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by eb0la 10y ago
Not so useless: you can construct hadge fund-like trading strategies with the DOW and SP500. Both DOW and SP500 have some tendency to go up and down at the same time in bull and bear market times. When this happens you can (for instance) sh
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by eb0la 10y ago
Not surprising. Just take any function you write and write code_native( your_function, () ) Knowing that the JIT is actually executing means a lot to me. For investment banks this means lower cost (quants can write code that goes into produ
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by eb0la 10y ago
Look for certifications needed to be "partner of" {{bigCompanyName}} - this usually lead to either beign able to buy direct from them, having good discounts, or both (like Cisco). This certs usually are not listed in the exam cram
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by eb0la 10y ago
I've had some trouble with moto G4 - just google for phantom touch. If you use the device for email, etc.. probably you won't notice. For development/testing is a mess.
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by eb0la 10y ago
DNS and Certificates are the key: You should remove all CA certificates installed by software that show like it were "installed by you". Some AV software does MITM sending you a "trusted" certificate signed by their own
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by eb0la 10y ago
The customer was a Bank. One the biggest banks in Europe. They just bought (aka "rescued") another bank somewhere in Europe and they wanted to lay dark fiber for datacenter synchronization. And they wanted us to manage that networ
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by eb0la 10y ago
I was winter. The #@! coldest winter I saw in a long time and I was on call. Sometime in the middle of the night, I received an SMS: "Datacenter temperature is high: 24C" (yes, centigrade about 74F). I saw the graphs and I could s
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by eb0la 10y ago
Take a look at the new data protection Directive from the UE (will be in effect from June 2018) - Eventually all states will have some kind of regulation similar to this: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/T
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Sed one liners explained (part I)(catonmat.net)
1 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
I agree distribution costs both for print/digital are non negligible (let's face advertising and SEO are forms of distribution in the online world). But I am not sure digital should be the default way to go for journalism. Local o
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by eb0la 10y ago
And that's how a big corporation (USA Today) dropped a niche and someone had the vision and the guts to take the gauntlet. Local news are (probably) the last niche for journalism. People care about what's happening nearby - and un
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What is the most useful language for English speakers to learn?(qz.com)
1 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
I reccomend "Just Enough Scala for Spark" tutorial from Dean Wampler. It was scheduled in Strata NYC, Singapore, and San Jose. Good part: practical. No "weird" or "religion-like" stuff. Just get s t done toda
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by eb0la 10y ago
The IPv6 BSD network stack was developed in Japan. There was some people from keio university working on in. (Un)surprisingly key developers from Nintendo also studied there. Coincidence?
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by eb0la 10y ago
I guess it's by the License, software available and documentation. In my case (about 20 years ago) the documentation was what made me use BSD instead of Linux. Back in 1996 there was little (reliable) documentation about Linux kernel i
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by eb0la 10y ago
I'm not in academia, but I guess the impact (citations) you could get with a distill-like paper will be higher than the ones you get on a traditional paper-based journal. So, I guess this will get distill get traction.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Look at robots.txt first. If the website owner says there DO NoT CRAWL, uou cannot use that data.
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An experimental distributed execution engine from Berkeley(github.com)
3 points by eb0la 10y ago|0 comments
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by eb0la 10y ago
I had once flame.to but ended up dropping it because it was a suebait waiting for a problem. My wife had an email @ta.len.to (talented in Spanish) for her CVS.
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by eb0la 10y ago
Im in love with my Logitech m550 Bluetooth keyboard.
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by eb0la 10y ago
I really like the concept of excel calc automation. Just one humble suggestion: add some eye candy to make me feel I am driving the batmobile. Sincerely, your landing page gives you a very good impression about what spreadserve does and how
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by eb0la 10y ago
I remember people favoring the use of their 32bit JVM instead of the 64-bit one for performance reasons but didn't wondered why. Makes sense if you're running Java with -Xmx1024m
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by eb0la 10y ago
This is the paper they submitted: http://web.cse.ohio-state.edu/~dwang/papers/CWYWH.jasa16.pdf I'm not an expert in the hearing field, but makes sense for me: they probably know that some filters work (and ar
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by eb0la 10y ago
Looks more complicated than actualy it is. For instance .Sh is section header. Easier to remember than it looks at first sight. Also gives hints to text formatters that dump the doc to txt, console, ps, or html.
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by eb0la 10y ago
I think the best way to skill up with (or without) kids is being in a place with a lot of variance. With Variance I mean a place where you work with different kinds of problems / business / people and that will lead to work with d
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by eb0la 10y ago
Sincerely having perspective in technology pays off. I feel the tech market is like a rollercoaster. You start your career going up with one technology, then leave when it is going down, switch to other stuff... ... and suddenly you witness
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by eb0la 10y ago
Telefonica (10th telco globally) is firing people in the wholesale/global solutions areas. Not just in Spain, also in the US, Brazil, Argentina, etc...
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by eb0la 10y ago
Also CS231n - http://cs231n.stanford.edu/ - Convolutional Neural Networks for Visual Recognition
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by eb0la 10y ago
If I remember well some parts of the Itanium were designed in Barcelona. http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/jobs/locations/spain/... I guess most Intel stuff is now designed almost ev
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by eb0la 10y ago
CIX and MAE-EAST ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAE-East ) were based in Virginia, so it makes sense the first amazon servers (before AWS) would be there.

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