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by erbdex 11y ago
Indian here. The middle class sticks with Moto E/G here. The upper middle class goes with an iPhone 4S/5S and even Nexus and OnePlus One.
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Uber 'gifts' $5.5M to CMU(newsroom.uber.com)
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The world in a true size map(thetruesize.com)
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A 4100 lumen torch(wickedlasers.com)
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by erbdex 11y ago
“To love. To be loved. To never forget your own insignificance. To never get used to the unspeakable violence and the vulgar disparity of life around you. To seek joy in the saddest places. To pursue beauty to its lair. To never simplify wh
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by erbdex 11y ago
The underlying layers of networking failing- 1. Too many requests for an NIC to handle, 2. Certificates expiring, 3. Firewall changes closing an active port down, 4. A router failing, 5. Congestion, interference in wireless networks resulti
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How to Destroy a Laptop with Top Secrets [video](youtube.com)
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Yes. No. Yes?(designninja.org)
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by erbdex 11y ago
No.
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by erbdex 11y ago
1. Overall-- this can, theoretically speaking, integrate all- WiFi IoT, Zigbee IoT, Thread IoT, Weave IoT. Whichever way the market picks-up, Google can. 2. On top of that, the specs are good enough to stream multiple IP cams. 3. Shot in t
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by erbdex 11y ago
Thread and Zigbee both work on 802.15.4, which it supports.
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terminator/iTerm vagrant travis tmux Twisted ELK
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by erbdex 11y ago
"Large scale services" is a subjective number. If every request is 'heavy' at the backend the N of N req/s is lower. Lighter static content serving backends have a much higher N. Therefore, the engineering that goes
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Aronofsky's Pi.
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Hazards of hiring (2004)(ericsink.com)
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by erbdex 11y ago
Edit and include this in the post since you're the OP.
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Pugachev's Cobra(en.wikipedia.org)
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Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange [video](youtube.com)
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Why is my internal/private IP address visible from the Internet?(security.stackexchange.com)
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A quick-n-dirty visualizer for Makefiles(github.com)
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A gallery of interesting IPython notebooks(github.com)
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Qualcomm joins Thread as IoT dance heats up(pcworld.com)
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Google led Thread wireless networking protocol now available(threadgroup.org)
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PragmataPro(fsd.it)
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David Beazley: Python Concurrency from the Ground Up [video](youtube.com)
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Your Developers Aren’t Bricklayers, They’re Writers(hadermann.be)
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“I subtract more and more to increase the negative space”(ellenjewettsculpture.com)
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“So you think that money is the root of all evil?”(capitalismmagazine.com)
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Life paint(volvolifepaint.com)
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by erbdex 11y ago
I am from Koramangala and work in a 'cofounder role' at a startup but would hate the idea of coming back home to more startup-conversations. Co-working spaces and meetups work well at solving most of the problem. The others are

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