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leif
15y ago
Thanks!
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leif
15y ago
more interested in disk (and workloads larger than memory, but it doesn't sound like that's their use case)
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leif
15y ago
Anybody know what hardware those benchmarks were on? Is it actually durable? They mention problems with writeback caching, but are they at least durable from the OS perspective? How well does it scale?
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leif
15y ago
Where's the line? Do I have to kill you in person to be on the right side of it? What if I use a gun instead of a knife? Is that still okay? How about if I have all kinds of armor and a bunch of buddies behind me, and I blow you up with
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leif
15y ago
It sounds like the Matrix filter can't be delta compressed because the bits in each element get smeared across dimensions, but it also sounds like you understand that. I don't think structures which hit lower bonds can't be delta compres
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leif
15y ago
What is the difference between this and the google voice extension ( https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/kcnhkahnjcbndmme... )?
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leif
15y ago
I don't mean to criticize, what I said was "you are not alone."
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leif
15y ago
This seems like an instance of putting the solution before the problem. I imagine you went in knowing you wanted to write an app and came up with one, not that you wanted to help people find out salaries, and then decided the app was the w
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leif
15y ago
It's a different culture. The nice interpretation of this behavior is that companies in France (and many other places outside the US) treat you as a whole person, rather than a skill set, and therefore want to know more about you than just
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leif
15y ago
In france, it is customary, nearly mandatory, to include a photo on one's resume.
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leif
15y ago
Nope, just a typo. Windows is still Windows in France.
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leif
15y ago
this is similar to a greater ny acm icpc problem from 2008 (which my team was the only one to solve :-)
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leif
15y ago
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leif
15y ago
font looks an absolute mess on my machine: http://imgur.com/fXTur linux, chrome 11
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leif
16y ago
If you're charming enough, it might work, but if you're charming enough, you probably don't need tricks like these.
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leif
16y ago
With the immoral practices of most credit card companies once you're in such deep debt, defaulting almost seems more than fair. Morals work two ways.
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leif
16y ago
git doesn't really expose a great UI for this model of behavior. This needs a good UI for many things, for example, looking through history and cherry-picking old versions of files to revert to. Also, it doesn't give you access from public
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leif
16y ago
Just this past week, I realized that irs.gov does this, and had exactly that reaction.
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leif
16y ago
sure. pick one and make people use it
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leif
16y ago
Why, though, do they think of a function as a machine for doing something? Because we tell them so. Before starting any standard CS curriculum (ignoring, for a moment, self-taught hackers), the only place a student should have heard about "
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leif
16y ago
This is not the entrance exam for math majors, it's the entrance exam for everyone. The math is much more difficult than the entrance exams I took, though mine did offer sections on a broader set of topics, if you were familiar, to let you
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leif
16y ago
nothing, got a response on twitter and he said he borked it but will fix next release
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leif
16y ago
Still waiting for Virgin Historic.
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leif
16y ago
mine goes all blue, it's awful and I haven't found anyone with this problem. Looks great in vim but it's unusable for urxvt/xterm (and also emacs). edit: http://imgur.com/OMjdR
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leif
16y ago
right
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leif
16y ago
$ while true; do sleep 20m; xmessage 'stretch' &; done
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leif
16y ago
"bus scheme" is cute: http://technomancy.us/98 You could do "airbus scheme".
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leif
16y ago
the bold colors are bad, this makes most of my terminal apps annoying as hell (ncmpcpp, byobu, aptitude, htop) for one thing, at least one of the bold text colors is the same as the background, this makes this text not even show up when it'
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leif
16y ago
They taught this principle to all new google hires and interns as part of orientation when I interned there, whether you were working on ads or not. It was a nice "this is how the company you work for pays you" type thing, I liked it. (and
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leif
16y ago
Gee, if only you were around when they were letting all the white kids go to better schools to help them out.
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