jjoe

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by jjoe 11y ago
This is a good example of premature optimization at work.
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by jjoe 11y ago
For those who downvote, why is a wire transfer no go in this situation?
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by jjoe 11y ago
Hi, I recommend changing the UA to something other than "Ruby". Maybe "Watergun-v1" for example. I noticed a couple of probes within a 7mn interval. So is the 15mns worst case? Good luck!
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by jjoe 11y ago
I don't like commenting on others' politics and governments (Egypt in this case). I do for my own because I have the right to. But wouldn't a predominantely Muslim country vote for a Muslim government? Wouldn't a Christi
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by jjoe 11y ago
You're tying up the re-birth of entrepreneurship to the 2011 revolution that happened in Egypt. But isn't the ousting of past-elected president and the forced takeover by el-Sisi (a military man) a sign of complacency from the you
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by jjoe 11y ago
Delayed payouts are one way for businesses to minimize loss should a chargeback occur. But now that Lyft pays out instantly, they're at risk of losing the payout (> $50) + $chargeback_fee. Is the wording of the announcement code for
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by jjoe 11y ago
I agree on the background needing a change. But I think a hand drawn icon needs a very geometric background to contrast the icon's organic drawing.
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by jjoe 11y ago
Good stories? Do you mean good projects? Or perhaps "good submissions" if you're looking for more generic verbiage.
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by jjoe 11y ago
Subscribe with a throwaway email address and monitor it for a month or two.
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by jjoe 11y ago
Is this a Zerodium ad masquing the politically incorrect PR of "zerodium has 0day exploits available for sale"? I mean how else would anyone advertise availability of 0day without compromising their credibility? $1M per exploit wo
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by jjoe 11y ago
What if it's such advanced protocol layering and encryption that those alien signals appear to us to be "cosmic noise"? Surely an advanced civilization would have advanced communication capabilities we haven't even consi
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by jjoe 11y ago
Some companies let you start even though the background check hasn't completed. Meaning there's a possibility company B could let you go even a week after you started, the minute they find out about your past and it's conflic
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by jjoe 11y ago
It's only a problem when you need to switch IPs urgently. Some browsers also maintain their own cache but it's not as aggressive as resolvers. Caching (e.g. overriding TTLs) cuts down RU on space, power, hardware, and latency (hav
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by jjoe 11y ago
Alright, I'm going out on a limb to suggest we need an aggressive approach to DNS resolvers. Someone should build a RESOLVBL of resolvers that don't respect RR TTL. I'm certain resolvers will rethink their approach when end u
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by jjoe 11y ago
Something about this doesn't feel right. Unfortunately I can't express it so it's useful to you. But keywords that create conflict in my head are: elite, candidates, less expensive, recruiter, pay. Perhaps this explains the u
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by jjoe 11y ago
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/do-you-have...
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by jjoe 11y ago
DigitalOcean restricts the use of their nodes as a platform for a CDN like yours. IMO, I find the latter restriction unfair but ToS is ToS. Make sure you have a plan B. Good luck!
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by jjoe 11y ago
Gotcha! Will check back in a couple of months when I'm ready to use this. Good luck!
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by jjoe 11y ago
Can you illustrate how you leveraged Amplify to amplify Amplify's launch? I bet your own launch could be used as a case study on how to best optimize a launch or to produce a good tutorial.
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by jjoe 11y ago
Is that Rwasa as in Russians? Because in one non-Russian dialect I'm familiar with, it translates exactly to that. If so, I find the reference interesting considering Nginx author's country of origin. I'm curious how you came
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Ask HN: What's the best duration for a free trial for a PaaS?
1 points by jjoe 11y ago|2 comments
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by jjoe 11y ago
That plus completely removing the battery.
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TrackPoint (2011)(research.microsoft.com)
84 points by jjoe 11y ago|66 comments
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by jjoe 11y ago
"My brother just disabled his and learned to use the nipple." FYI, it's called a Trackpoint.
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by jjoe 12y ago
Its performance is so scant one must cache it to oblivion. This is especially true when you hit a certain high SKU threshold. Not to mention the horrible modules that are out there in the market. Plug: Had to write a full page caching mecha
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by jjoe 12y ago
Believe me, I did consider it. It'd have made things easier a bit. But the goal (as stated in Github) is to not depend on any external module. Execution flow should be to wget && python varnishtuner.py similar to the way mysq
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Show HN: Varnishtuner.py(github.com)
34 points by jjoe 12y ago|9 comments
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by jjoe 12y ago
I'm as ticked off as anyone here regarding the blatant security lapse(s). But I must confess: The level of tenacity of OP is outstanding in light of all the strongly worded comments that've been directed at him/her (understan
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by jjoe 12y ago
I understand his decision to skip the HW RAID controller (I like mdadm too). But a BBU is definitely critical to this op. NVMe has so many more queues that on a busy box it's going to hold way too much uncommitted data and metadata. No
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by jjoe 12y ago
That's Raspberry Pi Colo, which is indeed different. I agree that salestext is mostly grandiose blurb but I oddly expected better from a tech startup. I suspect the wording came out straight of the horse's mouth ;)

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