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can't go back, ripgrep is so fast.
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9y ago
lol, you're crazy.
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9y ago
I too want to extract value for my labor.
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9y ago
How does that explain how Uber copied the Lidar chip design? Wasn't that the original smoking gun which brought this all to light?
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9y ago
Will this allow running a play app? (with debug etc) ??
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9y ago
> If you were making really good money making youtube videos, why would you want to sign on with food network because they'd pay you even better money!
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9y ago
The British should be able to bill the Argentinian Government for the mine removal.
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> full-text search of 20MM PDFs at our traffic levels is expensive to operate Why not do a free full-text search on the abstract or first couple of pages (or few hundred words)? This might make the premium search upgrade more subtle but
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9y ago
This is nonsense. What prevents you being the product even if you pay? Companies can still sell your data. If unrollme made it clear they were making their money by selling every one of your emails in plaintext they'd never have signed
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9y ago
And just as my bank offers a "login via speaking" option. Lovely.
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10y ago
> TaraElla is a singer-songwriter, author and blogger For the moment she doesn't have a page on Wikipedia.
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10y ago
It's hard to imagine that even a dozen employees stock options would transfer majority control. Surely the share split can't be so tight that tenths of a percent would make a difference?
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10y ago
They add more value than their salary. But not more value then their vested shares most recent strike price. That said, firing them on day 364 is a shitty thing to do.
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10y ago
or `"".join([chr(ch) for ch in s])`. It's only 2-3x slower than the array solution, but a lot more rubust. The main issue IIUC is the original suggestion was O(N^2).
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10y ago
> I can't help thinking that those people who get excited > about building a city on mars are completely delusional. That's what they once said about walking on the moon.
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10y ago
I wonder how Postgres Aurora will fair against Citus... that's what we're considering migrating to in the next year or so.
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One way around this might be to use geolocation for dns http://docs.aws.amazon.com/Route53/latest/DeveloperGuide/rou... Although doesn't help for all types of requests, it has its uses.
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Does the author even read the article after copying and pasting the press release? > Instead Carmack is suing Zenimax Media for $22.5 million that he says has not been paid to him for the 2009 sale of his game studio, id Software, known
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10y ago
> DynamoDB is far from suitable for that task why?
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10y ago
and nearly 100k commits... time to start making some PRs!
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10y ago
see also aws athena https://aws.amazon.com/athena/ ?
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10y ago
It's an expensive journey.
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Dropbox Startup Lessons Learned (2011)
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If the local charity fete has music playing they need to pay €1k to get the right license (it's enforced), and musicians can't work for free or they could be fined. France hates lots of things but it sure loves red tape.
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I thought German's also cram in 4 terms every year rather than 2 and a bit in the UK? It seem like Germans who were doing 4 years had covered more ground than a bachelors + 2 years of MSc in the UK. Perhaps that's not the case acr
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Plans differ wildly in copay/oom etc. So $0 isn't what you end up paying if you actually need to use your health plan.
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"bootstrapping" is a shitty excuse for changing the salary expectations mid-way through the process.
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> Have you ever had to explain to someone that a java out of memory error had nothing do with the fact that linux is using otherwise idle memory to buffer i/o and that they're misreading top output? That the actual issue is the
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Is there an epub/mobi version?
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10y ago
It's a tax on generosity.
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