mateo411

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by mateo411 11y ago
Here is a quick edit that you should make. Where you write: > In laments terms You probably want to write: In layman's terms "In layman's terms" is an idiomatic way of saying, simply put, or explaining something to so
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by mateo411 11y ago
Willow Glen is part of San Jose.
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by mateo411 11y ago
Interesting, but it looks like they have a fork of R. They package it differently, and provide some performance enhancements.
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by mateo411 11y ago
What do you mean Microsoft owns R? It's an open source project under the GNU license.
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by mateo411 11y ago
You must encrypt the logs at Rest. Also, if you are dealing with a production issue with HIPPA logs, you must keep them on the machine. You can't send anything in an email, send a stack trace over a messaging client, or put them into J
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by mateo411 11y ago
This is the best solution proposed so far.
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by mateo411 11y ago
It's possible to not use the CDN when you are developing in your local environment, and use the CDN in your production environment. That way you can keep developing even when you are on an airplane.
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by mateo411 11y ago
I think that is what they are doing with celery. Each server has 92 celery workers. Each worker runs in its own process. Each worker takes tasks off of a queue and completes them.
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by mateo411 11y ago
You need root for tcpdump. I don't think you need it for strace. In these situations, you want to reproduce the issue in an environment, where you have root access.
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by mateo411 11y ago
There weren't very many PhD programs for Computer Science in 1968. A quick Google search reveals the first US Computer Science Phd was awarded in 1965. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Kenneth_Keller
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by mateo411 11y ago
I'm pretty sure he worked for EA.
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by mateo411 11y ago
I think SF is building the Central Subway pretty quickly. It looks like the subway will be completed in a few years. It seems like a success in terms of putting new infrastructure in a crowded city. The BART SFO extension took about 30 year
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by mateo411 11y ago
Good process adds some latency, but reduces risk.
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by mateo411 11y ago
and obviously /usr/local That one is for UNIX System Administrators.
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by mateo411 11y ago
jot should be jottt. Keep up the good work!
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by mateo411 11y ago
If the interest rate is at 7 percent, then inflation will probably be between 5 and 10 percent. There would be other opportunities in an economy that will yield more than 7 percent, if the bank is offering 7 percent. Additionally, the infla
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by mateo411 11y ago
You can lane split in California.
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by mateo411 11y ago
Good process adds latency to the development cycle while reducing risk.
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by mateo411 11y ago
Ok, I see the difference. You suggest that the continuation token, is basically an encoding of the query parameters, to fetch results from the API. If you go with this approach, then you don't have to store any state on the server. Thi
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by mateo411 11y ago
I like this approach, but this requires storing the rest of the enumeration. I think that you would want to the continuation token to expire after a reasonable period of time (10 minutes to 1 hour). When the token expired, you would remove
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by mateo411 12y ago
The writer of the article is Tim Kreider. I really like his writing. If you like that article, you might like other things he has written.
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by mateo411 12y ago
I wouldn't worry too much about the pip and virtualenv tools. I would focus on learning the language, and building something that is interesting to you. You will learn how to use pip, when you need to install a new Python library. You
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by mateo411 12y ago
If you want to live in the City, now is a great time in your life to do this. You can get your own studio and it will cost you between 2K and 2.5K. A better idea would be to find some roomates. You can get a bigger place, pay less rent, and
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by mateo411 12y ago
If he still has an opportunity to go to MIT, he should do that. It's great that he was able to get into the industry, but not many people have the opportunity to get an education at MIT. He will get to learn a lot of topics(Physics, EE
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by mateo411 12y ago
You should look at a RUM(Real User Monitoring) solution. It involves putting a javascript tag on your web page, and it captures your end users load times, and usually their location.
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by mateo411 12y ago
Yes, I agree. I think the biggest win for HTTP/2 is multiplexing the requests over a single TCP connection. The average web page downloads over 1MB of data over 80 to 100 Http requests. Each request is requires its own TCP connection.
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by mateo411 12y ago
Twisted, Nodejs and all of these other frameworks use the select system call under the hood. This works well when the process is IO bound. Processes that are responding the HTTP requests or reading or writing to databases tend to be IO boun
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by mateo411 12y ago
The event model that Nodejs uses is the same as the twisted framework. The twisted framework is more mature, but does not have as many developers and a growing ecosystem like the nodejs. I don't think this is due to any problems with t
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by mateo411 12y ago
The figure 779,000 makes sense if you could take a programmer today and have him travel back in time to 1999. While the programmer was back in 1999 he(or she) would have access to everything that is available in 2014. The programmer would h
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I suspect that Nodejs is taking market share away from Rails and Django. It makes sense though. You can do your entire stack in a single language and the event loop in Nodejs scales better, than a Django WSGI deployment. I'm not sure h

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