jethroalias97

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by jethroalias97 15y ago
Looks to be EC2. IP: 184.73.182.11 Whois: Amazon.com, Inc. AMAZON-EC2-7 (NET-184-72-0-0-1) 184.72.0.0 - 184.73.255.255
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
I don't think the issue is as much technical as it is about the nature of the community. digg, reddit, hacker news, etc. all have similar features, but quite different communities. these communities are generally molded by where they exist
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
before tax.
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
I agree they are cool, but why not just use a similar solution that does the same thing. Require a couple second server wait time in repeated requests from the same IP. Even if the spammers had over 1000 IPs (and most don't) this would stil
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
So it's possible my airplane might fall out of the sky because there is not enough memory because not enough time was devoted to garbage collection? That doesn't sound like a great solution. Not to say that C is necessarily the ideal soluti
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
Because, clever wordplay aside, "There is/isn't a bubble in technology" articles generally attract readers despite the fact they rarely contain substance. There was nothing in that article I didn't already know / have banged over my head by
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
I'm an OCaml fan as well and having written in a number of languages I can say that complexity in and of itself is probably not the enemy. I think the problem is more related to modularity. For instance I don't think it is the best policy t
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
Although these days that industry is moving towards sat solvers.
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
The title may as well have read, "I'm desperate for readership"
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
I gather they are used by some forms of program verification software. Beyond that, I dunno.
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
I'm inclined to agree, currently I have ssh setup on my home machine and use dyndns which is free and pretty simple. Setting up a server would be equally simple for the technically inclined.
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by jethroalias97 15y ago
It is funny that this recruiter guy "reserves" 10 for the inventor of the programming language. If I wrote the English dictionary and grammar system, would you assume I could write like Shakespeare?