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by meritt 11y ago
Knowing these two companies, the transaction is going to be printed on a receipt with one line per share and a few hundred feet of legal disclaimers
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by meritt 11y ago
Or he's involved simply because he lends so much credibility to an otherwise obvious scam.
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by meritt 11y ago
Wow. Amazon is really embracing the ship fast, break things, roll with the MVP even when it lacks 50% of the features.
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by meritt 11y ago
When I export data from S3, what do I get for a given bucket? Just basically a file system? How is the metadata stored? What about object versions? I'm curious what the end result looks like in doing this.
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by meritt 11y ago
I simply looked at the first city and found the exact same issue. Given that was the problem originally reported, the problem we still present after it was "fixed", at this point I think the onus is on you guys to prove it's
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by meritt 11y ago
BuildZoom is utterly incompetent. Take a look at this: http://imgur.com/a/X2ajc Notice how Baltimore County, MD includes Baltimore + the county on Realtor.com (8,579 properties) and Baltimore County, MD on Zillow does
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by meritt 11y ago
Zillow has substantially mitigated the loss of Move.com/Realtor.com by forging direct relationships with numerous MLSs since the cutoff in April. > Since January, more than 300 MLSs have signed agreements to send listings directly t
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by meritt 11y ago
It's $0.60 per 1M requests in addition to the $5 arbitrary pricing.
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by meritt 11y ago
How is this any different than every other "hash a bunch of shit and throw in a salt" half-baked encryption idea people continually invent?
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by meritt 11y ago
Sure. Something to monitor reddit for highly upvoted and interesting content. Once it hits a certain threshold, add the post to WP. Generate the cache entry and you're pretty well set.
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by meritt 11y ago
Yup. That is the deal breaker for us. Our infrastructure exists on AWS so 100% of the data transfer is free (within the same region). While your per-GB storage is indeed less, the transfer costs would make too expensive ultimately
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by meritt 11y ago
> dog shit You know the woods are filled with animals that shit in the woods all the time, right? People should be burying it or at least moving it off trail but feces is a purely natural occurrence. The trash and vandalism I absolutely
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by meritt 11y ago
Not a fan of either film but I really enjoyed both books. I think Wild has substantially further reach, especially among women, while Bryson's book is amusing and entertaining, yet ultimately forgettable. Either way, an increase in Ame
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by meritt 11y ago
There's plenty being built new on PHP today. Language allegiance is highly dependent upon age and location of the programmers in question.
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by meritt 11y ago
And PHP was supposed to kill Perl. At the end of the day, all of the languages being discussed here are all capable of achieving the same goals for 99% of the problems presented. Every language has its pros/cons and brings something ne
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by meritt 11y ago
Individually attacking and shaming people for actions which simply conflict with your personal worldview is really fucked up.
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by meritt 11y ago
While that would have made scaling easier they would then run into a different set of massive problems because Cassandra isn't a relational database.
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by meritt 11y ago
Personally I'd suggest the cities getting Google Fiber. Having lived in Kansas City, I think it's in a ripe position to foster a solid startup community, while still having a pretty solid nightlife, great restaurants, walkable nei
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by meritt 11y ago
Portland already has a massive tech scene and is experiencing the same (percentage-wise) rapidly-rising rents.
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by meritt 11y ago
It'd be nice if we could see a Postgres patch that works exactly like Oracle's Flashback [1]. You can simply do: SELECT * FROM TABLE AS OF '2015-07-01 08:05:04' and it works as expected. This article is just reinventing
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by meritt 11y ago
You seem to equate parental leave with vacation. Ask any new parent, it's anything but a vacation.
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by meritt 11y ago
https://www.soylent.com/
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by meritt 11y ago
I'd avoid it. It's expensive and MySQL is going to store all those blobs off-page anyway. S3 gives you nice perks like versions and you can just store the s3_name+version as metadata in your DB instead. Also if you want to do any
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by meritt 11y ago
Yep, no worries, my quick research was simply incorrect. Their funding has been primarily from agb@Accel and a16z.
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by meritt 11y ago
I imagine it's a combination of: 1) People find it interesting 2) Slack is a YC company which always get bonus exposure here Edit - Nevermind. Slack was not part of YC. They've acquired a number of YC companies.
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by meritt 11y ago
It's illegal to transport marijuana between Oregon and Washington currently because as soon as you cross state lines it becomes a federal matter.
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by meritt 11y ago
This is pretty cool. I'd advise not changing the URL with every map movement and instead let the user generate a linkable URL upon demand. This created quite the enormous history list after only using a few minutes.
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by meritt 11y ago
Right. This is more of advice to anyone else that submitting security vulnerabilities to a company who didn't ask for it is an extremely risky decision to make.
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by meritt 11y ago
In the future, submit it anonymously to https://hackerone.com/ and let them handle it. You open yourself up to a substantial amount of risk (e.g. massive fines or going to prison) with the upside being a tiny reward or perh
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by meritt 11y ago
The way this law is written, if you're visiting Chicago and decide to stream a movie, stream music, or check your brokerage account (on devices you own with accounts established outside of Chicago), "the provider should then colle

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