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by iooi 8y ago
> Daily / weekly / monthly plain text email or emailed spreadsheet is way better. > Also, lots of startups waste a lot of time building a dashboard not realizing that they're now building two apps. Setting up a Grafana
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by iooi 8y ago
You probably want to replace the location instead of pushing onto it.
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by iooi 8y ago
Got it, so we should treat the npm community as a child, right?
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by iooi 8y ago
As far as Python goes, yes. Multicore implies multiple processes, which means that each process will have it's own Python interpreter, each with it's own GIL. If you were to use multithreading instead, you would generally have a
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by iooi 8y ago
I'm not sure you understand how the GIL works in Python. If you're using multiprocessing, there's no locking across the code executing on each core. Also, if you're writing to the same file from four processes, you&#x2
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by iooi 8y ago
I'm assuming you're talking about Python, which is also "4-5 lines" to use multithreading or multiprocessing. Can you explain what's wrong with GIL languages? Now that I think about it, it's even less than 4 l
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by iooi 8y ago
> 1. World without political boundaries, weapons, pollution, carbon emissions. Oh, please. Without weapons? The first group to get a hold of them will be de-facto rulers -- by force.
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by iooi 8y ago
Goddamn, someone was murdered and you really think the murderer is a victim because he was called dumb on the internet?
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by iooi 8y ago
I don't think this a dumb question, ELBs on AWS are stupid expensive for what they do.
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by iooi 8y ago
That sounds witty for a minute, but if you think about it, almost every single person that died in the past 10 years used a cell phone.
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by iooi 8y ago
Have you taken a look at algo[1]? Dead simple to set up on AWS. [1] https://github.com/trailofbits/algo
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by iooi 8y ago
> NF1 SSDs enabled an undisclosed maker of servers to install 72 of such drives in a 2U rack for a 576 TB capacity That's 12PB in a 42U rack! I wonder what sort of storage densities Google, Amazon, and Dropbox are achieving.
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by iooi 8y ago
> The effect isn't good when you properly design the study. Not sure if you meant to say "isn't as good', since that has a very different meaning and it's what's actually stated in your quote: > smaller
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by iooi 8y ago
How soon until Amazon starts sending the private conversations of people discussing illegal things directly to law enforcement? It will be pretty easy to justify by bringing up bomb threats, but it would mostly be people buying/using d
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by iooi 8y ago
"ATF: Alcohol Tobacco and Fire Arms. Rednecks with a license to kill. Never, ever, ever ask for their help on anything." Wow. I always had a feeling they were useless, and this makes it really clear.
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by iooi 8y ago
If it helps, Evicted recently won the Pulitzer prize for non-fiction. Great book.
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by iooi 8y ago
The Field - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvDt7XFhwHg MiM0SA - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXHhKIChMbw Fuck Buttons - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxVZDxK02QE Philip Glass - https
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by iooi 8y ago
> imagine a slightly-more-functional HN with separate "groups" for different subjects How do you compare the site to Reddit? Curious since you're pretty much branding it as an alternative to Reddit by disclosing your previ
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by iooi 8y ago
Careful with drawing too many conclusions from that book. Your take away is pretty ironic, considering that was Kahneman's problem: "I placed too much faith in underpowered studies" [1] [1] https://replicationinde
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by iooi 8y ago
Does anyone else with astigmatism notice that the e, c, and even the a are way too closed off? Especially for print (and on the heavier weights), good luck distinguishing these characters from far away with an o.
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by iooi 8y ago
Were you responsible for that debt? Why did Medicare cover so little?
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by iooi 8y ago
The camera should move when zooming in, for example if I'm pointing at the Empire State and I zoom in, the zoom should center on the building.
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by iooi 8y ago
I'm really curious where/how they acquire the main ingredient for those meals.
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by iooi 9y ago
The goal is to cure, from the article, quoting the head of lung at Yale: > “Chemotherapy has limitations. Immunotherapy has the ability to cure. I lead the Yale lung team. We have patients on these immunotherapies alive more than eight
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by iooi 9y ago
> After a median follow-up of 10.5 months, the estimated rate of overall survival at 12 months was 69.2% in the pembrolizumab-combination group versus 49.4% in the placebo-combination group. Seriously groundbreaking. This is a once-in-a
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by iooi 9y ago
> if your game can be botted you botched your game design So Starcraft, Counter Strike, and PUBG all have botched game designs? Please..
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by iooi 9y ago
Never heard of people using LED lights in the morning. He's already supplementing with vitamin D, so what is the benefit of using the light on top of that?
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by iooi 9y ago
> Most of them came pretty late (around 9 or 10am), mostly due to heavy traffic in the city. How is that late? It's not rare for some developers to get in between 11am-12pm in the large tech companies I know about/have worked
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by iooi 9y ago
Original paper here: https://journals.aps.org/prl/pdf/10.1103/PhysRevLett.120.151...
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by iooi 9y ago
This article touches on it a bit, but I would love a piece like Modern CSS Explained For Dinosaurs [1] for color spaces. The history of RBG, XYZ, CMYK, sRGB, etc. would be pretty interesting on their own. [1] https://medium.co

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