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Ellsberg Paradox
(en.wikipedia.org)
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diziet
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diziet
8y ago
Is this built on top of your work on yasiv before?
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diziet
8y ago
If this interests you, check out https://www.pathery.com/ , a long standing project where the goal is to use a limited number of blocks to make the longest path possible.
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diziet
8y ago
It's only 460k QPS, with 16k documents everything would be cached really well. Or a single instance of redis can serve that load of reads fairly easily.
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8y ago
I think these sort of queries are solved.. if you know the categories of sites that index information and are able to scroll and process text, images and information quickly. My first query string idea was 'men semifinals Wimbeldon 201
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9y ago
As someone who receives vague security emails from folks who say we have a 'vulnerability' and ask if we have a 'rewards program for bugs' and try to ask 'how much money I will be paid for the bug', Dylan'
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9y ago
The folks that made outdoorgearlab.com have always struck me as being very honest and real with their reviews. I've bought thousands of dollars of outdoor / climbing gear from their recommendations and generally agree with their a
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A step toward building neural laces.
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9y ago
I am cautiously optimistic.
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This is a nice list, though not all of them take into account what specific features will help a company grow / generate revenue / reduce complexity. For example, change management and by-use billing and/or monthly billing do
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9y ago
My 'bb' key double-presses something like 60% of the time.
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Why are bones not made of steel? (2010)
(materialstoday.com)
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I would be very fine paying 3x the rate of Taiwan as the uninsured rate for dentistry. I understand that the cost of labor is different.
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9y ago
When I visited Taiwan, I needed to get some urgent dental care done. I went to a small local clinic, where the dentist spoke good enough english, did great work (including x-rays) and my total uninsured bill was less than my co-pay in the U
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9y ago
In the meantime, Reed Elsevier stock is at an all time high https://www.nyse.com/quote/XXXX:RELX
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9y ago
To address that issue, a better calculation might be to compute possible wait times based on distribution of likely arrival times at the station and return some weighted average.
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9y ago
The charge (amongst others) that caused her to serve time in jail was 18 U.S.C. § 1001 (making false statements to federal investigators). The why was most likely insider trading allegations.
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9y ago
Gott's at the Ferry Building has it so I'd gone once to try it. It was pretty good, and not well done. I'm only an occasional beef eater (a few times per year), so I don't have a super sensitive palette to compare to.
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9y ago
Any criticism of MongoDB that does not acknowledge WiredTiger and the plethora of positive changes that made MongoDB much, much better in the 3.0, 3.2 and 3.4 releases is criticism that is not fully thought out. It's like complaining g
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9y ago
Blizzard e-sport events were already streamed primarily on Twitch.
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9y ago
Unlike email accounts (firstname.lastname@company.com) or accounts at various services and vendors tied to those emails (such as Photoshop, Jira, etc), many, if not most Linkedin accounts stay with people across jobs. In case of Sales Teams
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9y ago
MongoDB does not support LSM on any of the production releases of WiredTiger yet (or MMAPv1, to my best knowledge. There is support via MongoRocks (which uses RocksDB via Mongo's swappable engines), but that is Facebook's version
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9y ago
The app has had about 200k all time downloads~
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9y ago
Yes, as a benchmark an 80kg male rider that's an athlete but not a pro (say cat1 or cat2) can produce maybe 1200-1300 watts for 10 seconds, and maybe 400 watts or so for 5 minutes.
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9y ago
Ah, sorry if it wasn't clear. By storing an expiring list post IDs in the close cache for loading the user metadata, you could filter out the posts that were already visited by that user.
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Yes, that was my idea as well. They must have some sort of cache system for serving basic user meta-data at scale when a page is loaded, and they could add a time-expiring list post ids of the posts viewed by a user to do detection on a per
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That was actually really painful to read :) Transliterated and translated for non-russian speakers: "My veselo pechataem yzhacy, Vot takaya erunda, i t.p. (hotya vrode by i pohyatno lydi zhaluiutsya)" "Мы весело печатаем ужас
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9y ago
Interestingly, Google Translate transliterates `Техника` as `Tekhnika`, while you suggest `Technika`. I would write `tehnika`.
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9y ago
It's unfortunate that the ublock.org website links to the unmaintained uBlock. uBlock Origin by gorhill has active commits: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/commits/master uBlock by chrisaljoudi seems t
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9y ago
It looks great -- however, how safe is a model made in '79 compared to a modern model?
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