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Small Matter of Programming(en.wikipedia.org)
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by kapitalx 10y ago
Also in this case the CEO is staying on as CTO which is a good sign that this is a strategic hire rather than some internal issues leading to ousting of the CEO.
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by kapitalx 10y ago
Pagerduty puts alot of focus on reliability. They have redundant telephony providers and are hosted in multiple cloud provider data centers. You don't want your alerting service to go down with your service. When AWS goes down, Twilio
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by kapitalx 10y ago
This was just presented at Monitorama, here are some pictures people posted: https://twitter.com/jessfraz/status/748201403789676544 https://twitter.com/Serginio89/status/74820291384393728
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Vizceral – Netflix's traffic visualization tool open sourced(github.com)
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by kapitalx 10y ago
Brought back great memories, such as "prince.exe megahit 13"
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by kapitalx 10y ago
Chaos engineering falls in this category: http://principlesofchaos.org/
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by kapitalx 11y ago
I took the mindfulness course at Stanford[1] to support my wife who needed it. I was highly skeptical initially, but really enjoyed it. He teaches mindfulness through practice and leaves religious association out of it. It takes practice to
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by kapitalx 11y ago
Rule Of Three covers steps 2 and 3. This they used to teach in our 1st year computer science program: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(computer_progra...
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by kapitalx 11y ago
The problem with this solution is that if A writes Token_A to resource, and then A dies, then the resource can never be written to again. How do you avoid not needing to time out the 'curr_lock'
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by kapitalx 11y ago
This is a man in the middle on the mobile app, which relies on the certificates on the phone. You just need to add your phony certificate to the OS's trust store. It's an attempt to find any private APIs that the APP is using, rat
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Dynomite with Redis on AWS – Benchmarks(techblog.netflix.com)
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by kapitalx 11y ago
Yep. This is a great reminder why we should all donate to EFF [and that I haven't renewed my membership since a few months ago] Edit: membership now renewed
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by kapitalx 11y ago
This is how I imagine it went: Apple: "We'll give you a lot of money if you make content exclusive to us" Wired: "Lets trial run it with one article and see how it goes, and we'd like the exclusivity period to expir
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by kapitalx 11y ago
Netflix employee here. I've been at a company that changed vacation policy to unlimited from 20 days [Nvidia] and now at netflix which has the freedom and responsibility culture and unlimited vacation policy quite established in the cu
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by kapitalx 11y ago
I think as the popularity and # of applications of YC has increase over the years, YC has naturally leaned towards startups who were further along. This way they can make that shift official without losing the original vision of YC.
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by kapitalx 11y ago
When amazon was pressured into charging sales taxes in many states, I predicted that it would likely translate to same day delivery. They used it as an opportunity to bring the product closer to their customers. I know i'll be using am
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by kapitalx 12y ago
There is more information you'd have to communicate. Like how long I can leave my car in this spot before I have to move it.
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by kapitalx 12y ago
A great way to both raise campaign financing and instill fear
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Iran Agrees to Framework of Nuclear Deal(nytimes.com)
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by kapitalx 12y ago
There seems to always be something in my mailbox though hardly anything useful. I liked the sort-out and/or zap for junk concept. Specially during election season.
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by kapitalx 12y ago
I tried using the unlimited photos service with my prime account and auto-phone-photo-backup service. It works great when uploading or browsing your photos online, but once you go to download your photos, it's one by one.
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Onelogin down for all customers(onelogin.zendesk.com)
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by kapitalx 12y ago
I love how ResEdit provides a physical address for sending bug reports. I'm curious how many they got and how the interactions were back and forth to repro. I'm sure they were much more detailed reports than most of the one liners
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by kapitalx 12y ago
I had the same reaction. at the time it was a top post and I had a double take.
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by kapitalx 12y ago
Not at all. Not to completely repeat myself, I'm merely saying that all such hash functions will have collisions. So the fact you have collisions doesn't imply weakness as it's a fact of life. So all you're left with is
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by kapitalx 12y ago
Every time you map a large set to a smaller set, you are bound to have collisions[1]. In other words, all hashing algorithms which map input data to a bounded string will have collisions. Depending on what you're using the hashing func
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by kapitalx 12y ago
Here is a good example: http://www.tickld.com/x/capitalism-explained-this-is-so-accu...
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You Have Two Cows(en.wikipedia.org)
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MagClip: Tame Wild Earbud Wires and Untangle Your Life(kickstarter.com)
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