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by earle 16y ago
“Oh, you hate your job? Why didn't you say so? There's a support group for that. It's called EVERYBODY, and they meet at the bar.”" -George Carlin
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by earle 16y ago
An amazing gift from an amazing individual and one of the original hackers.
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by earle 16y ago
I should also add that I'm out of Destin, Florida. And yes, there are dead dolphin, whales (mainly finback), and turtles floating around.
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by earle 16y ago
I'm a USCG licesned boat captain and I may suggest you start checking out some of the professional fishery oceanic graphic services as they have a much more accurate version of the actual spill as opposed to what you're seeing on the news C
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by earle 16y ago
This is still a relatively small production database as far as large DB instances go.
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by earle 16y ago
you are correct
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by earle 16y ago
This is working backwards. You do realize that before PHP and higher level languages this is how things generally worked to begin with (server modules) as opposed to now (higher level languages). I still don't understand why this is on ha
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by earle 16y ago
Why is this a surprise to anyone? And Nginx to memcache will be even faster... and serving static content even faster... You're adding a tremendous amount of overhead with any high level language stuck in between the connect and the data
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by earle 16y ago
If you actually spent 15 minutes to audit these picks you'll realize its a massive failure.
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by earle 16y ago
You should get out of the house more often.
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by earle 16y ago
Cut bait now. This problem will only get worse for you.
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by earle 16y ago
Until full Query and QuerySet support is handled, and creating and using index tables for relationships dynamically behind the scenes, I wouldn't even begin to call this a backend.
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by earle 16y ago
Really? Most celebrities have ten times the scrutiny with less than a percent of the payout. And isn't that the whole point? Facebook doesnt value your privacy, but we're supposed to value his?
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NPR: Oil Spill 10x worse than expected (70k bb/day)(npr.org)
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by earle 16y ago
Yeah this is nothing more than a simple technological stunt. What's the value in this, and to whom? Just because a bunch of random clicks on Twitter or Youtube think something is popular doesn't equate to meaningfulness to me.
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by earle 16y ago
Thank program trading for this one fellas! People lost their high frequency trading shirts on that move. Some happy people in the futures market who bought the effects at < 10k!
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by earle 16y ago
Well that an the fact that if you're an analyst covering 100 stocks you now are responsible for monitoring 100 different sources!
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by earle 16y ago
Man talk about the wrong tool for the job!!
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by earle 17y ago
Seems pretty biased. What about the flip side of this article?
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by earle 17y ago
NO SHIT! This is the top link on Hacker News? Is this a fucking joke? Why are -incorrect- cursory coverage of baseline RFCs Hacker News worthy?
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by earle 17y ago
The problem is, its a technological stunt, nothing more. Apparently now, everyone considers things like this startups, in reality, they are just simple technological features, not a business. Not a startup.
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by earle 17y ago
You cant see anything without signing up...........
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by earle 17y ago
This is pretty crazy, actually.. "If the U.S. military ranked 17th in the world, you can bet that as a nation we would make strengthening our armed forces a national priority. Yet that's just how the U.S. stacks up against the rest of the w
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by earle 17y ago
This is pretty crazy, actually.. "If the U.S. military ranked 17th in the world, you can bet that as a nation we would make strengthening our armed forces a national priority. Yet that's just how the U.S. stacks up against the rest of the w
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by earle 17y ago
In follow up, I'm now receiving e-mails notifications about people following me on your site! There are some major identity issues here. Are you a social network? Why am I getting notifications of people following me, which now I must cle
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by earle 17y ago
Adam: Site is good, easy to use. Fix your e-mail validator (you can, afterall have a domain name that starts with a number). The facebook only signup thing is a bit of a hiccup (especially with the HN crowd) even with your priors. As for
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by earle 17y ago
Actually this happens very frequently when companies are acquired into larger more stagnant environments (or as Peter Lynch would label 'de-worisifcation'). It's not uncommon at all, and generally a good example of when these employees loc
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by earle 17y ago
Some Brainfuck to implement this suggestion: ,[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>>+<<-[>&#62
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by earle 17y ago
Why is cursory usage of sed and awk hacker news?
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by earle 17y ago
Every banning is against revenue, yet Mahalo still is operational......... Google's lack of definitive action against Mahalo's outright spam is the clear example here.

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