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by jtchang 13y ago
35 years ago Marion Stokes probably could have never imagined that her collection would one day be instantly searchable and viewable by anyone with a computer. I imagine when she told her friends what she was doing it would be akin to someo
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by jtchang 13y ago
So if I understand this right...it means that no matter how far along the number line I go (and I can go a long ways out) I will always be able to eventually find a pair of primes that are separated by no more than 600? The crazy thing to m
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by jtchang 13y ago
Amazing work! What strikes me most is how little the language matters. You don't even have to watch it with subtitles to see how solid the editing was. Kudos to the entire team that worked on these videos.
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by jtchang 13y ago
By the way if you need help feel free to e-mail/ping me.
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by jtchang 13y ago
I use postgres and ran into this issue as well. Inside postgres.conf for the slave I have the following: # These settings are ignored on a master server. hot_standby = on # "on" allows queries during recover
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by jtchang 13y ago
One of the reasons I like Django so much is because of the community. This might seem rather meta but the comments in this thread are generally positive. Most Django users I know are well aware of its limitations and don't try to sugar
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by jtchang 13y ago
I've actually never seen the idea of a phoneblock but it sounds awesome. I've always wanted a mass spectrometer on my phone (okay maybe that is asking a bit too much).
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by jtchang 13y ago
I worked for GE out of college when joining a program called IMLP. Feel free to reach out if you want to know my thoughts. Overall very positive. Got to move around 4 different places in 2 years.
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This is a great hack if only to illustrate that EEG devices are consumer friendly enough to be integrated into a variety of products. About the only company in this space that makes super high end intimate products is LELO. The rest of mark
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by jtchang 13y ago
This is awesome. A few years back I originally wrote an open source EyeFi server in Python ( http://returnbooleantrue.blogspot.com/2009/04/eye-fi-standal... ). I could not actually hack into the card though and get
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by jtchang 13y ago
Weird does this work in Ubuntu using chrome?
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I just checked it out and really like it. My primary use case would be a tool to replace or augment a wiki. What types of feedback are you most interested in receiving?
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by jtchang 13y ago
One of the events they funded was called Balloonacy: https://www.facebook.com/events/277093279051184/ I helped solder like a bazillion motion sensor LEDs to a board to stick in all the balloons.
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This can't be a good thing.
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There is going to be a head on collision between current government regulations and this rise of social sharing. Airbnb vs the entrenched hotel industry. Uber vs the taxi commissions. I, for one, welcome it. It's time the market voiced
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Best Farewell to Excel I've Ever Seen (American Pie)(youtube.com)
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How about giving out small packets of it for free or price of shipping? Collect e-mails and then convert them from there.
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Nothing short of astounding. Some people didn't think it could be done. And now we have something that truly proves it. What's next? Lighter materials? I'd love to play around with something like this and not have to be a wor
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by jtchang 13y ago
So many haters with the new design. I personally like the new look.
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Can anyone describe a bit about titanium and how it is hard to work with? Are there special considerations that you have to take when working with the metal?
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I just want to say how incredibly lucky I feel to have two very mature and high performing OSS web servers. Both nginx and Apache are absolutely solid pieces of software. I wish we had as many alternatives to Microsoft Excel as we do IIS.
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by jtchang 13y ago
Dishcrawl http://www.dishcrawl.com/ San Jose, CA Looking for first engineering hire to work on Python/Django. Dishcrawl is about creating cool food experiences. Candidate should have experience with JS/CSS and bac
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What type of technology would allow us to be absolutely certain that a piece of information was only used for an explicit purpose? My first thought was a chain of custody with public/private key encryption for viewing the information.
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I used digital ocean to setup a mirror test environment. How is their reliability? I noticed once or twice it I would lose connectivity. I have quite a few boxes on linode and thinking about switching over production infrastructure. EDIT
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Two ways I could see this being set up: 1. NSA goes to Facebook and tells them to install a server/rack in their data center. The server needs to be on a port that can "see" all traffic unencrypted. The servers then transpare
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The lesson to take from this is you can't rely on someone else providing security for you. You need to make sure you "layer" your security. If your database is compromised make sure you are salting your passwords or at least using a hash th
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That hit way too close to home!
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I would like to belong to a collective. I had a discussion with a friend a while back that a lot of code we write is reusable. And while there is always this work for hire clause the truth is a lot of us reuse ideas/snippets of code from on
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by jtchang 13y ago
Oh stupid me...just installed AdBlock this morning.
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by jtchang 13y ago
What's it written in? Pretty fast! Also browsing through it I don't even see your ads?

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