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That'd be great. I live on Hyde st right by a busy road and the cable car. I've become more immune to the noise but would love to reduce it. Acoustic dampening curtains have mixed reviews and are an expensive experiment. Any other
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The case of the 500-mile email
(ibiblio.org)
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Apologies my mistake!
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> Altman: Our recruiting is going pretty well so far. One thing that really appeals to researchers is freedom and openness and the ability to share what they’re working on, which at any of the industrial labs you don’t have to the same d
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I may be able to share some insight here. At 23 years old, I have gone through the O-1 process twice in the past 3.5 years, I have a couple of references in news publications like TechCrunch but that's about it in terms of public notor
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Twilio launches IP Messaging beta
(twilio.com)
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The primary reasons for skipping PHP6 were that several books had been published on what PHP6 was supposed to be (full unicode support, for example), talks had been given and the original php 6 branch was ultimately ditched. The full list o
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When did PHP get demoted from language to framework?
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I've been noticing poor performance too, in addition to some weird bugs. I've had files completely disappear, the response from support is attached below. I still don't have those files back, they were not critical but now I
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Russia reveals giant nuclear torpedo in state TV 'leak'
(bbc.com)
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Seems like a good way to gain attention to ones repositories. Greenhat[1] is interesting. I wonder how deceptive this is to recruiters, and if GitHub can do anything to try and validate commit histories / distinguish or weight vs open
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Great thought provoking read. Did you say "Hi" to anyone in the coffee shop?
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Am I misunderstanding something? If one CPU cycle accounts for 27 seconds, then the savings of 10 seconds suggest we saved one half of a CPU cycle per iteration? Or do the queries not touch every row? Optimizing data types and minimizing lo
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They may still be compliant and storing your credit card responsibly, I would assume they used Stripe or similar and they're only sending the last 4 digits back over standard http. If they're allowing you to add a new card, then t
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I had a bad taste in my mouth too. It's kind of crazy that we as developers have a tarnished view of open source code due to where the repository is hosted. If GitHub/Bitbucket start bundling malware into binaries one day will we
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"The hearing, to which Dotcom brought his own chair for ergonomic reasons, is expected to last weeks." .. Awesome
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Kim Dotcom US extradition hearing begins
(bbc.com)
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Wow thank you, this is awesome! It'd be great if you created a place where people could create PR's to share their own modules
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It's a shame that jQuery was included within "What frameworks other than Angular 1.x do you use regularly today? (choose multiple)". Why not throw lodash/underscore in too?
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Netflix takes gamble with Epix film cull
(bbc.com)
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Thanks for sharing!
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Verizon Hum released, offering ‘smart’ features to legacy vehicles
(thestack.com)
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Me too, luckily it's in google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...
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If there's one thing I've learned since working at startups and rounds of funding it's definitely: The deal isn't done until the money is in the bank
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I'm not aware of a method to manage pools with systemd, also it requires processes to be daemonized which would make configuration a little messier. Also I'm simply more familiar with supervisord as systemd only recently became th
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if you can run it under gdb, repro, and get a "thread apply all bt" that'd be very helpful. The HHVM team is very responsive on GitHub issues!
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The build we're using was considered pretty safe and was performing better for us than 3.7.x - of course we aren't grabbing the new nightly constantly and plan to move to a "stable" branch soon :)
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Sweet thanks! I had to make a workaround because supervisord doesn't have a way to serially restart "groups". Will give this a shot!
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When did you try it? HHVM 3.8 was only released officially a week ago, perhaps you were on the unstable branch?
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When HHVM doesn't work quite right
(ma.rtin.so)
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