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by eva1984 11y ago
Interesting article. The idea of two-layer index actually reminds me of the very similar compression technique adapted by Roaring Bitmap.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Timeout/Retry/ExponentialBackOff
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by eva1984 11y ago
Little confused here.So the third solution mentioned in the post is just a worker pool? I think if we just slightly modified the second solution, it will totally work. 1).Initialize a job channel 2).Initialize a set of workers that listen t
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by eva1984 11y ago
Which part of the application can be shared between iOS and Android apps that is most suitable to write in Go? Data layer, like communication protocol?
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by eva1984 11y ago
Microsoft is definitely, under the lead of Satya, becoming more open and friendly. But does it necessarily make it cooler? That is very much left to debate. The following claim might be a little generalized, but I believe Microsoft is still
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by eva1984 11y ago
Google is not the Google it was. I mean I still consider that working for Google is attractive, but things I get from tens of my friends who work there are to say the best....mixed. Google might still have the vigor and excitement at its co
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by eva1984 11y ago
Distributed job scheduler is, in a larger sense, a workflow engine. It will need to understand what is the next job to trigger, handle different situation where job fails\timeouts and do the retry if specified.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Don't forget Chronos. http://mesos.github.io/chronos/
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by eva1984 11y ago
Another attempt to make Facebook's own Flipboard.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Is this like a direct competitor to DynamoDB? How about open-source solutions, like Cassandra/HBase?
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by eva1984 11y ago
>> There are no tenses in Mandarin for example Yes and No. You can explicitly state the time if that is what you need. >> Most Chinese have different levels of analphabetism because it has so many words I am sure not every peopl
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by eva1984 11y ago
I am curious about what abstract idea referred here exactly, and your level of fluency of your Chinese to convey such abstract idea to the monolingual Chinese audience. I heard a lot on the internet about how Chinese as a language hinder th
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by eva1984 12y ago
So basically, it is a big/free internet cafe?
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by eva1984 12y ago
>> Good Design Makes a Product Useful A product will be useful if it is needed, if it is poorly designed, like craiglist. I would say good design makes a product more pleasant and relatable, however, the usability of a product still d
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by eva1984 12y ago
Just curious though, I have seem quite a number of posts in the past year mentioned the switch from Node to Go, is there a pattern here?Why Go in particular?
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by eva1984 12y ago
As an Amazonian, I was shocked one day by telling my colleagues about some javascript widget I am working on and a plan to open source it, I got warned that pretty much everything that developed on my laptop belongs to the company, thus I n
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by eva1984 12y ago
Agreed. Please don't call any datasets that is smaller than 100 million rows big data.
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by eva1984 12y ago
！！Sounds hilarious to me though
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by eva1984 12y ago
Quite on the contrary for me, I wish I could be older in the team so that I would have more saying in important matters like design and architecture related decisions and have more freedom in deciding what to do for myself.
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by eva1984 12y ago
Somehow I feel like this would actually be useful! For things like toothpaste or my favorite snacks, this is exactly what I want!
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by eva1984 12y ago
How is Redshift a vendor-lock in though? Put your data in S3, in csv/tsv/json format, if you want to switch to other provider, just figure out how to import it, and your are all set. How to figure out the limitation of the differe
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by eva1984 12y ago
No you think every piece of Chinese text written on the Internet belongs is under the control of Chinese government? Github is a US company that hosts their service in US, Chinese government cannot possibly have sovereignty over that. If yo
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by eva1984 12y ago
The computational "free lunch", IMHO, ends way earlier before Moore's Law hits the wall. Far from a well-established point, and please do correct me if I am wrong, but ever since some point around 2008, the performance gain f
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by eva1984 12y ago
It is actually from Korea
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by eva1984 12y ago
So many kanji.As Chinese, i can understand almost 90% of them, while modern Japanese definitely beat me to it.
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by eva1984 12y ago
I heard that Qualcomm's record on monopoly is not good either.
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by eva1984 12y ago
What surprises me is that (BOW model + logistic regression) works just fine in most of the benchmarks(except for Amazon Review), interesting paper anyway. Could it be that because the vocabulary for BOW is limited to 5000, a lot of informat
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by eva1984 12y ago
Not Entirely True. Possibly, mainland China is the second last countries in the world, next only to North Korea, where hacker news audience wants to live. NO INTERNET. End of story. Disclaimer: Chinese.
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by eva1984 12y ago
Why there aren't any screenshots? One suggestion: 'A new browser for our friends' is nowhere a good introduction. It simply fails to explain to me the reason why I should care this in the first place.
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by eva1984 12y ago
Reddit is the Pinterest for MAN. Personally, I just find the way Pinterest organizes its contents leads to low information density, maybe because there isn't any place left for text and the images are so slim make memes look bad? Howev

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