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by kevinschumacher 10y ago
This is hilarious. Apparently Dominos exposes active order tracking information with only a phone number needed. The code in the OP just requests https://order.dominos.com/orderstorage/GetTrackerData?Phone=... for each
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by kevinschumacher 10y ago
this looks amazing but doesn't support recent versions of JIRA unfortunately
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by kevinschumacher 10y ago
Oh, he works for Splunk? My initial thought was, "who would choose Splunk for the datastore for anything ?" This now makes sense. edit: by "anything", I mean "anything that isn't logs/security event data&
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Field notes – ElasticSearch at petabyte scale on AWS(grey-boundary.io)
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by kevinschumacher 10y ago
I was thinking the same thing. Pretty bold move for a startup with an aim to provide a digital identity for everyone in the world with their stack. But if you really dig (and I mean really dig) into their site: > In the general case,
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
You can definitely run gremlin queries against Neo4j by a couple of methods. One example: https://github.com/thinkaurelius/neo4j-gremlin-plugin Also can use the Tinkerpop3 or Blueprints APIs to access your graph with G
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
Well, if the org hosting the content is being nice and following convention, sure. But, there's nothing stopping me from running a webserver listening on port 80 (so, accessed in the browser at http://example.com ) that serv
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
They're titled "Who wants to be hired?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10822021
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
Not sure if I'm crazy here, but I thought that the star ratings they show on the UI are their prediction of how much you will like the movie (i.e., they think you will give this movie 2 stars). Anyone know?
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
Totally agree with this. Many candidates I see that have a "strong interest" in machine learning have no idea wtf machine learning really entails; they are listing it as an interest because it is a buzzword and "sounds hard&q
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
A lot under their BuzzFeed News banner seems pretty well researched and written (in general, it's actual news) They do still have plenty of clickbait stuff under their other sections, though.
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
I've had ok experiences with Comodo for wildcard certs (through Namecheap and direct). Both times the cert never arrived in my inbox after domain verification. Had to contact support but then they (re?)sent it straightaway.
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
Looks to be inspired by fuckit.js: https://github.com/mattdiamond/fuckitjs So if you want the same thing but for JS give the above a shot.
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
Just one example of a big law firm in NY: http://www.lawfirmstats.com/firms/Willkie-Farr-Gallagher/all... Newly hired attorneys make US 160k, while those 8 years in typically make US 280k. There's a little bi
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
git clone --depth=1 path/to/repo when doing a clone for a deploy, since you don't need the history edit: but yes, cloning as a developer will take a long time. But, if it really gets out of hand, I can hand new devs
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
"what's a tokenizer? what's an interpreter?", said the beginner.
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
"Managed VMs" is a service offering within Google App Engine that lets you use any runtime (e.g., Python, Node.js, Go, C) but get the benefits of the GAE PaaS auto-scaling, versioning, etc. It actually works by shipping a docker c
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
This uses the HBase API. You just connect to it like you would any other HBase cluster, using an HBase client. It's not like e.g., BigQuery or Datastore where you need the API client. You include a JAR and then connect to HBase like no
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by kevinschumacher 11y ago
Anyone else surprised to see that this is a C# application? Anyone know if how much C# development happens at Netflix?
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
for your issue 3 about not being able to check the size of multiple files: In the right click menu (where you'd normally go to "get info"), hold option/alt. You'll see "get info" (cmd+i) change to "sh
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
io.js is a fork of node.js, so the commit histories are the same prior to io.js becoming a thing. it is a new initiative.
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
WOW that is a lot of credit. How does Azure stack up "in the real world" compared to Amazon, Rackspace, Google?
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
They're not hashes. There's a few things embedded in the ObjectId (from the docs - http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/object-id/ ): ObjectId is a 12-byte BSON type, constructed using:
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
Is there a good service like this but for Movies/TV? I would love to be able to search for a movie and have it tell me it's available on Prime streaming, so I can go straight there instead of searching HBO Go and Netflix first. Id
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
If it can, you won't be able to afford the license
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
I haven't used either approach, but how does using this project compare to just using NDB directly with the Django middleware? https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/ndb/#integrat...
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
Both use yEd http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yfiles_about.html
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
And 4. Uber contractors cancelling rides for drivers that have already been recruited
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
What I think would be more interesting would be a way for viewers to stimulate the fish. Say you have a link that charges the viewer a small fee to feed the fish on a certain side of the tank. Scale the price with how much food the fish has
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by kevinschumacher 12y ago
As ladon86 mentioned, it looks like Lyft already had it ready to go. I'd bet Uber heard and pushed the blog post. I'm sure both were already working on it, but the Uberpool announcement is just an announcement. Lyft actually has i

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