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by mozumder 10y ago
So, assuming these work great.. what are the next steps to get fusion energy production? Are there fundamental limits that prevent these designs from producing a commercially profitable neighborhood reactor for, say $1 million? Actually, wh
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by mozumder 10y ago
I'd like to see a list of his investments that also includes the ones that failed, as well as the amount on each investment. Are there places that track this info among VCs?
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by mozumder 10y ago
Call up your ISP and ask for a business account with static-IP address. I use a server on a static IP address from my Verizon FIOS ISP. I get to run any size Django web server I want, and built a custom server for around $2000, and I get t
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by mozumder 10y ago
Oh it's certainly a better system than your "Waaah! Waaah! Why aren't these politicians waiting on me hand-and-foot? Waaah!" system of governance... Government is about what you do for others. Government is not about wha
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by mozumder 10y ago
If only more people knew this about how government actually worked. They would complain less, and be more appreciative of the people that actually choose to run for public office.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I'm glad you agree that you have a choice in your vote. Now, pick.
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by mozumder 10y ago
> So let's hear from you, what are we supposed to do? You're supposed to pick a side, from the choices given to you, because that's how government works. Government is not about getting what you want. Government is about
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by mozumder 10y ago
I don't understand.. are you saying you're not interested in the differences between the two parties, or are you saying ther are no differences between the two parties? Because if it's the latter, do you think the 20 million
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by mozumder 10y ago
Since you are a researcher, where is your research published? I would like to see your peer-reviewed research that you did to come up with your data.
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by mozumder 10y ago
What's your point in your false equivalency? Are you implying that the 20 million people that now have medical coverage because of Democrats pushing for Obamacare isn't worth it? Was that all "talk"? I'm seriously
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by mozumder 10y ago
Yah that doesn't work. What works is "force others to change". We're not going to solve global warming without forcing everyone to change. It's not a personal problem, and in fact, you can have small-scale cases of
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by mozumder 10y ago
Doesn't the UV end up fading the colors?
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by mozumder 10y ago
You don't even need to co-lo. Just build a system for your home on a static IP address with a business account from your ISP. It's so much cheaper than AWS, and you get unlimited bandwidth.
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by mozumder 10y ago
These are going to be absolute beasts for databases. Databases are best on drives that have reduced latencies. Data access is random and keeps jumping around the drive for joins. Your SELECT statements are going to speed up in proportion
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A Day in the Life of a Food Vendor(nytimes.com)
27 points by mozumder 10y ago|1 comments
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by mozumder 10y ago
There's a Facebook group that's dedicated to One Sentence Startup Pitches: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1500321840185061/ "A dating site for vegans: NeverMetHerbivore" "A combined
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by mozumder 10y ago
About slide 51: "No Multi-line comments" You can use triple-quote strings as multi-line comments: https://twitter.com/gvanrossum/status/112670605505077248
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by mozumder 10y ago
Same garbage isolationism is happening in US, Philippines, UK, India, etc.. None of these countries are Muslim majority. This is all a reaction to changing times, with globalization a key driver in loss of status. Some cultures can handle
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Why American Airstrikes Go Wrong(nytimes.com)
2 points by mozumder 10y ago|0 comments
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by mozumder 10y ago
So, I just did a SELECT * from a table with 1 million single-byte character rows, and it ran in 90.51ms: place=> explain analyze select * from board_bitmap ; QUERY PLAN
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by mozumder 10y ago
A similar organization today is DARPA. You can submit proposals to them and they may fund you.
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by mozumder 10y ago
333 writes per second really is nothing in a world with modern NVMe drives.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I'd most likely have two tables - one for user activity and one for each pixel (1 million rows only in that table). Selecting a million rows from that pixel table might be 200ms or whatever. I'd still have Redis cache, though, s
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by mozumder 10y ago
> We actually had a race condition here that allowed users to place multiple tiles at once. There was no locking around the steps 1-3 so simultaneous tile draw attempts could all pass the check at step 1 and then draw multiple tiles at s
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Americans have become lazy and it's hurting the economy(money.cnn.com)
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by mozumder 10y ago
"If people would just eat less they wouldn't be overweight!" You will need more willpower than what most people have, and so the problem remains. Now what?
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by mozumder 10y ago
Because you don't have infinite willpower.
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by mozumder 10y ago
To set it up isn't that hard... just set it and forget it, and let the browser & server handle things from there. In practice, it's going to be a lot faster than the default of not pushing resources.
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by mozumder 10y ago
The H2O server, on the first request, sends a cookie that includes a signature of all the files a server pushes: https://h2o.examp1e.net/configure/http2_directives.html#http... If, on subsequent requests, the cookie is
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by mozumder 10y ago
> As of now, Nginx doesn’t support HTTP/2 server push, and nothing so far in the software’s changelog has indicated that support for it has been added. This may change as Nginx’s HTTP/2 implementation matures. Forget Apache o

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