korzun

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by korzun 9y ago
In most cultures, you don't criticize somebody for something while doing the exact opposite. Whataboutism does not apply to 90% of conversations but don't tell that to people who think they are smart by bringing it up. Whataboutis
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by korzun 9y ago
.. or 32 bit systems.
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by korzun 9y ago
Those settings are irrelevant in this scenario. The point is to maximize the throughput from a single server without backing up the queue.
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by korzun 9y ago
You can skip all of that nonsense and run FreeBSD.
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by korzun 9y ago
Comparing USD to Bitcoins is a sign of drinking too much Kool-Aid. The U.S will never allow a bunch of randoms to have any financial leverage because they 'mined' a virtual coin. Corporations and people with money will just flee t
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by korzun 9y ago
> "Blockchain" is nothing but a fancy database without Bitcoin, good luck making it completely illegal like alcohol, marijuana, torrents I will put my money on the Chinese government. Your Bitcoins are worthless if you can&#x27
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by korzun 9y ago
> But let's stop and think, is PHP the right tool for this job? :P Let's stop and think. Do you know what the job is or are you calling it in with this comment?
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by korzun 9y ago
> php-cli scripts normally don't have an execution time limit (or a memory limit?), which makes them ideal for upgrades/database maintenance/cron jobs/etc while being able to reuse code from the application itself ? P
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by korzun 9y ago
What value are you adding here? There are plenty of companies that rely on PHP that also have to work with CLI. I believe they are better informed when it comes to making decisions between handling CLI via an entirely different language and
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by korzun 9y ago
Good luck with that.
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by korzun 9y ago
The wheel, by itself, is not faster than legs. It does not adapt, repair, or feel. You will always need more than your legs to create a system that properly utilizes wheels. There is nothing intelligent about artificial intelligence. You m
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by korzun 9y ago
Technically, one can pull down any mature framework, decouple all of the features into smaller segments, get rid of all the code responsible for backward compatibility, and re-brand it as 'lighter' alternative. How is this any di
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by korzun 9y ago
The size is not a factor at that scale. Mobile suffers from issues latency, not with the 10-50K size difference. You can't compare your framework to something else (in size) if your framework does not account for backward compatibility
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by korzun 9y ago
> Thats more her style, not doing it for attracting attention, more because shes interested in modifying her body That doesn't change the fact that the media is still NSFW in the U.S.
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by korzun 9y ago
The commercial options are cheaper, faster and more durable. This 'appliance' will break in a couple of days.
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by korzun 9y ago
Is this a thing now? My family fled Russia when I was around 9, but I don't share that with the general public. There are millions of people like this in the U.S. This kind of thing is nothing special, unless you are living in a hole s
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by korzun 9y ago
I know this industry well. Who is 'a lot' of people?
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by korzun 9y ago
The barrier of entry is ownership of a modern vehicle that you are willing to brick at your own expense. You can't 'throw hackers' at something like that. The car manufacturers have all of the control, and in a sense, it is b
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by korzun 9y ago
I can tell by your post that you never did any sort of meaningful repair on a car. Yet, for some reason, you seem super concerned about what other people might do. Is there a term for this kind of bizzare nanny behaviour? Why pretend that y
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by korzun 9y ago
I like your website but what you are describing is not a deep learning algorithm. I'm not a big fan of people who do something well and then start going overboard with buzz words. You are most likely have a system that consumes content
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by korzun 9y ago
> We are using a deep learning algorithm to improve the detection. No, you are not.
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by korzun 9y ago
Are you comparing a child learning to speak with a set of conditional statements?
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by korzun 9y ago
Actually, it's 371 bytes.
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by korzun 9y ago
> Depends on the provider That was the whole point of my comment. It is up to the vendor and vendors do a horrible job. > the inevitable "we see you requested an account recovery" email would serve as useful canary There is
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by korzun 9y ago
I have been using the YubiKey for over a year now, and the novelty wore off. I lost my key a couple of weeks ago and was surprised how easy it was to get back into my accounts with just my phone. There is no point in using something like th
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by korzun 9y ago
I think it is safe to say that the IPO was a total scam. The company was never profitable, and numbers never made any sense. I have a bridge in Brooklyn up for grabs (cheap) if you still think the valuation was based on ridiculous data poin
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by korzun 9y ago
You are going backward with the 'Internet Explorer' like buy-in. That approach would only be faster in one segment; everything else will be slower. There is no point in speeding up the raw compile time by a couple of minutes if yo
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by korzun 9y ago
Let's fix Social Security first; worry about UBI later.
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by korzun 9y ago
A basic income would be perfect for Facebook. The people will be able to sit and consume everything social media while rotting away to obscurity.
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by korzun 9y ago
Why is it relevant what meme came out from Tumblr? If we are doing meme based valuations, then 4chan is a trillion dollar company.

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