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by dgemm 10y ago
I believe that's intentional - they prefer false negatives over false positives.
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by dgemm 10y ago
Well it's definitely in Asia. To me it makes no sense to lump such a huge area together under "asia-pacific" though. Even just Asia would be too big.
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by dgemm 10y ago
Amazon's own criteria are yellow for one AZ down (which this one was), red for multiple AZs down.
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by dgemm 10y ago
I have often thought the same thing - they are essentially reporting on something with a quite low signal to noise ratio, but they don't know what that is . And yet many important decisions are based on the monthly numbers.
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by dgemm 10y ago
Tell that to China. Reflection attacks are still alive and well.
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by dgemm 10y ago
If it happened during peak hours I would expect that, but not in the middle of the night.
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by dgemm 10y ago
Hopefully it will be less plastic and more recyclable.
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by dgemm 10y ago
And Google itself named a language "go".
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by dgemm 10y ago
Yes, "serverless" is a dumb term because we all know there is a server somewhere. ...who cares?
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by dgemm 10y ago
I think someone made that up retroactively.
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by dgemm 10y ago
The DJIA is also share-price weighted. It's an objectively bad index and I find it surprising that it's still widely followed.
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by dgemm 10y ago
How much "computing" do you think the average user does with a PC?
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by dgemm 10y ago
Interest rates have already started going up.
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by dgemm 10y ago
Most markets in Canada are in slow decline, which reflects reality. Then you have the two special markets of Vancouver, which needs no introduction, and Toronto, which fits somewhere between Vancouver and reality. It would be interesting t
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by dgemm 11y ago
The original assumption before Daniels was that the data would follow a normal distribution and so there was an "average" pilot. He showed that was wrong.
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by dgemm 11y ago
It's the content that takes effort to maintain, not the code.
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by dgemm 11y ago
What exactly are you asking here? You seem to already have a solid understanding of what type of attack would generate HTTP 400.
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by dgemm 11y ago
I think that advertising is more likely an effect rather than a cause. The lottery knows their market.
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by dgemm 11y ago
I doubt long term infrastructure investments are affected much by short term currency fluctuations. Quebec has cheap hydro power and a cool climate which are probably more important factors.
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by dgemm 11y ago
If it's anything like the other regions they will be building DCs scattered around the Montreal metro, not necessarily on the island.
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by dgemm 11y ago
Why should anyone care about consistency in how AWS is put together?
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by dgemm 11y ago
Almost like stock price and reputation among tech people are somehow completely unrelated.
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by dgemm 11y ago
Implicit casts are the worst feature of C, and C++ manages to make things even worse with implicit conversions by default. Marvelous. I should create a new subset of C++ and call it C += 0.5.
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by dgemm 11y ago
Because Google is large enough to - Build defenses against DDoS into its networks - Have large enough capacity that such attacks are less effective anyway
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by dgemm 11y ago
I think consumer CPUs don't support it only to maintain market segmentation for server CPUs.
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by dgemm 11y ago
Canada is the 3rd largest producer of aluminum.
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by dgemm 11y ago
I was a summer student at SNO circa 2006 and Art McDonald was always the nicest and most patient person you could imagine. Congratulations to him and the whole team that worked on this for many years.
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by dgemm 11y ago
I'm still using a nexus 4 for this reason, and it's showing it's age. Kind of a letdown the 5X is so large. It is annoying that all phones coming out are trying to outdo each other on the same form factor that's both to
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by dgemm 11y ago
Can you click this link for me? http://a/%%30%30
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by dgemm 11y ago
Energy. Those are all energy intensive ideas.

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