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by fizx 12y ago
How high are you right now?
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by fizx 12y ago
The interpretation this is based on is usually called http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-state_vector_formalism .
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by fizx 12y ago
I'd love Tesla to license https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdWswvLPdE0
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by fizx 12y ago
First commit on fizx/parsley was in 2008. The library was open-sourced in 2009. This predates all of the name conflicts so far mentioned, though no doubt someone used the name before in some capacity.
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by fizx 12y ago
Yeah, you lose the binary search aspect, but gain some ease of use.
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by fizx 12y ago
Hi everyone. Library author here. I worked on this a bunch back in maybe 2009-2010. It's inspired by the work I did with tectonic on selectorgadget. So my current thinking on the idea is reflected in https://github.com&#x
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by fizx 12y ago
The crawler portion is about as sophisticated as `wget -R`.
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by fizx 12y ago
I don't know. Perhaps a little of each. See my other comments here.
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by fizx 12y ago
You ever think about making the mostly constructive version of this algorithm (rather than having the add and remove phases)? Let's say you have a page with links in headers and paragraphs. You want to select some subset of links. Rat
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by fizx 12y ago
Presumably they don't also charge separately for requests, CPU cycles, or bandwidth, so the storage costs include that.
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by fizx 12y ago
I think that's actually a ceiling fan "swamp cooler." Clever!
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by fizx 12y ago
Graphite is "numbers only." You can't throw logs at it. Influxdb will be more similar to ElasticSearch, in that it will accept logs and events, and let you query and generate graphs and subsets of the data. ElasticSearch has
463.
by fizx 12y ago
I've followed the rule that if the property is of the underlying data representation, use children, and if it's a (meta-ish) property of the XML implementation, or some contextual annotation, use an attribute. In your example, som
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by fizx 12y ago
We didn't need yet another IRC clone, and yet Slack seems to be cleaning up. The core value prop of the internet is easy communication. Don't be surprised when people continue to iterate on it.
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by fizx 12y ago
It must introduce a millisecond or two of latency b/c cross-AZ quorums aren't free. That will likely be trumped by whatever differences in implementation quality exist between mysql and aurora.
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by fizx 12y ago
This is the sort of project you do to get cross-region replication on your existing data stores, many of which look more like PostgreSQL than KV stores.
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by fizx 12y ago
For projects with similar goals, see also Twitter's Gizzard (abandoned) and LinkedIn's Voldemort.
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by fizx 12y ago
Slack's margins have the potential to be absurd. Their market is potentially all businesses. Investors have some downside protection.
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by fizx 12y ago
It's confusing because it explains "how." Your sentence explains "what," which misses the original point.
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by fizx 12y ago
You can't commercially sell the bots, but their output is fair game. Think of it like a GPL'd compiler. This seems reasonable to me.
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by fizx 12y ago
Where is the heat coming from?
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by fizx 12y ago
The general-practice doctors I know all have stories about them. They're not uncommon. Also, doctors have on-call rotations. People get shot, stabbed, in car accidents, etc at all hours. So odds are that even if you avoid the plann
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by fizx 12y ago
You don't learn facts well. But you learn how to cope with extreme stress. Apparently the medical field values that. Some life-or-death surgeries are many hours long, so it makes some sense that this would be the case.
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by fizx 12y ago
It seems like they only make sense with youth discounts. I tried to take a train from Barcelona to Paris this week, but a flight was $100 cheaper.
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by fizx 12y ago
I've never seen a technical person rejected.
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by fizx 12y ago
If someone wants to post articles on the technology behind beamforming, I'll be in the new queue upvoting.
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by fizx 12y ago
You guys are all focusing on the financial numbers. The real news is that TWTR added 16M MAUs, when the bulls forecast 11M, and the bears forecast 6M.
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by fizx 12y ago
EC2 itself is having some network issues.
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by fizx 12y ago
A problem with your vision of the future is that finding (and keeping) a profitable niche is hard . Historically, you could always own the corner store, and always get business from at least your block. However the trends driving the &quo
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by fizx 12y ago
You didn't say what you do. We have a remote team and would do this for any of the following skillsets: server Java, Rails, FE/JS, designer, sysadmin.

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