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FaultFixers.com | CTO/Co-Founder Required | Funded B2B Enterprise Software | Equity & Salary | High Quality Angels | ONSITE | London, UK We've recently secured angel funding from former FTSE CEO's in our industry, complet
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What about pollution? Rockets seem to waste much more fuel compared to a plan on an equivalent distance, though I might be wrong and the main burn would consume less overall.
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Octopus Energy | Data Scientist | Soho, London, UK | ONSITE | Full time Octopus Energy is a challenger energy supplier based in Central London. Since we began in 2015, we’ve grown to supply over 100,000 customers, using technology to build
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Their IP addresses belong to a company named PSI net: ~ dig +short console.wasabisys.com 38.27.106.13 38.27.106.12 38.27.106.11 NetRange: 38.0.0.0 - 38.255.255.255 CIDR: 38.0.0.0/8 NetName: COG
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Octopus Energy | Software Engineer | Soho, London, UK | ONSITE, FULL TIME We are a tech-focused energy supplier for the UK market and we're looking for diligent software engineers (especially with Python experience) to join us. We'
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Octopus Energy | Software Engineer | Soho, London, UK | ONSITE, FULL TIME We are a tech-focused energy supplier for the UK market and we're looking for diligent software engineers (especially with Python experience) to join us. We'
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I'm guessing there is a finite number machine types, and they are well defined and do not change often? What you could do is generate a different packer configuration for each of those types (guessing you use packer since you mentioned
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Celery is an interesting one. The code looks well written, but I found contributing to be a real pain and documentation a mess, especially compared to Django's docs. Also, up until recently it was a one man job by Ask Solem. He's
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This isn't quite the same. Apple's platform is a closed garden. Hardware and software are bundled together and are inseparable. There can be no iPhone without iOS. Nokia didn't do that. They had Symbian, Windows Phones and As
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Congratulations to the PostgreSQL Global Development Group on a much-anticipated release. Curious about this: > parallelism can speed up big data queries by as much as 32 times faster Why would it be only 32 times faster? The sky's
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I get the sense lately of Linkedin being full of recruiters and job hunters rather than professionals searching for networking, or companies trying to reach out to an audience. Facebook does indeed help with marketing a brand. But it's
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10y ago
Interesting idea, good luck. Try placing the video higher up in the page, and also adding a voice over - it's more catchy than reading text.
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11y ago
We're headed toward a financial crisis. Borrowers not being able to pay loans.. Awfully sounds like the mortgage crisis.
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11y ago
NLP libraries process written text. This new API processes speech and extracts text from it.
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I have a business that purchases multiple items in a single order on a daily basis, and have never encountered this. We always get free shipping for orders, even if boxes are split. I'm curious about your use case, were they non amazo
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The fact that Bootstrap is widespread, and therefore perceived by some unprofessional, does not make a user using it unprofessional, nor does it make the framework unprofessional. Are Django or Flask unprofessional since they are widespread
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Congrulations! This is a great step forward for the community and for both parties involved. As for WooThemes - will we start seeing proper documentation [1] when products are released? I've been bit in the past by something being rele
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Now that race condition bugs have been widely exposed, I have a feeling we'll start seeing more of these "attacks" in the near future. They are relatively easy to execute and don't raise a high suspicion.
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I agree. PHPBB has been using that since the dawn of time, and I always get confused looking at the url - there's no context to my search
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Having an engineer deploy a trivial change is like having a doctor taking blood from a patient. Simple, needs to be learned and done often.
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It's not only getting to the original version of a song that's bothersome, but also searching for genres. Try searching for "swing", see how much unrelated songs you'll get before hitting a swing song.
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That's not an excuse really, they could easily have gotten that sorted if they PayPal HQ (US I guess?) wanted to.
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Would it be possible in the future to set the thresholds based on time? Say I expect high traffic only during mornings, and not want to handle it during the evening if it occurs. Any chance this is in the making?
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I'm up for this. Founders, if you're willing to share your experience on a blog, hit me up. My email is on my profile. Anonymity guaranteed. I'm not sure about what the format will be yet, but I'm thinking of interviews
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Fugu Luggage – Expandable Suitcase
(kickstarter.com)
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Has anyone owned one of these and can share their experience?
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> safer software What makes Rust-written software safer?
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91 gigabits per second? How do you handle that rate at the receiving party? You'd need a handful of RAM laying around so to not bottleneck the connection
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Could you tell us some more about how you do it?
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Where’s the API reference, WooCommerce?
(omerkorner.com)
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