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by film42 9y ago
Agree 100%! I also find it weird that you can only be signed in to one web client at a time, and your phone MUST be connected to the internet for it to work. Telegram also has a really great developer experience while WhatsApp is locked dow
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by film42 9y ago
Does github report RCAs for outages to the public? I'm wondering if these outages are related to their migration to kubernetes. Either way I'd love to learn what's going on and how they resolve these incidents. There's a
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by film42 9y ago
In the LinusTechTips review he mentioned only top 5% dies go into Threadripper. So if it's related to quality of Ryzen, then that might make sense. I'd be surprised if Threadripper isn't plagued by this bug, though.
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by film42 9y ago
I agree. My point wasn't necessarily that they should charge for storage but more so allow the community to support them financially as they're working on their product(s). The post saying, "we're not collecting money, w
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by film42 9y ago
This looks really cool. I'm a little concerned that "there is currently no pay model, and we're not trying to make money. We're testing a product right now, and we'd like to bring public keys to the masses." Wh
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by film42 9y ago
MX is not owned by any bank. It's still privately owned startup. We are long term in that we have many 5-7 year contracts with big name banks and add more each quarter. We offer mobile banking solutions, data categorization and budgeti
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by film42 9y ago
Engineer at MX here! We have a similar product for US and Canadian banks called Atrium. More info here: https://atrium.mx.com/home NOTE: I saw a few people mentioning Plaid and Quovo so I thought it would be appropriate to
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by film42 9y ago
Yup. Looks like they just came back online.
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by film42 9y ago
If you're a beginner, and the intent is to learn C programming, I would start with ubuntu since it's stable and lots of linux questions asked online are often asked by other ubuntu users. Learn how the system is put together and g
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by film42 9y ago
I'm running i3 with alt as my modifier key on one laptop and win key on the other and run emacs just fine. I run a pretty basic setup and I really need to go pull out a few things I never use anymore. I set caps lock as control, now, t
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by film42 10y ago
I bet you could also use a straw and drink it right out of the pouch!
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by film42 10y ago
Off topic, but why is the iOS app so big? It's currently 130MB, which is almost 3x larger than the Android app and 10x larger than what I'd expect. Are you guys planning on slimming the app down? Is that 130MB mostly libraries you
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by film42 10y ago
Facebook's folly also has a MPMC queue: https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/MPMCQueu...
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by film42 11y ago
This is super close to the product that I really really really want. The only thing that's missing for me, is that this requires a checking or savings account. When I purchase something with my credit card (most things), it's beca
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by film42 11y ago
We've been using 2ndQuadrant for a few years and love working with them: http://2ndquadrant.com/en/support/support-postgresql/
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by film42 11y ago
You should give emacsclient a try. I start emacs once when my computer starts up, after that, emacs is instantaneous. I use projectile and neo-tree to customize my workflow, so I rarely need to leave my editor to switch projects, etc.
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by film42 11y ago
I wonder if there's a connection between this discovery and the articles [1] about the pirate bay's tracker targeting random ip addresses happening a few months ago. [1] https://torrentfreak.com/zombie-pirate-bay-t
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OO languages spend most effort addressing a minority use case(250bpm.com)
58 points by film42 11y ago|66 comments
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by film42 11y ago
HN search: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=neuralnetworksanddeeplearning....
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Boost.Asio – TCP Socket Programming(bogotobogo.com)
1 points by film42 11y ago|0 comments
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by film42 11y ago
This is great! I'm not sure if it was discussed on HN or not, but Khan Academy recently released an MCAT course with "more than 900 videos and 2000 practice questions." This is incredible, because last summer my wife's o
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CLion 1.0 Released(jetbrains.com)
4 points by film42 11y ago|1 comments
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by film42 11y ago
The "Camera Roll" beta removes the "scarlet letter" of a purple bar, but I don't have the full update yet. I'll be honest, their last update turned me from a power user into a once-a-month-at-most user, and I h
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by film42 11y ago
I came here to mention Armagetron, too. No other game stole my time quite like Armagetron did. If you many people out there want something new to try, give Armagetron a chance, you won't regret it!
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by film42 11y ago
The nice thing about Clojure development is that you really only need to start the JVM once, after that, you can eval anything you need instantly. And really, startup times aren't that bad. Here's Travis CI for a small project I m
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by film42 12y ago
This is awful! I just want to give a shoutout to the Buttercoin team. They really nailed the serive. I remember signing up and thinking, "well, I'll just look," but by the time it came to transfer money, it was so easy, I jus
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Willy Tarreau - "Complete rewrite of HAProxy in Lua"(marc.info)
2 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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Consistency(localshred.github.io)
11 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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Peter Norvig: How Computers Learn (without math) [YouTube](youtube.com)
1 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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by film42 12y ago
I feel really bad for all other database startups out there. I'm sure this is sending a negative shockwave through every devops team out there to not use up-and-coming databases.

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