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by diziet 11y ago
Except for the tremendous forces racing bicycles exerts on the tubes and welds of carbon fiber / steel, that could cause catastrophic failure in the most unexpected moment.
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by diziet 11y ago
I especially like how Tinfoil Security quickly makes vulnerability checkers etc. available: https://www.tinfoilsecurity.com/poodle
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by diziet 11y ago
They are paying 49 dollars per square foot/year for a fairly cheap (as far as market rates go) 11k sqft office at 564 Pacific. Rent to Revenue ratios make little sense for growing startups. It will change.
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by diziet 11y ago
What is the source of the data set? Are you buying data from credit card/ bank companies?
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by diziet 11y ago
Fill in your address. If you reside in a PObox or appartment, fill in the appartment box.
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Fast inverse square root(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by diziet 11y ago|0 comments
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by diziet 11y ago
> angels get equity (series "pre-A"). Set a price. Now the next round values the company at 30M pre -- they get a small chunk of a company worth a lot, and that has a good chance of being worth a lot more in future. And now ang
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by diziet 11y ago
Because it 'protects' against a company raising say 1m on notes, and growing to a 30m valuation series A. You also get the debt preference in case of acquihires and early exits. For institutional investors, all they now only make
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Vampires: Biology and Evolution(rifters.com)
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by diziet 11y ago
Looking forward seeing the app climb -- I wonder how high this will climb on category ranks? Right now it looks like you've gotten a couple of thousand of downloads on iOS (spike in russia), a couple of hundred on Android. It will be e
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by diziet 11y ago
This person's purpose is to store the patient/client's brain in cold storage in the hope that future technology will allow the personality to be recovered. Their job starts after people are clinically dead. Struggling throu
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by diziet 12y ago
FYI, this is from 2013: http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/17/rip-sonar/
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by diziet 12y ago
WT has been pretty decent for us (only TB level amount of data, so probably not as much as you folks are dealing with). The thing it has issues with is occasionally using the wrong indexes and caching them, and even putting hints in does
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by diziet 12y ago
Since you folks serve real users in the real world (as opposed to being a much higher QPS product like a consumer oriented game or analytics or data service), I can't imagine your needs are extremely high in terms of QPS. Why not optim
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by diziet 12y ago
I would imagine they ran the A/B tests on 99th percentile metrics and also on consumer behavior and decided that having the HTTPS enabled by default would result in less revenue/growth/etc I'd imagine with the number of
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by diziet 12y ago
It's great that there are companies targeting these specific geographies -- however, if the market is large enough and worth going into, wouldn't Stripe itself want to solve these issues? Of course, having senior leadership /
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by diziet 12y ago
Certainly not in 100% of the cases. You might have just gotten over an edge, it might be an easy move where even a hold breaking can result in a recovery, or you might fall 30 feet and still be alive. As an analogy try taking an indoor V1 a
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by diziet 12y ago
I will get excited once it can solve Bongard puzzles: http://www.foundalis.com/res/diss_research.html
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by diziet 12y ago
That's great -- however, for how many companies does a 100k dilution on video is the right investment?
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Don't Fear the Filter(slatestarcodex.com)
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Megafauna(en.wikipedia.org)
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by diziet 12y ago
I wonder what the backwards compatibility to existing grafana and graphite implementations will be.
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by diziet 12y ago
.doc files also allow one to make edits and make comments and email back and forth between lawyers & stake holders during the negotiation phase.
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The Fermi Paradox(waitbutwhy.com)
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by diziet 12y ago
I am not sure if the author visited any of the offices in question, but they do have plenty of rooms/floors/isolated areas where people do work.
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by diziet 12y ago
I stumbled upon Ted Chiang's stories completely randomly about 10 years ago -- perhaps it was a periodical like Asimov's or perhaps someone linked a story to me online in an IRC chat. I read 'Understand' and instantly fe
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by diziet 12y ago
In e-sports land, KeSPA owned Team 8 (now Jin Air Green Wings) for a year or so until they found a sponsor. MBCGame owned MBCGame HERO for a while.
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by diziet 12y ago
If you are interested in pathfinding and these kind of problems, I suggest to check out http://www.pathery.com/ - NP complete K-Most-Vital-Node problem.
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Deep Visual-Semantic Alignments for Generating Image Descriptions(cs.stanford.edu)
1 points by diziet 12y ago|0 comments
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by diziet 12y ago
What happens if it gets dirty / rained on?

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