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by hilbertseries 8y ago
Lmao "no disrespect intended" "scheduling it between watching the football and eating big macs." pick one and keep in mind you're talking about Sudan and not the US...
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by hilbertseries 8y ago
I mean, he also claimed that newer airplanes are less safe than older airplanes. Which seems pretty absurd given that crashes have been trending down for sometime. https://theweek.com/speedreads/828609/trump-claims
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by hilbertseries 8y ago
>He's written a nuanced, heartfelt essay, and this comment seems to have missed all of that to nitpick on a word. Hackers news comments in a sentence.
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by hilbertseries 8y ago
A good realtor will tell you if you're overpaying, because they want repeat business and referrals. Same for selling.
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by hilbertseries 8y ago
Reading the post mortem, I'm guessing it's more like it took them 30 minutes to figure out what was happening and then they rolled back the deploy and it was fixed. Edit: Reading further down, they actually admit that it was just
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by hilbertseries 8y ago
These problems are not unique to SQL, they are issues with any datastore. And if you're building your architecture correctly, the datastore is always going to be your bottleneck.
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
For startups of their sizes, it's unlikely they have strict data controls. So, probably anyone working on the product side of things, support, engineering, services, has access to their analytics data. Basically, most of the company li
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
Yes, because wordpress is useless and snap is a hugely popular web framework.
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
The livestreaming you just partner with a CDN who serves the content for you. Questions and answers for 170k concurrents users isn't super hard, just make sure your backing datastore is a horizontally scalable kv store. Any of the clou
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
The opposition research against Sanders is brutal. >Sanders’ 1985 trip to Nicaragua, where he reportedly joined a Sandinista rally with a crowd chanting, “Here, there, everywhere/ The Yankee will die.” http://www.slate.co
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
>think things through pretty comprehensively from all angles and plan effectively for what's needed. Is that why model 3 production is going so well?
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
Have you ever read a mechanical proof or studied mathematics at the graduate level? It's incredible difficult to prove even basic things in the current mathematical proof dialectics and reading the proofs is even more painful. Maybe th
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
Reddit is kind of a pain to run at small scale because it has so many dependences: https://github.com/reddit/reddit/wiki/Dependencies .
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
You're just too technical and think everyone is on your level. I work for a mobile analytics provider and we once sent a json log lines file format to a customer, who replied that they didn't know how to parse it and asked us for
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by hilbertseries 9y ago
As long as everything is in ec2 data transfer will be free. You're cost calculations are also off base. You'll need to send, receive and delete every message that you process via SQS. These can all be done in batches of 10. So it&
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by hilbertseries 10y ago
Care to list some?
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by hilbertseries 10y ago
I've talked to people at Facebook building their own NoSQL databases for large scale internal use at facebook, working on HHVM, GRAPHQL, working on stuff like their location services that serve billions of queries per second. I'm
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by hilbertseries 10y ago
The target audience of this book isn't the layman, it's people studying mathematics. So a phrase like "relatively little mathematical background" is meant in the context of academia. I don't think there's a bas
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by hilbertseries 10y ago
Mirai kills the ssh server on the machines when it starts.
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by hilbertseries 11y ago
It varies. Some developers right the software for embedded devices that power airplanes or medical machinery. Some engineers design speakers.
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by hilbertseries 11y ago
This isn't always true. A lot of companies collect data on their users that they use internally and don't sell to third party sources. Pretty much any large app, even paid apps collects usage data etc in order to better understand
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by hilbertseries 11y ago
MU was paying the people that upload illegal content, specifically because they were uploading illegal content.