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by eva1984 11y ago
So basically project something that we are never going to know or measure whether or not it has succeeded？
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by eva1984 11y ago
To be fair, AWS has some significant down time in the second half of last year.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Those are some number flying... But I have to say they dont surprise me that much, by the sheer amount of data. The meat is in efficiently retrieve them, ie index.
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by eva1984 11y ago
No it isn't Elasticsearch and Redshift are.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Would love to see an elaboration of this. What makes Erlang's abstraction different to others?
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by eva1984 11y ago
To make it a real quality clickbait, here is my take, "A city where Chinese buyers fails to conquer, and here is why"
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by eva1984 11y ago
Not on a serious note...this title could be phrased as 'With no immigrants flooding, americans will found 100% of U.S. Billion-Dollar startups'
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by eva1984 11y ago
I went to the elastic conf last month, there is a great talk about BM25. It mentions that BM25 is more robust against common words than plain tf*idf. https://www.elastic.co/elasticon/conf/2016/sf/improved
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by eva1984 11y ago
So it is like go routine?
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by eva1984 11y ago
No Google should adapt and move on, ad blockers are here to stay forever, says some people.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Not letting tech-savvy-me having good thing for free is the new evil~
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by eva1984 11y ago
Ad blocker for now is free. Disclaimer: I have Youtube Red
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by eva1984 11y ago
I am pretty sure blocking Youtube ads is the lifeline for most ad-blockers...
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by eva1984 11y ago
Finally
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by eva1984 11y ago
Those in-market cloud providers are very secretive about their solutions. But due to the fact they are running and expanding a business that is comparable and bigger than Facbook in size, there is no reason to believe they don't have s
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by eva1984 11y ago
Oh, good dreams...
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by eva1984 11y ago
But customer needs to pay
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by eva1984 11y ago
Yeah, can confirm. I am not a Go player, and didn't know much about it. But top Go players are really well respected as some of the highest talents in the society, almost like being feared. It is smart people's game, eventually. A
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by eva1984 11y ago
A restaurant cannot beat other restaurants by making its meal free to all.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Under what scenario?
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by eva1984 11y ago
But your friends have larger chance also being ad blocker users, right? In the end, the website just get more requests and a bigger bill from ISP without getting a cent from those.
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by eva1984 11y ago
This won't work once more and more sites join the adwall band.
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by eva1984 11y ago
29 right...yep
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by eva1984 11y ago
Talk to Google/Facebook about that. Maybe you think subscription is better way for...search?
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by eva1984 11y ago
The concept is cool, but the supposedly-creative music is just annoying for being so generic.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Even paywall article get indexed and showed， I dont think anti ad block justify the cause.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Hmmm, so you now understand advertising is not a evil business really, right? It is effectively a way to price the information, how much should be paid for your view. Note in print days, you still pay your subscription, yet you get shit loa
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by eva1984 11y ago
Or a third way, everybody hides content behind paywall, hail the new web 3.0. Maybe not a bad thing, subscription could bring the old qualified journalism back the in the print era. If you don't think anti ad blocker is a problem, wher
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by eva1984 11y ago
Can confirm. I work at two ad-tech related companies, one large one medium, both use Java from the beginning. And I know other company using Python/Golang as well. Didn't know C(not C++) is particular popular until today. Note tha
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by eva1984 11y ago
Never the less, no notification or announcement is a pretty college kid move

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