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Anonymous rant on using Scala (2011)
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Reef – Towards a Big Data StdLib
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LinkedIn Profit Jumps 34%, Stock Soars
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This is an idea that I hope becomes more widespread for operations folks -- optimizing what alerts to prioritize fixing based on the number that result in wakeup calls. At the Velocity conference this year, Etsy did an amazing talk on sleep
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12y ago
Is there a TLA+ or Coq model available for this?
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Here's a neat integration test suite written in expect for an HPC job launcher. Diving into this was my introduction to expect. It's a very practical little tool. https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/tree
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LinkedIn Connected App
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Just for comparison, LinkedIn is doing about 2.5 million messages per second (on average per day) with Apache Kafka. http://www.slideshare.net/ToddPalino/enterprise-kafka-kafka-...
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At the Velocity talk today, he said they're going to make it open source.
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LinkedIn’s Workforce Diversity
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They already published a stepping stone. https://code.google.com/p/end-to-end/
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Toeplitz Hash Algorithm
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Unified Parallel C
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Apache Kafka – Publish-subscribe messaging rethought as a distributed commit log
(kafka.apache.org)
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Libcircle supports reduction now
(github.com)
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MetaPro: 15 times the screen of Google Glass
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This title is very inaccurate. SeattlePi references the New York Post, who then references the Hollywood Reporter, who then says nothing about Philip Seymour Hoffman being digitally recreated for the Hunger Games. It seems like they somehow
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13y ago
Does anyone have a mobile friendly mirror? The site isn't readable on iOS 7 Safari.
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13y ago
Yep, that article described the one I'm talking about. It's behind glass in a museum showroom now (about a mile from where I'm sitting at the moment), but it's in very good shape. I wouldn't be surprised if it still
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13y ago
We still have our Cray-1 (with serial number #001 in the Bradbury). If someone is really serious about doing novel research, I can probably pass along your name to the folks who can give you access (after they approve a proposal). Here'
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A few links to the paper the author couldn't find: http://www.disi.unitn.it/~montreso/ds/papers/p27-ben-or.pdf http://bayfiles.net/file/13Oqj/1Q46fJ/p27-ben-or.pdf https:
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No. However, this is a newer iPhone 5 and I plug it in every night -- so I really don't pay attention to the battery. Older models, or not plugging it in every night, might show something different.
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It was enabled for me by default, but the iOS location icon is always displayed on the Springboard when it's being used. Also, Foursquare will constantly send you notifications saying "It looks like you're near Foobar, would
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13y ago
Gemalto FOBs with Duo's backend. This seems very reasonable. Thank you!
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> You're assuming that the NSA is unwilling to do things that are illegal. > Good security has now been made vastly more expensive Most (all?) companies won't be able to outspend the NSA when it comes to security. So, my poi
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I assume that EMC probably gutted the management of RSA when they bought them. So, if a boycott is going to happen, you should probably go after the primary decision makers. And no, I don't think a boycott of EMC is practical.
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Since you feel there are other alternatives, do you know of any hardware tokens that haven't been influenced by the NSA? A device with a broken usage model (USB or writable SmartCard interface) isn't acceptable since it defeats th
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The Aladdin Etoken looks pretty nice. It seems that their FIPS 140-2 Level 3 is basically a full blown HSM. However, it's the same company that makes CRYPTOCard (do a search for "fortezza" to read up on the history). Edit :
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RSA is a subsidiary of EMC. This means that a boycott of Greenplum, Pivotal, VMWare, Isilon, Mozy, and MANY others would probably be included. I just don't see an effective boycott of this scale happening -- especially when most of the
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Gustavus Simmons is also the same person who discovered the potential for subliminal communications in the NSA-created DSA algorithm. http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F3-540-48285-7_18
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