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by mirashii 10y ago
> nor consuming any energy on your radio This simply isn't true. You'll be using power to demodulate at a minimum. You'll also be using energy to ammplify the incoming signals and a variety of other things.
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by mirashii 10y ago
My company, Spire, is doing fundamentally the same type of tracking as is described here, except for ships using AIS. By building a constellation of satellites with different orbits, and using a network of groundstations, you can achieve ne
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by mirashii 10y ago
As a former Cloudflare customer, I'm pretty sure they're getting plenty of onboarding if they take the time to really request it. I had one of the more pleasant vendor experiences with them, they happily invited us to their office
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by mirashii 10y ago
Millions is a bit high for the cost of a cubesat launch. A number of places estimate 1U cubesat launch prices as low as $40k, but probably 1U-3U you can expect to pay low hundreds of thousands.
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by mirashii 10y ago
That page argues against your point, even the basic plan does quite a bit to fend of DDOS. In particular, the most common and effective type of DDOS, which is volumetric and based on reflected UDP traffic, is defended against, even on their
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by mirashii 10y ago
This isn't how keys in SSH works. It's not like a password being transmitted to a server. http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2002/09/a-primer...
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by mirashii 10y ago
It's not that you need to trust the implementation, it's that you need to trust that the currency will remain useful and usable over time. If nobody believes that they can purchase things using bitcoins tomorrow, nobody will buy t
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by mirashii 11y ago
I think the interesting thing about this quiz is that it implies that if you grew up or are in a "working class" family in America, that means you're not in a bubble, it's only middle class or higher that might be in a b
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by mirashii 11y ago
On the other hand, https://www.quantcast.com/quizlet.com
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by mirashii 11y ago
Now, if only we could get a movement behind a "merge" button that does fast-forward only commits.
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by mirashii 11y ago
> No sound company today will launch its services in IPv4 only and eschew 10%-25% of potential traffic. The thing is, no sound company has to. No consumers have IPv6 only. Everyone is dual stack. By not deploying on IPv6, you don't
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by mirashii 11y ago
20Gbps is actually still impressive if it is a set of valid requests like the parent seems to imply when doing the calculations. 20Gbps via a reflection technique is easy, but also relatively easy to filter and just requires a large pipe. 2
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by mirashii 11y ago
To be fair, there is sonic does offer vdsl2 in many parts of the city, over 100Mbit down, albeit a bit less up. There's also webpass for larger buildings which offers almost a gigabit during non-peak times. So SF isn't as dire as
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by mirashii 11y ago
If you take the time to read even the first page of the affidavit, you'll see that it's not source code that he took, it was business analytics information from Tableau. > The thing most concerning here is that it seems like th
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by mirashii 11y ago
I think you may have wanted to post this in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9996333 for better visibility.
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by mirashii 11y ago
From what I hear, you might find some interested people at Noisebridge.
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by mirashii 11y ago
> That means if Twitter wants to use the latest and greatest features they will have to make their service available via IPv6. This isn't really necessarily the case. The full details on the requirements for Apple's required &q
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by mirashii 11y ago
It is, but the point was more that bringing in an outside person who may be less invested but has some skill that falls outside of the team's existing range isn't necessarily going to decrease your chance of success. We have advis
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by mirashii 11y ago
Because it doesn't matter how personally, emotionally vested you are in a company if you don't understand how to run one, how to monetize, to find new customers, hire good managers and leaders, or a whole slew of other things whic
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by mirashii 11y ago
Neither of these things actually fix the problem, which is in particular the content of the default case. default: ; break; would be just as buggy.
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by mirashii 11y ago
It's generally transparent redirects in the other direction. You load JS from their servers, the form posts to their servers, redirects back to yours. Often even the form isn't hosted on your infrastructure, but instead embedded i
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by mirashii 11y ago
> but it's clear to me that this is at least where Lyft is headed The opposite is actually clear to me. Lyft in SF previously had the functionality you describe Uber in Manhattan having. You put your destination in, it gives you an
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by mirashii 11y ago
> With HN as the only sample, companies don't seem to be very interested right now in taking good engineers and molding them into great ones, or in building a business structure that can benefit from good engineers. There's a f
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by mirashii 11y ago
> I looks like they rejected you after interview so you didn't even go to the part where you receive an offer and reject it for being too low so the part about "cheap" engineers is just a cheap shot. Even more so, if they
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by mirashii 11y ago
This person never said that passing this first question was in any way a positive indicator of skill, though. For better or worse, when you have a lot of people coming in, sometimes you need to throw a negative filter in front. Something wh
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by mirashii 11y ago
It's not actually a shortage of engineers. I can post a job and have an endless stream of interviewees in the door. There is a shortage of engineers with the requisite amount of experience and the right skill set for many jobs. This ho
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by mirashii 11y ago
Yes it did
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by mirashii 12y ago
Generally, just searching for CS interview questions should give you a good number of questions which you should be able to spend a short amount of time on daily.
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by mirashii 12y ago
> saving 5 chars from something that'll be typed very frequently is probably worth it. This mindset is something that I've personally seen uniquely permeate every layer of the PHP community, more than anywhere else. I'm ho
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by mirashii 12y ago
If you're logging, the only good reason to do so instead of fixing errors which your type checker found at compile time is if you're mixing PHP and Hack, which is where you'd get type errors that couldn't be determined a

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