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by mannyv 2y ago
Yeah, but I doubt third party partners can get you to an IPO-level scale. In my limited experience partners are usually small integrators that do maybe a small urban area. Did they get a big consulting partner/implementor or something?
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by mannyv 2y ago
I suppose when you have a large corpus you start with as many browse points as you can. So maybe a list of the top senders, top recipients, recipient graphs. I'd think by day would be next. Browse subjects by day, and word clouds for e
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by mannyv 2y ago
You can search, but what do you search for if you don't know what's there?
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by mannyv 2y ago
With a big dump like this, the Disney one, Clinton's emails, efc - what would you want to be able to do?
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by mannyv 2y ago
Axe, not ax.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Salespeople are what make a successful company, from a revenue point of view. There's only one company that I know of that's been successful at that level without sales: Atlassian. Everyone else has salespeople. If you if you don&
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by mannyv 2y ago
Funny, I ran a bunch of Mac minis in colo for over a decade with no problems. Maybe you have a config problem? Of course, I had a LOM/KVM and redundant networking etc. They were substantially more reliable than the Dell equipment that
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by mannyv 2y ago
From what I remember ARP only works on your local segment. Your router will fill in its address and forward the packet along. There's also rarp, which is one way to ask 'the network' for your IP address. I have no idea if rar
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by mannyv 2y ago
F5s have an arp proxy setting so you don't have to do this. The downside is it tends to break dhcp.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Profile guided optimization is a static operation that's done after profiling the running app - unless the state of the art has changed in the last few years.
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by mannyv 2y ago
So interning is really just normalization/dictionarying your strings.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Apple was able to get 18% power savings on their modem (a quick average). If Qualcomm cared they could do the same thing. That's gigawatts of energy, over billions of cellphones, being wasted by modems because the vendor doesn't c
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by mannyv 2y ago
I wonder if you could use clang/llvm to do a super-JIT by having it recompile its IR as the program runs, taking advantage of profiling to optimize the hot paths.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Most rating systems suck because the rating is relative to the reviewer but the interpretation is relative to the reader. And of course the rating relative to the reviewer at that time. After decades of reading, there are probably only four
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by mannyv 2y ago
"offers the first human evidence" That's untrue. There was plenty of evidence for epigenetics before this study. The one that I remember is the Överkalix study in Sweden.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Well, it's hard to say because every browser engine is old. There are layers upon layers of code in every engine. And the old stuff wasn't really designed with security in mind.
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by mannyv 2y ago
The problem with this exploit is it needs something on the device that sends out BLE packets. This is hardly the problem that it's made out to be. Excellent PR team - every other site reporting makes it sound like they broke FmF. but w
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by mannyv 2y ago
Not really, because it depends on the basis of morality. In fact, this 'morality' problem is shown in the existence of libraries in the US. Is a book a collective good? Or property? In the US the answer is 'both' in an a
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by mannyv 2y ago
They can't scratch their own armpits. And they can't scratch each other.
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by mannyv 2y ago
It could be the other way around, where dogs that were domesticated were the ones that responded to humans' love of feeding them. Humans love feeding animals. It's a unique behavior in the animal kingdom. And the first step to dom
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by mannyv 2y ago
The Shazam patent is out there.
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by mannyv 2y ago
For most use cases that's true. But for a surprisingly large number of use cases that's not true at all. I was thinking of using a high-frequency trading example, but here's a case that's a bit more normal: stadium conce
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by mannyv 2y ago
name collisions.
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by mannyv 2y ago
You would rather have everyone be worse off than a few be better off?
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by mannyv 2y ago
Now they're fact checking the government. About time.
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by mannyv 2y ago
HBR throws the baby out with the bathwater. The government can't be run like a business because the government is for everyone. That said, it doesn't need to be run like a non-profit.
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by mannyv 2y ago
You can't access the blockchain when the power + internet are gone.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Takes one to know one. These days a criminal record is no bar for any computer-related thing...or at least it shouldn't be. However, it'd be prudent to monitor what they're keeping. Anyone who's any good will be keeping
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by mannyv 2y ago
yes
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by mannyv 2y ago
Now multiply that by 6 billion, because that apparently is the number of smartphones sold over the last few years.

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