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by maxyme 8y ago
You have to keep in mind though their "price matching" is basically dependant on whatever manager is currently working. Ive had them outright refuse a match on Amazon because the margins for them were too thin, or even add in the
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by maxyme 8y ago
The creator did an AMA on Reddit last year. Basically the site originally showed price history of other sites like Newegg but Amazon told the author they'd let him continue to get pricing info only if he removed the other sites and mad
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by maxyme 8y ago
You used to be able to book rides without leaving the Maps app, now it launches the Uber app as it always has with Lyft
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by maxyme 8y ago
I've used B2 for some internal backup handling (several 100s of GB but millions of files) and have largely found it inexpensive and performant. A few considerations: Their web UI can not handle large amounts of files (support said afte
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by maxyme 8y ago
FYI, firefox is working on switching to rendering the entire page in opengl which should bring it's motion mark score up substantially. Details on that (and how to enable it in nightly at the bottom of each post) at https://
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by maxyme 8y ago
It's worth mentioning the reasoning behind the project: It's a fork of Gogs. It was created because the community didn't like that Gogs was structured to be owned under 1 person (who was often slow to accept PRs, disappeared
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by maxyme 8y ago
This isn't a bad start but I'm not a fan of the UI. I use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.premii.hn which you can sort of demo at http://hn.premii.com and it has a few bugs
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by maxyme 8y ago
http://outline.com/https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-overprot...
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by maxyme 8y ago
As a former Arizona resident SRP is a federal government entity which makes them operate differently than most power companies. They operate the canals to bring water from the Colorado River to Arizona and became a power company at one poin
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by maxyme 8y ago
This method discards real traffic though. Consider that many networks exist with shared IP addresses. At my dorm in college we all had the same IP and often had trouble signing in on Reddit because if you failed your first sign in attempt y
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by maxyme 8y ago
Check the announcement post. In a comment one of the admins said they will eventually but for now it's email only for residents of the EU. https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/8m2yr4/were_
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by maxyme 8y ago
On one of my old computers with a i7 Sandy Bridge but a 7200rpm hard drive the update took 2 hours
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by maxyme 8y ago
This happened to my old gaming PC as well. I looked into it and it mistakenly installed AMD Firepro drivers during the update instead of the correct Radeon drivers... Had to manually install the correct ones
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by maxyme 8y ago
I agree Chase's web UI is solid now. Except for the part where I have to spoof the user agent on Chromium (Linux) otherwise I'm stuck with the abysmal mobile UI...
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by maxyme 8y ago
Not sure if Algolia doesn't generally work on mobile but this page is unusable on my Galaxy S8 in Chrome. See https://imgur.com/a/SEP6qdo
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by maxyme 8y ago
It's $15 after early access ends on yay.com
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by maxyme 8y ago
You could already do this tons of ways. Native modules come to mind.
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by maxyme 8y ago
It may not be for Google phones but I fully believe the researcher is correct with the basis of the article. I have the Galaxy S8 (locked to a US Carrier) and updates are a shitshow. Extremely high impact vulnerabilities (such as BlueBorne)
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by maxyme 9y ago
In Netflix's case I think that's the point. A ton of their originals had terrible ratings. The new system doesn't display ratings anymore so their originals look better.
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by maxyme 9y ago
Isn't heat a current major concern with LEDs? If so wouldn't this have to be hooked up to a heatsink in practice making the transparency irrelevant?
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by maxyme 9y ago
If you're familiar with that part of ASU campus you honestly could have seen this coming. There are a few different self driving cars in Tempe (Waymo, Uber, GM...) and Uber drives by far the most aggressive. They drive on a pedestrian
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by maxyme 9y ago
Ditto for me. SFO2 has been extremely reliable. Every few months I'd get emails about planned router updates with the possibility of high packet loss for 10-15 mins but it never occurred.
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by maxyme 9y ago
I think the concept of (optional) subscriptions funding Twitch streamers is an excellent replacement for ads however if you are considering making a living off Twitch you should be aware of the politics. There is a culture of banning stream
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by maxyme 9y ago
I actually interviewed for the O365 team and yes, they said they don't trust Azure at all and host everything they can on their own private cloud. Didn't hear anything about S3 but they really didn't trust Azure, wouldn'
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by maxyme 9y ago
Sockets are mostly implemented outside of userspace. It's actually very easy to make a TCP socket in C: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/204169/how-to-create-a-t... UDP is pretty similar but you have to ch
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by maxyme 9y ago
But a important point is that you don't get to pick the cache. The website linking to the AMP resource chooses and currently that will always be Google.
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by maxyme 9y ago
Also found it annoying you couldn't click the rest of the screen to dismiss it on desktop
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by maxyme 9y ago
Last I heard the only place they are currently truly driverless is Chandler, AZ. A suburb of Phoenix. It has wide quiet roads and large freeways (I don't think they autonomously drive on there, always have seen a driver). Also very cle
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by maxyme 9y ago
Short answer, yes. They don't expect a perfect answer but do expect something better than brute force (with presumably higher expectations depending on the level role). The better the answer is optimized the more impressive. Another pa
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by maxyme 9y ago
Another way I've seen done to preserve uniqueness where order leakage doesn't matter is prefixing IDs uniquely per table. Something like uid147... for user IDs pid12... for post ID... It is certainly helpful when debugging and isn

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