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jakupovic
6y ago
That's an interesting way of thinking of the problem. Personally I have been involved with manual and not so manual effort. Obviously digging a trench ends after you stop, but building an algorithm that does the equivalent thing, whate
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jakupovic
6y ago
What makes you not do what you think you want to do?
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6y ago
Somewhat intelligible. If the Russian speaker is speaking slowly, one may get 20-30% of the meaning, from the Balkan side. If the people are really trying to communicate, they will probably just use English.
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jakupovic
6y ago
That's only for the People who bought at the top and sold. For the vast majority of people BTC has outperformed any other investment for majority of trading days.
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jakupovic
6y ago
Let's see not a problem if it doesn't affect you. Hmm, what about the ones that it does?
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6y ago
This is a great play by PayPal to get everyone's BTC. If they act as a traditional bank and allow one to get BTC in, but only pay $currency out, they may do well for themselves if the above is their play.
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jakupovic
6y ago
K8s is the new platform, you're just delaying the inevitable. Get with the program or suffer when your lack of knowledge makes you deficient in the platform uptake.
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6y ago
What I see here is that commands "logs" and "exec" are being commoditized and consumers (developers) are expecting these features out of their platform, whether it's kubernetes or anything else.
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6y ago
The group ideas are only as good as the smartest member. All this chit chat talk is bullshit
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6y ago
$1.4MM that's all they could eke out of it, pitiful performance.
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6y ago
Inception of fundamental disagreements ... On the point, what do you do if the machine is not there anymore? Your model fails immediately. Also, some processes operate on an assumption that the "machine" will stand-up -> do-som
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6y ago
Doesn't prove anything, the whole article is useless. If they did this over at least a few weeks, then maybe.
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6y ago
Still a waste of time. No matter how much easier doing unnecessary work is, it still doesn't make sense.
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jakupovic
6y ago
aws was used for storage and encoding initially. source: worked at aws
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7y ago
This is exactly like fasting in Islam, with addition that the time interval varies, as it uses Lunar calendar which rotates throughout the year.
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7y ago
I read it as saying our 3-d world can be encoded in ways other than a stream of x y z coordinates. Possibly a stream of 1-d "a" coordinates, which are translated to our reality by folding the "a" stream in different dire
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9y ago
You still don't get that if that electricity had a better/profitable use it would be used for such a purpose rather than Bitcoin mining.
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9y ago
'I can't do anything with Bitcoin that I can't do more easily with my credit card.' That's false as your credit card issuer controls who you can and cannot transact with. With BTC you control whom you transact with.
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9y ago
Wildcard certs work only 1 level deep. If you introduce regions and stages or other dimensions you would need multiple wildcard certs to cover e.g. SVCa.teama.region.example.com Multi domain certs help but then you need to encode all the na
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9y ago
Javascript everywhere! Developing a web application using javascript and having it served by a javascript platform (node js) makes everything so much easier. From simple code re-use, back-end to front-end, to not having to mentally switch c
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9y ago
"There is no computation you can write in Hadoop which you cannot write more easily in either SQL, or with a simple Python script that scans your files." How about base64decode? it is possible in SQL but not pretty. There are othe
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10y ago
Next thing to look at is why only 2k/sec users can be added to the DB.
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11y ago
I do the above as well with 1 addition, any of the virtual tabs on my remote host can also run a screen themselves. To control this I use Ctrl-Oo to control the outer screen and ctrl-a for inner screens. This is useful when you have a remot
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Dear AWS please eliminate startup time
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12y ago
I think that the destination comes first as then you're free to tack on any number additional files to add to the archive by simply appending them. If the destination was last argument any added files would have to come before the dest
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12y ago
uniq seems a bit easier to understand here: history | awk '{print $2}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn