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Beyond Hadoop - Building Analytics Infrastructure Facebook [pdf](conf-slac.stanford.edu)
1 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 13y ago
hundreds of MB? What? Use sqlite and be done with it.
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by fs111 13y ago
This. Start watching everything in English and add English sub-titles, in case people speak too fast.
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by fs111 13y ago
Next week on hackernews: * Eat food daily. * Take a shower. * Continue breathing.
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High Performance SSH/SCP(psc.edu)
1 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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Authentication Flaws in the Tesla Model S REST API(plus.google.com)
3 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 13y ago
TomTom has this as well. The core map contains something called "disputed border". It's up to the manufacturer licensing the map to use this attribution of course.
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Minimum Viable Bureaucracy(speakerdeck.com)
2 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 13y ago
gimp toolkit. gtk is older than gnome and was made by the gimp devs.
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Does Your Code Pass The Turkey Test? (moserware.com)
2 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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Cyptorage - exchange data in a secure and easy fashion. (cryptorage.com)
2 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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Why I don't touch crypto(pilif.github.io)
77 points by fs111 13y ago|123 comments
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Nearly everything that matters is a side effect. (maradydd.livejournal.com)
2 points by fs111 13y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 13y ago
kayak and hipmunk
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by fs111 13y ago
int, boolean, float etc. are not _primitive_ data types in python. If you say that, you really have no idea, what you are talking about. They are objects like everything else. You can inherit from them and do all the good OO stuff. Sorry fo
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by fs111 13y ago
I played with this a few weeks ago and made a little python thingy, that prints the weather based on geoip: https://github.com/fs111/geoip-weather
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by fs111 13y ago
It makes sense, where the data is available to you, but modern maps contain attribution that has to be licensed from 3rd parties(RDS/TMC codes for instance). You cannot include those, since you don't own the copyright. Another exa
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by fs111 13y ago
It's a business, so they update the maps, where it makes the most sense from a business point of view. Making quality maps is a very labor intense task and looks simpler from the outside, than it actually is. google for instance has mo
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by fs111 13y ago
that is mostly TomTom behind the scenes, but that is European as well.
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by fs111 13y ago
That is simply not true. TomTom is in the Netherlands and their map is here: http://routes.tomtom.com
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by fs111 13y ago
What is next? A blogpost saying "Hammers are terrible screwdrivers. Don't use a hammer with a screw!"?
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by fs111 13y ago
http://www.last.fm/robots.txt Disallow: /harming/humans Disallow: /ignoring/human/orders Disallow: /harm/to/self
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by fs111 14y ago
the VZs are dead, wer-kennt-wen is also dying and not using real names on XING does not make much sense IMO. I guess, they only care about the real big fish in the pond for now.
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by fs111 14y ago
you should hook up with the folks from noisebridge: https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Noisebridge
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Gitit is a wiki backed by a git, darcs, or mercurial filestore. (gitit.johnmacfarlane.net)
82 points by fs111 14y ago|39 comments
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by fs111 14y ago
Is nobody here working at a public company? These memos all look the same. They mean exactly nothing and people really do not care about them. Want a free template, here you go: Dear $EMPLOYESS_OF_COMPANY, $COMPANY is close to my heart beca
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Android jelly bean SDK download(developer.android.com)
2 points by fs111 14y ago|0 comments
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by fs111 14y ago
The soundcloud guys are Swedish and wooga has AFAIK an English-as-company-language policy, so I guess the answer is yes.
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Ssh and ec2(notes.kel.pe)
2 points by fs111 14y ago|0 comments
450.
by fs111 15y ago
what holds you back?

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