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by kevinastone 11y ago
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/2.0/...
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by kevinastone 11y ago
Could you expand on why you didn't implement this using Futures?
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by kevinastone 11y ago
It's a public key for a reason. You need to the private key to authenticate, so you're safe having everyone know your public key.
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by kevinastone 12y ago
Thought that name was familiar: https://github.com/crateio/crate.io
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by kevinastone 12y ago
“How did you go bankrupt? Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” ― Ernest Hemingway
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by kevinastone 12y ago
we're actually reading it collectively in our inaugural engineering book club. I'm about a third the way through, it's full of insights on weaknesses and exploits for web based applications.
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by kevinastone 12y ago
I graduated in the summer of 2001 (BS ECE). Many of my classmates had their already accepted job offers rescinded before graduation. I ended up working a non-degree job for a year before finding an internship that I worked into a full-tim
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by kevinastone 12y ago
uWsgi is an implementation of the python WSGi spec that also supports Rack: http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Ruby.html
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by kevinastone 12y ago
It's part of the US Intelligence community, so it depends on your definition of the military. In practical terms, the answer is yes. It's mostly staffed from the Air Force and CIA.
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by kevinastone 12y ago
Your webpage doesn't render properly in Safari: https://www.dropbox.com/s/753xgwjhvbb1ml7/Screenshot%202014-...
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by kevinastone 12y ago
Each key press adds to the push state history. Spams the back button
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by kevinastone 12y ago
Take a look at ElasticUtils from Mozilla. It also provides a queryset-inspired interface for elasticsearch. http://elasticutils.readthedocs.org/
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Yeah, but I assure you that most of your entry level job seekers have no idea and either ask too low or some wildly inflated number (my friend over at blah blah was offered $120k...). It's more about being able to justify your expecta
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Yeah, fair point. If by Silicon Valley, you mean the large tech companies (like Google, Apple, etc), you're correct that they won't ask your salary expectations since they have their own internal process for determining compensat
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by kevinastone 13y ago
This is generally good advise (don't suggest willingness to negotiate, because that suggests you will take less). But, unless you've done research and have confidence that the $80k is viable for your experience and the position, y
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by kevinastone 13y ago
If your answer to "what salary are you expecting?" is: "I'm fine with a market-rate salary", I'll just ask you what you think market-rate is for your position. Now, usually, you can just say something like: &qu
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by kevinastone 13y ago
This routinely great advise (never make the first move!) just doesn't work in practice. Those making the hiring decisions are going to want to identify a range of possible salaries before continuing the recruiting process. Otherwise,
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by kevinastone 13y ago
TLDR: By the 1980s, they had missiles fast enough to shoot one down.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
It's not actually trading stock or adding shareholders. It's collateralizing the shares, much like you mortgage your home. They simply front you money with a lien against your shares.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
The TOV Limit for those following at home. It's when the star's gravitational pressure exceeds neutron degeneracy pressure and collapses into a black hole. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolman–Oppenheimer–Volk
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Why would you set `user-scalable=no` but not re-flow for tablets? I really wish Safari would provide an override for these incorrect viewport declarations.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
I'd suggest the title: Cap Trap drives to the root problem. The fact that the convertible note cap has become the pseudo-pricing of the round, creates considerable contention between angel investors and founder, which compromises the
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by kevinastone 13y ago
+1 on that eventual blog post.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Their "Find my iPhone" style tracking and alerting presumably.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Are you suggesting using `pip freeze > requirements.txt` as some kind of Gemfile.lock compared to setup.py#install_requires as the standard Gemfile?
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by kevinastone 13y ago
They say that for every outage.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Maybe its more localized. I haven't been able to push/pull since around 2pm PST.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
GitHub won't accept any code push or pulls while they're fixing their file servers. I know one of the benefits of DVCSs is that these outages don't immediately affect your work, but GitHub seems to have a several hour outage more than once
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GitHub down 2+ hours (and counting)(status.github.com)
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by kevinastone 13y ago
I would think `is_staff` makes more logical sense.

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