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kerpele
8y ago
It'll be interesting to benchmark these against existing instance types. Also, there hasn't really been anything in AWS for low sustained load but these seem to fit the bill perfectly.
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kerpele
8y ago
I don't understand why commenters here are bashing this article and/or the author. Why do people see financial success as the only worthwhile goal?
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kerpele
8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this article. The common defense for software patents is that a small company doesn't have any other means to prevent a big company from copying its invention, but I'd claim that a small company can
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kerpele
8y ago
How big is the NFC antenna?! The size difference of 5C and 5C nano is pretty big but if it still can't fit the antenna then it must be huge
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kerpele
8y ago
From the article: 'In addition to the name, the team chose a hashtag for its project that is a nod to both agile software development, and the fact that Kessel Run’s culture is more startup than strictly military: #agileAF “The AF stan
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kerpele
8y ago
I'm not sure if their numbers are sound. For example they claim to be able to deduce hosting service market share from their build numbers, but considering GitLab has built-in CI/CD system and GitHub doesn't it would make sen
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kerpele
9y ago
I just wish they would stop tracking me and everyone I interact with whenever and wherever
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kerpele
9y ago
As far as I know men behave the same way and thus this article comes across as misogynous as it tries to portray women as being unfair or something.
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kerpele
9y ago
I don't have a source right now, but I remember reading that drug use in total went down in Portugal after decriminalisation. Probably due to people having better access to help and therefore better chance of kicking the habit
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kerpele
9y ago
Yes I do. It's called basic decency, and attitudes like yours are a big part of why we are in this mess.
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kerpele
9y ago
Wow. I can't tell if you're a middle-schooler, a troll or Milo. If asking is enough to kill romance then it needs to die in that instance. Try again with someone else and if that someone else actually likes you they'll just t
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kerpele
9y ago
How about asking before kissing? It is not "embarrassing faux-pas" to kiss a woman who doesn't want it, it is violating their personal space.
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kerpele
9y ago
I love the Comcast representative's comment basically saying "we've been doing this for years, too late to complain now"
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kerpele
9y ago
So with the hard limit there's a set amount of transactions that fit into a block? And whoever wants to get their transaction validated faster can bid a higher fee?
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kerpele
9y ago
They mention in the article that as there is a limited amount of coins that can be mined the mining activity will eventually die down, but as I understand it the verification and validation of transactions happens along with mining. How wil
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kerpele
9y ago
But it was still sent from a PC instead of another phone so not really the commercial use-case. And regardless, why would they not mention it instead of making this guy sound like he actually wrote the whole sms system?
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kerpele
9y ago
Any prototype would have been tested in the lab first.
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kerpele
9y ago
I'm having a hard time believing someone would have had a phone capable of receiving text messages at a Christmas party if nobody had ever before successfully sent (and therefore received) one.
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kerpele
9y ago
No argument, just a question. The answer will affect my decision whenever I'm asked to travel to the US next and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
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kerpele
9y ago
Does this include visitors or just immigrants? Or were visitors already targeted by preceding rules?
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kerpele
9y ago
My team is in the process of switching a React app to TypeScript and an interesting issue popped up just today. I was refactoring some component to be able to implement a new feature. At some point of the process I managed to break the comp
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kerpele
9y ago
It seems to only be significantly different with fannkuch-redux. Looking at the CLBG page ( http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u32/performance.php?... ) for that algorithm there doesn't seem to be very big diff
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kerpele
9y ago
Probably a hack but a fairly entertaining one
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kerpele
9y ago
Unless the point is to have more people in regardless of whether they have any possibility to graduate I don't understand this. How many highly talented kids have already been lost just because they didn't know what they wanted in