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by gatehouse 12y ago
I'm not sure about the mechanics of this, but at a minimum the webserver probably has access to the HTTPS private key for the subdomain, or at least has it in memory, since the request is shown to be running over HTTPS.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Very thorough. Two things I'd like to see are comment score distributions in the 3 months or whatever before and after scores were hidden (the purple histogram), and a heat map of article tone versus comment tone.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Note that the arithmetic mean is very outlier sensitive.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Or a computer generate all bytestrings and run them as executables. One of them would post this comment -- or maybe it is!
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by gatehouse 12y ago
& the PDF is here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1304...
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Keep in mind this was 2003, Google had less than 2000 employees then.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I'm not sure this is what parent^ is referring to. The "male" USB is box-shaped, and the "female" USB has the interior protrusion (with the pins on it) and then the larger slot. The apple lightning cable is just a t
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I don't like the 10-attempt-auto-wipe because it also gives someone an easy way to erase your device -- which I think is just as likely as a scenario. For example if you recorded the police and they didn't like it... Having the pa
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Overreaction to blowback from American interference in Middle Eastern politics in order to secure oil supply due to lack of viable new energy sources due to ... Ok -- not really though. The thing about efficiency though is it only goes up t
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Engine efficiency looks good until you put it next to a chart of oil prices. The amount of ingenuity and dollars being poured into technological research and development is immense and staggering -- and yet keeping in touch might be easier,
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I'm enjoying the hype train for zero to one, what I'm not enjoying is that I can't read it until next Thursday.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Seems weird to hear about less being used "to meet POSIX" requirements, since I use it at least 10 times a day -- interesting read though.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Since they are a publicly traded company, the ownership can be fluid. As a shareholder you can stay in or cash out whenever you want, if you want to simulate a profit you can sell shares periodically. So the separation between the company&#
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by gatehouse 12y ago
They mentioned that their new config has a delayed replica. Can anyone comment on how useful this actually is? I do snapshots + binlogs so I can do a point-in-time recovery to any time in the last month. So obviously a delayed replica would
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by gatehouse 12y ago
The purpose of Mr. Wolf: Marcellus Wallace put him in charge, so they had to do what he said instead of fighting and wasting time. He paid off the guy whose garage they used to keep him friendly. He arranged and paid for the disposal of the
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I'm guessing he has chosen the name from Mr. Wolf in Pulp fiction: (profanity warning) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWmRTjLRMfU
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Without actually knowing how it works, the cardboard might have a waterproof coating, it might not interact with the water at all, just a cheap space filler to spray coating onto.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I real incessantly with Kindle on an iPhone 5S ... so this is really relevant for me. Thoughts: 1. The worse temporal understanding could be a problem for history and bio books especially. I find myself making a quick diversion to Wikipedia
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Reminds me of happy kitchen #4 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8gJOCwBuFc , 15 mil views), somehow both relaxing and terrifying.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Marked "drugs" but it is a combination of caffeine and nutrition. For max productivity I need a long stretch with energy and mental calm. Over or under eating creates drowsiness or distracting hunger. Over or under caffeinating is
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by gatehouse 12y ago
If it is someone who is in over their head trying to meet a goal or deadline, then probably try to back them off before they burn out, and go back to the planning stage and come up with something that has a chance for success. If it is a no
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Essentially the exact same issues everyone else faces, which are covered exhaustively here: http://www.stevemcconnell.com/rd.htm I'm going to single one out though: tweaking : making changes without adequate anticipat
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by gatehouse 12y ago
The article says that improving material standards hasn't improved problems with drugs/jobs/jail/family. And then immediately suggests improvements to material standards as a remedy.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Yeah ... last time I had this question I said: I just want you to be aware that I'm not going to be comparing this position to my current position, I'm comparing to other positions being offered, and based on my market info I&#x27
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by gatehouse 12y ago
> The company now operates 15 data centers that handle 55 million unique visitors every month, each of which watches an average of 106 minutes of streaming video a day. That can't be right, can it? 55M x 100 minutes ... the superbow
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Having an intelligent non https submission warning could be good... You could go so far as to flat out refuse to send a cc number in the clear. The degree of dependence on the search engine is troubling, would be interesting to see how much
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by gatehouse 12y ago
You are thinking about "what to type". In an editor with a rich set of text editing commands, what you can type is expanded. So when you are thinking about it, what you can think is expanded.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
- I'd like to put together a large illustrated book on protocol design, like architecture books that have large pages and illustrations - a stone CNC that could do a marble bust or full scale stone statues - try to design a space launc
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Well I'm reaching back pretty far but I believe Standard Oil was mostly debt financed in the early days: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_oil . The company grew with the oil industry. In a growing market, slo
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by gatehouse 12y ago
It boils down to not having a handle on the general ledger, which if not suicide is at least reckless self-endangerment. But I think it is plausible for someone who is administrativaphobic. But there is a reason this is mistake #1 .

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