mason55

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by mason55 9y ago
Maybe we could store the translation of shortcode -> full URL on the blockchain
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by mason55 10y ago
We have that discussion a lot. How do you communicate that in a constructive way? How do you provide ongoing feedback around it?
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by mason55 10y ago
I don't think that really applies here. For example in NYC you have almost no white collar crime in Brooklyn, Queens or the Bronx but you do have hotspots up in Stamford and Greenwich where there are many fewer people. If you zoom all
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by mason55 10y ago
> objectively Yahoo failed and she bears a large share of the responsibility Curious to hear more on this. Yahoo! was a disaster before she came in, she tried some things to turn it around, it didn't work. One of the arguments fo
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by mason55 10y ago
Really depends on what indexing implies. If you're talking about a world where everyone trades actively but instead of trading individual companies they only trade broad index funds then, yes, swings in the market would be amplified.
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by mason55 10y ago
Create a new alias with a unique ID for each lambda deployment. Then manage your application to point at the proper alias. Roll out just becomes updating the apps however you update them normally.
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by mason55 10y ago
This only works if your bucket size is much larger than your number of servers. In the degenerate case, imagine a rate limit of 2 total requests per minute load balanced across 2 servers with enough traffic that my request is basically hitt
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by mason55 10y ago
Plenty on the left would agree that this should be legal. And I think most people would agree that it's an undesirable outcome. The argument is usually around what the solution is.
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by mason55 10y ago
> run sufficient flights such that the crew got to the target airport in time Many (some? most? warning, weasel words) airports operate at capacity so just adding more flights might not have been possible even if they wanted to See, fo
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by mason55 10y ago
> chicken thighs are often much less expensive One of the few downsides to shopping in an "ethnic" area in the USA is that chicken thighs are just as expensive per pound as chicken breasts
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by mason55 10y ago
Host on Azure and use Microsofts patents against the when they sue you
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by mason55 10y ago
Yeah there were a few articles about it. The first one I found when googling just now was WSJ but that's fully pay-walled at this point
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by mason55 10y ago
He's in Nevada actually https://www.fnlondon.com/articles/nevada-pension-fund-manage...
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by mason55 10y ago
The worst are the phone trees that have you type in all your info and then when you finally get to a human you have to repeat it all.
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by mason55 10y ago
Where are you going to go? All the OTT providers are similar, it's just fewer channels for less money. No one has an incentive to sell you individual channels and the channels don't have an incentive to sign contract with someon
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by mason55 10y ago
The theory is that most of the cost of your cable package is going back to the networks. So from a technology side the incremental cost to add channels is zero but from the business side the cable operator still has to pay for each additio
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by mason55 10y ago
Sure but there's no incentive for anyone to make them cheaper. The cable operators make more by creating more expensive packages and then can justify it by putting a bunch of channels in them. The networks make more by forcing the op
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by mason55 10y ago
Am I missing the documentation somewhere? I see directions for setup and installation but nothing about what's supported for each mock. Obviously they haven't rebuilt all the service from scratch to run on my local machine, so w
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by mason55 10y ago
Ziggo also replaced their in house streaming service with Netflix directly on the cable boxes because there was no chance of them being able to compete. I believe Liberty Global (the worlds largest cable company and owners of Ziggo) is pla
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by mason55 10y ago
> but most people don't have enough deductions to itemize FWIW, $100k in NYC puts your state + city taxes well over the standard deduction.
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by mason55 10y ago
Oh yeah, I was thinking about international craft beers.
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by mason55 10y ago
Well, the product is supposed to be the annotation system. The lyrics were just an initial use of it.
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by mason55 10y ago
> wondering why I can't have it integrated with, say, Google Music and such It is integrated with Spotify although it seems to pop-up randomly for me. I've never figured out why some songs show info from Genius or how I&#x27
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by mason55 10y ago
> I suspect the biggest obstacle is regulation Shipping liquids is very expensive which is why soda companies have bottling plants all over the country. You ship the dry ingredients and add water near your destination. Beer is more di
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by mason55 10y ago
I guess I don't see the difference here if your VM startup time is 3 seconds or 15-30 seconds. If that's the difference between the site remaining stable and the whole thing collapsing then it seems like you're setting yours
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by mason55 10y ago
If a billionaire wants to subsidize food and taxis for me then I'm more than happy to take it
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by mason55 10y ago
I prefer to think of it as a wealth redistribution plan from the investor class to the upper middle class
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by mason55 10y ago
> You might be interested to know that 'roman' is a False Friend What is the source language?
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by mason55 10y ago
Then just wait 18 hours for you $0.03 transaction to be confirmed so you can read the article.
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by mason55 10y ago
Yes, it's one of the tenets of capitalism. Competition results in lower prices.

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