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by doh 10y ago
Very interesting. I did some testing a while ago and didn't see much gain past 30 on 4 SSD disks. Should do another round of testing. Thank you for sharing.
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by doh 10y ago
Using gunicorn (even with Nginx).
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by doh 10y ago
My understanding is that the effective_io_concurrency represents the number of data drives that partcipate in the i/o system excluding the parity drives. From my experience, for each SSD drive you can set it between 5-8 (if there are i
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by doh 10y ago
> The only way to determine whether a video falls under fair use conclusively is to conduct a Federal trial and a series of appeals. There are precedents that can be use to determine fair use. Not everything fals in those categories but
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by doh 10y ago
I understand your pain, but I do believe this can be still solved with a technology, they just have to care. For instance fair use is very hard to identify accurately but it's not impossible. There is less than 0.01% cases when it can&
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by doh 10y ago
I ran a small site that was written in Flask and received couple of millions requests a day without any problems. I used Nginx as a HTTP proxy and gunicorn for WSGI. It worked decently well, although it was pretty resources intensive (CPU,
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by doh 10y ago
Separate (going through the master).
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by doh 10y ago
We[0] just recently moved from Hbase to Postgres w/ Citus. Still not fully settled in, but got incredible support from the Citus team (seriously amazing guys) and things are looking much brighter than before. On a 8 worker nodes (16 co
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by doh 10y ago
Unfortunately, nothing much changed since the blog post and I don't believe that it's going to. They are not willing to invest anything into a solution and rather will take a little bit of negative publicity every once a while. At
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Google cloud engine is down(status.cloud.google.com)
70 points by doh 10y ago|8 comments
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by doh 10y ago
Charles is nice, but I go with Burp [1]. It requires more work, but the extra goodies are worth it. [1] - https://portswigger.net
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by doh 10y ago
In my experience all their tools have a pretty high barrier of entry as they require to learn in most cased a new language or at least alter your thinking. But once you master it, most of them are kicking ass. For example we use Packer dail
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by doh 10y ago
Gmail's anti-spam filters have the opposite problem, putting a ton of legit emails into the spam folder. The other day I had to sign a NDA from Google and it ended up in the spam folder. We were on the phone for over 20 minutes just wa
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by doh 10y ago
Pretty simple. # you don't need to state the list in here variable "test" { type = "list" default = ["test1", "test2"] } module "test_module" { test = "${var.test}" } # in mod
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Wal-Mart in Talks to Buy Web Retailer Jet.com for $3B(wsj.com)
159 points by doh 10y ago|186 comments
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by doh 10y ago
I'm the most excited about the _List and Map Types_. It was a huge pain to concatenate strings in arrays to move them and then parse them again.
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by doh 10y ago
Don't do it. I had to revert back as it rendered the phone useless. It has so many bugs, that even simple things were not working properly (for instance if you have a group of applications and you want to open one, the first action tha
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by doh 10y ago
The business cycle of implementing an open-source takes a while. For instance many e-shops are relying on 3rd party services. In those somebody needs to proactively start playing with TF, then convince the leadership to adopt it and then it
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by doh 11y ago
There is no point of me saying anything further as I know nothing about this case particularly outside of what sama just wrote. Anyway I do believe that by this being so public it will encourage at least some founders to consider proper pap
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by doh 11y ago
This show the incredible value of YC in general. Two of my friends ended up in a similar situation when were selling their companies and their VCs essentially told them something like: "Don't you dare to fucked up this merger, giv
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by doh 11y ago
Seems like the solution is to employ MapReduce http://had00b.blogspot.com/2013/07/random-subset-in-mapreduc...
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by doh 11y ago
This is why many companies in Silicon Valley require a degree http://www.myvisajobs.com/Visa-Sponsor/Facebook/189973.htm For every year of school a person has to have a 3 years of experience to be considered for H
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by doh 11y ago
They are public though
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by doh 11y ago
Is there a way to customize the approval process, for example the number of approvals, or require specific approvals for subdirectories in the codebase?
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by doh 11y ago
If you're interested we can talk about some mutual cooperation. We ( https://pexe.so ) have data for every publicly available video on Youtube and other sites (Facebook, Twitter, Vine, ...) including fresh metadata (views, ke
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by doh 11y ago
Definitely interesting result. The primary problem is that nobody is looking for a win-win solution. Content ID was built as a copyrights enforcing tool and copyright holders scorned by the Napster, Kazaa, etc. experiences don't see an
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by doh 11y ago
Pexeso ( https://pexe.so ) | Full time | Preferably SF or visits for 3 months a year | Asm, Fortrant, C/C++ Developers, Signal processing specialists, Dataminers interested in deep learning, People interested in working on ne
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Mobile App Marketing Insights: How Consumers Really Find and Use Your Apps [pdf](think.storage.googleapis.com)
1 points by doh 11y ago|0 comments
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1% of the Bitcoin Community Controls 99% of Bitcoin Wealth(cryptocoinsnews.com)
9 points by doh 11y ago|2 comments
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Time-Lapse Mining from Internet Photos(grail.cs.washington.edu)
408 points by doh 11y ago|36 comments

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