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by dpe82 13y ago
I meant to generate a full binding instead of using cvv8. bea[0] does something similar, but is somewhat limited. [0] https://github.com/codeboost/bea
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by dpe82 13y ago
I would love to but also don't have the bandwidth. By the way, thank you for all your work. It took me quite a while to wrap my head around the template craziness you use in cvv8 but it turns out being pretty awesome. We have a huge AP
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by dpe82 13y ago
This is a huge loss. cvv8 has made writing nodejs native addons for large APIs much easier than the standard v8 interface. The entire nodejs community will be pretty significantly impacted - the v8 changes break all native addons for node
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by dpe82 13y ago
If everyone on your block (and the rest of your ISP) is streaming Netflix at the same time it's more likely to be slow either because your ISP has effectively capped Netflix traffic upstream by not adding more peering connections [0] a
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by dpe82 13y ago
They should be able to declare an in-kind contribution at some reasonable hourly rate for the engineers' time.
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by dpe82 13y ago
Of course, but zeromq makes it feel like you don't. It provides a message massing system that you pass messages into on one end and they magically pop out the other. If the network is slow, congested or down it'll cache messages l
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by dpe82 13y ago
It's a good idea until the local send buffer fills up and starts silently dropping data. There's no free lunch.
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by dpe82 13y ago
Good catch. Without an explicit license grant forking the repo is technically copyright infringement.
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by dpe82 13y ago
If his goal is sign-ups, why does it matter how irritated those who don't sign up may be?
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by dpe82 13y ago
The rich and their employees both.
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by dpe82 13y ago
Seems fixed on Ubuntu 12.04 x64 droplet created today.
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by dpe82 13y ago
Or DigitalOcean. Usually about 30 seconds for an instance to spin up.
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by dpe82 13y ago
Didn't mean to be flippant as I'm not an expert either, but through the course of my career I've spoken to a ton of attorneys including a few who routinely represent companies all of us know well. The top corporate litigators I've met charg
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by dpe82 13y ago
Have you ever hired, worked with, met, talked to or at least seen the bill from a top corporate attorney? They're expensive for sure, but not that expensive. Much of the cost of those cases comes from the army of junior associates reading t
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by dpe82 13y ago
$700/hour? Do you have Cooley reviewing your contracts or something?
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by dpe82 13y ago
Indeed. It's hard to "harmonize" countries or regions that don't speak the same language. Workers can't easily move from country to country to take advantage of job opportunities (and thus spread culture through direct interaction), and the
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by dpe82 13y ago
Some recognized the problem, but they were largely shouted down. The single currency has always been a political initiative, not an economic one.
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by dpe82 13y ago
AWS is of course huge, but many forget that Rackspace is in the same order of magnitude at $1.3b yearly revenue last year and growing about 24%. Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=rax
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by dpe82 13y ago
Or he's just curious who his adversary is. I would be.
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by dpe82 13y ago
I'm using ZFS with L2ARC and write logs on an SSD on Ubuntu right now. Not sure I'd use it in production yet for the reasons you mention, but for things like my home workstation and office NAS it works great!
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by dpe82 13y ago
Ignoring a properly formed and delivered DMCA takedown notice results in site owner losing safe harbor from contributory copyright infringement claims. So a site can chose to ignore them, but if they do they can then be sued for their users
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by dpe82 14y ago
> The sad part of this price comparison quagmire is that Tesla doesn’t need to do it. Its Model S is, flatly stated, very cool. Totally agreed. I'm really disappointing that this BS is coming from what (up to this point) many of us have
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by dpe82 14y ago
If you're on Ubuntu, there's an apt package available in ZFS On Linux project's ppa. It downloads the source, builds it against your installed kernel and installs it. Rebuilds on any kernel update. Very handy. https://launchpad.net/~zfs-na
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by dpe82 14y ago
Still there for me.
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by dpe82 14y ago
Depends on their target market. B2B tends to be less influenced by pricing gimmiks and more on straight-up cost/benefit analysis. In which case, the numbers can be completely arbitrary so long as the analysis comes out in their favor.
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by dpe82 14y ago
In fairness to his audience, it wouldn't have been a big deal if he were otherwise polished and practiced at public speaking, debates, interviews, etc. As it was he looked like a goof most of the time, so most people actually were thinking
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My First NAMM – January 1997(blog.nuvibrations.com)
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by dpe82 14y ago
How else do you do it? Select the entire table and filter it at the application layer?
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by dpe82 14y ago
I've read in a few places that his defense would cost around a million. http://lessig.tumblr.com/post/40347463044/prosecutor-as-bull...
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by dpe82 14y ago
The Gimp (free, open source) should be able to open it. You can convert it to pretty much anything from there.

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