jakemoshenko

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by jakemoshenko 8y ago
I feel like the author is making a huge omission by not talking about the properties of multi-raft sharded DBs coupled with the TrueTime-like APIs from cloud providers in 2018. He links to a post from the CEO of CockroachDB written in early
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by jakemoshenko 8y ago
I think that's a really efficient way to find a local maxima. In my opinion, companies need competition to drive continued innovation.
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by jakemoshenko 8y ago
I regularly sit on creations out of my daughter's duplo.
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by jakemoshenko 8y ago
That sounds like a problem with the definition of overweight, which probably uses BMI. BMI doesn't seem to scale well to athletic builds.
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by jakemoshenko 8y ago
I don't think you understand. Theoretically with an efficient grid there should only be one "market rate" for power. Bitcoin miners would pay market rate regardless of where they are geographically. Certain places pay a vastl
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by jakemoshenko 8y ago
Got any more information about "Manhattan burned to the ground"? I can only find two "great fires" that may be relevant, and neither of them gave Manhattan a do-over. The Commissioner's plan is the reason Manhattan
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by jakemoshenko 9y ago
... the coolant in the car to warm up before the heater starts blowing hot You conveniently truncated the quote to change the issue. If they wanted heat, they have to wait longer than 15s.
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by jakemoshenko 9y ago
They will almost always allow you to sublease though, which is its own horrible time sink to find a replacement tenant.
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by jakemoshenko 9y ago
What do they actually do for noise mitigation though? If people can't take calls in them without disrupting others, and if someone could theoretically still shout at their neighbor when they need to have a discussion it sounds less tha
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by jakemoshenko 9y ago
As of this time I can't actually find their listing on Amazon, but it's likely that they're "Ships from and sold by Amazon.com" as the traditional retailer, and not using FBA with their own webstore.
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by jakemoshenko 9y ago
Because there are no engineers storming the office of the CTO demanding that they buy Moby. There is a lot of brand value in the name Docker.
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by jakemoshenko 10y ago
Manned multicopters have already happened. [1] MIT has also demonstrated a variable pitch quadcopter. [2] If they can use plasma laminar detachment and reattachment to somehow simulate a variable pitch propeller, while still getting some we
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by jakemoshenko 11y ago
One of my favorite tools generates these for regexes, taking much of they mystery out of the syntax: http://regexper.com/#(%3F%3ARailroad%7CRegex)%5Cs%2BDiagrams...
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by jakemoshenko 11y ago
PM for Quay.io here, my contact information is in my profile if you would like to discuss ways in which we can improve the product. We are always looking for ways to deliver the best possible experience.
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by jakemoshenko 11y ago
You don't have to eat the cost of the overlap, and they don't send you a new metrocard, they credit the credit card you used to purchase the metrocard. You never stopped getting unlimited metrocards, but you are credited for the o
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by jakemoshenko 11y ago
Here I am trying to imagine a vehicle with infotainment but without a steering wheel. It raises so many questions! Do you assume that we will purchase self driving cars frequently enough that the infotainment will keep pace? Do you anticipa
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by jakemoshenko 11y ago
If you read the article there is more to it than just staying under water. The stroke is basically like the dolphin kick on your side. They mention that it may be more efficient because you are able to pull in more water laterally than vert