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by korzun 12y ago
Flawed benchmarks. If target produces errors during the test, the result should be invalidated immediately. You can't compare data from failed result to another failed result or a normal one. In instances where flask/django starte
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by korzun 12y ago
You went from a nuclear carrier to carrier shaped hulks of steel really fast.
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by korzun 12y ago
> Meaning that $74.6 billion[2] is enough to buy Apple 12 nuclear carriers You can't buy a single operational carrier for that price.
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by korzun 12y ago
Every single 'code interview' question site/blog covers FizzBuzz problem ten times a year. Tests like this are a giant waste of time.
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by korzun 12y ago
Three instances in a single party? Sounds pretty bad. Are you sure the girl was uncomfortable with the fact that a co-worker had his arm on her and not that you were starting at her and analyzing it? The former is pretty normal as far as fr
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by korzun 12y ago
Have fun trying to troubleshoot something that uses a controller of some sort .vs fuse system without thousands of dollars of equipment. Really... have fun. I rather check the fuses and trace the wiring for that part using a meter.
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by korzun 12y ago
>I don't need to live in your neighborhood to have an opinion. A Nobody in the neighborhood needs your opinion. If you are going to comment on the community you were never a part of or a certain class you never been a part off, then
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by korzun 12y ago
Read what? I live in this neighborhood and grew up around here. Where did you grow up? Entertain me please. You realize that Eric was selling cigarettes (no id) to high school kids for months right? You realize that most people with familie
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by korzun 12y ago
It's funny that you assume that. Given the amount of crime and interactions they have, they are actually doing a pretty good job. This is coming from a guy who got harassed by cops and filled formal complaint that went no where. Shit h
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by korzun 12y ago
Police is still accountable and are doing their job. If anything the extra 'cash' they generated was a 'favor' to the said municipal government. They are actually doing you a huge favor. No more bullshit tickets at the e
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by korzun 12y ago
> Hi, I see you're new here Hey, ad hominems like your opening sentence are not welcome on Hacker News :)
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by korzun 12y ago
The slain officer lived in my neighborhood. Every single officer I know was impacted by this. They have 24/hour shifts guarding their house on their own time and thousands of officers showed up to his funeral. You sound extremely ignor
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by korzun 12y ago
Yes, cut the SWAT teams in.. NYC. Send armored division tanks to.. Ukraine. They should hire you to run NYPD.
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by korzun 12y ago
You can't replace the union and NYPD has some serious voting power. So have fun with that.
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by korzun 12y ago
"Buying a computer on credit is just as bad, might as well just set fire to money". You are not living in reality. Most of people live on credit and can't afford to pay for things in full. Especially not $500 laptops "fo
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by korzun 12y ago
You can't guarantee 100% expense coverage during random events. Not everybody has thousands of dollars laying around in emergency fund for 12+ months. Committing to an insurance policy is simply a semi-guaranteed safety net. Have tons
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by korzun 12y ago
Lease a mid-size sedan and paint it yellow. Then buy it out because you will be saving tons of cash over the lease period. Depreciate in value for something like this is dumb. We are not talking about fully loaded S500 MB's here.
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by korzun 12y ago
Fair point.
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by korzun 12y ago
I assure you that if you had a proper system in place it would limit the exposure. We are talking about 600 r/s (QVC should be able to eat that anyways, but whatever). At this level you should know this will happen and have placeholder
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by korzun 12y ago
Yes. Did your read/understand what I posted? Especially the last part where I predicted that somebody will crawl out and post what you just did?
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by korzun 12y ago
Rate limiting is not blocking. Multiple tabs do not translate to concurrent requests. A shop like QVC should have a high limit and frankly an automatic system that flags stuff like this and notifies proper parties.
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by korzun 12y ago
Agree with the suit but QVC (by this time) should have rate limiting / throttling per IP. (waits for somebody to claim that each request came from a different proxy)
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by korzun 12y ago
Most of the stuff is already digitized. They moved over to leveraging it against their maps (building numbers, etc).
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by korzun 12y ago
So if you are in a remote location or do not fit a specific demographic you are basically a robot.
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Use BitBucket for private repos? Be careful(screencast.com)
2 points by korzun 12y ago|1 comments
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by korzun 12y ago
It looks like ever wrote the scanner (that hit this honeypot) thought it would be a great idea to count on instances where terminal becomes laggy/crashes during a password change. Adminstrator would then set a new password by an accide
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by korzun 12y ago
Queues Don't Fix Overload? True. They let you control it and prevent longer operations from impacting general end-user performance. TLDR: Don't build queues for non-queue friendly processing.
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by korzun 12y ago
Why would they talk to anybody? Support decisions were already made (for a reason) for both releases. Trying to revise them and committing on '?' for an array of production servers is a horrible idea.
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by korzun 12y ago
> We are the people who end up having to deal with a lack of free choices, a small range of products which are buggy, and DRM bullshit. What are you dealing with? Get real, you are sitting on HN waiting for your Uber. Buggy products? Who
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by korzun 12y ago
What damage. How did it impact you.

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