markelliot

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by markelliot 15y ago
One thing I think would be valuable to know here is how many threads each shard is using, and what effect changing that number would have. (rather: why is it useful to explicitly shard vs running one big instance with all of the memory and
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by markelliot 15y ago
Link NASA's GitHub page: https://github.com/nasa
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by markelliot 15y ago
We figured PBH-10 would make it about 2500 miles, it actually went about 2000. Prediction is pretty hard because it depends on a bunch of physical properties that are hard to measure. We had a pretty intense model that we ran with some prob
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by markelliot 15y ago
In the United States, these kinds of things are governed by FAR 101. It's reasonably straight forward to become exempt from _most_ of the rules by following the criteria outlined in section 101.1(4)[1]. Roughly, these regulations correspond
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by markelliot 15y ago
Since 1.5 you can use the `Arrays` built-in [1]: List<String> people = Arrays.asList("Frank", "Mary", "Bob"); [1] http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/A...
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by markelliot 15y ago
That explains spoofing of the originating address; to generate a signed email surely you would need a set of certificates.
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by markelliot 15y ago
CitiCard, for one, offers unique 1-off numbers for online transactions just as you suggest. Last I checked AmEx Gold cards also granted this feature.
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by markelliot 15y ago
This reads as though MathWorks finally decided to do something with their acquisition of Agility MCS, which as I recall was an awesome product until MW pulled it off the market. MCS generated truly readable C code and allowed great traceabi
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by markelliot 16y ago
Have you tried using StackOverflow without JavaScript enabled? I wouldn't call its degredation graceful, maybe more graceful than this..
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by markelliot 16y ago
I was working on a similar app but ran into issues getting enough of the twitter stream, what access to the Twitter API are you using (is this all from the gardenhose)?