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by mixedbit 14y ago
I'm surprised Tesla is already popular in Norway. Do they offer any service outside of US? And do they sell cars in Europe or are these imported by customers on their own?
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I think you misunderstood: they optimized the long running requests and the optimization incurred 5ms performance loss for short requests. It is not that the additional 5ms solved the problem.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I think this analysis and simulation does not account for one important thing: random routing is stateless and thus easy to be distributed. Routing to the least loaded Dyno needs to be stateful. It is quite easy to implement when you have o
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by mixedbit 14y ago
Be aware that you incorrectly interpret results of the question: all candidates guess correctly, but only half of them do it in your Universe.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I'm not saying SEO is not effective, it certainly works, but it shouldn't, and it is Google job to make it happen. On a high level good sites don't benefit from SEO, because it wastes time and money on something that should be granted: good
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by mixedbit 14y ago
Is it hard to automatically generate a large (say 100+) palette of colors of increasing intensity that go well together? Do you have pointers to any algorithms for this?
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by mixedbit 14y ago
SEO has made a lot of damage to the Internet. 10 years ago links really expressed people preferences, and it was easy to get linked and ranked high when you've published useful stuff. Today, almost all large sites that people use to share l
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I don't think this is a good analogy. Google's job is to make sure good content is ranked high and crap is ranked low. You should just create content that is useful to others and let Google figure out how to discover it and rank it high (th
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I'm not sure if this a good recommendation. According to this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDZFcDGpL4U ADHD are normal symptoms that occur when a creative mind has to perform dull tasks. ADHD becomes bigger and bigger problem, be
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by mixedbit 14y ago
The way I understand this, is that for a random walk of infinite length, your expected outcome is always 0. It doesn't matter that you started very lucky by winning 10 games in a row, because if you play an infinite number of times, you wil
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by mixedbit 14y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, it is now fixed.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
Thanks! It is now changed to datum().
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Random walk illustrated with D3(mixedbit.org)
52 points by mixedbit 14y ago|13 comments
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Why school sucks(youtube.com)
3 points by mixedbit 14y ago|1 comments
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by mixedbit 14y ago
More likely this may be human created with Photoshop.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
Note that few languages can provide truly Lisp style REPL. For this, the language needs to make no distinction between data and code. You need to be able to generate all language statements dynamically (not string representation of statemen
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Android NDK Advanced Tutorial(morgwai.pl)
3 points by mixedbit 14y ago|0 comments
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Improving Django on Heroku performance with Django DB Pool(mixedbit.org)
3 points by mixedbit 14y ago|0 comments
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by mixedbit 14y ago
JavaScript can access any page and cookie from the same domain. So if I visited your googledrive.com hosted site, JavaScript from your site could potentially retrieve and send to you any other content on googledrive.com to which I have acce
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by mixedbit 14y ago
They serve user supplied JS from googledrive.com domain? Can it be done in a secure way?
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Fake Android Store reviews seem to be a business now.(pastebin.com)
1 points by mixedbit 14y ago|0 comments
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by mixedbit 14y ago
No, I'm not, but based on the quality of this post alone, I don't value them much. A respectful source would present a compelling argument for such a claim, whereas this post looks like a marketing trick to attract attention.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
They should definitely try AWS. It is ridiculous that a simple online store manages its own infrastructure.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I don't think that increased trading activity supports a conclusion that the report leaked. People may have anticipated increased trading after the rapport release and may have prepared algorithms to try to gain during this event. The algor
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by mixedbit 14y ago
But cache control private allows them to be cached on a client machines.
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by mixedbit 14y ago
Why not stay on a safe site and enable private caching (Cache-Control: private)? Any advantages of public?
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Amazon announces acquisition of IVONA (text-to-speech)(ivona.com)
1 points by mixedbit 14y ago|0 comments
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by mixedbit 14y ago
They do it for caching purposes? What if some destination HTTPS servers return incorrect caching headers for sensitive data, because, hey, the content is encrypted so public caches have no way to store it. But now, Nokia caches can potentia
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by mixedbit 14y ago
I think the large source of problems for password resets is not how the flow is designed from the user perspective, but how it is implemented to handle corner cases that normally rarely occur. Such corner cases are likely to be not well th
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by mixedbit 14y ago
[control-p] then ;)

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