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If you are particularly fidgety and have trouble concentrating, here is a thought experiment that might help: Sit in a room with minutes to spare and task yourself this: to get to the market and back from your house. Maybe you shop for some
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Thank you. This prompted me to take a look at my codebase. About 20,000 lines of code. I barely knew C++ before I started out. Very excited to note this and a bit more confident now that I am planning on pricing my product.
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I really applaud the companies' commitment to phasing out the plastic beads within a few years time.
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