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by mozumder 10y ago
Also highly recommend h2o web server over nginx: https://h2o.examp1e.net Best server for http/2 server push!
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by mozumder 10y ago
Would like to see a benchmark of common algorithms or server-side functions between PyPy3, NodeJS, & Go.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I have no idea why people use Chrome. Chrome/Google has terrible/no support of many browser layout & interaction features, such as CSS Regions & scroll snap points. Also, Safari is just a much better browser than Chrome.
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by mozumder 10y ago
And yet, it was mainstream media that exposed the Theranos fraud. You're welcome.
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by mozumder 10y ago
Why would anyone support independent media's biases over mainstream media's biases? So I take it you don't want to thank mainstream media for uncovering the Theranos fraud?
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by mozumder 10y ago
> So, the proper response is to do just what honest journalists or even agents in intelligence collection are taught to do: use diverse sources, rate their integrity, identify their biases, and merge them in a way that accounts for the t
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by mozumder 10y ago
They still need an audience, though. Lots of important information goes undetected because it doesn't have audience reach. The Post provides them that.
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by mozumder 10y ago
They're probably the most reputable & unbiased source of information.
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by mozumder 10y ago
I found that running my own basement server to be far easier than Heroku, especially on setup and install. Heroku is something you need to learn, and doesn't follow standard configurations. A Django install on Heroku is completely dif
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by mozumder 10y ago
> HN, and journalistic standards are much higher. Mainstream media has FAR higher journalistic standards than independent media. Major media sites have volumes of books that their reporters follow for their editorial process. AP has a s
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by mozumder 10y ago
That's where the tip started, but this excellent work wouldn't have happened without the Washington Post funding the blog itself.
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by mozumder 10y ago
> This would never have happened a decade ago. Happened 30 years ago with Nintendo.
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by mozumder 10y ago
Almost as cool as artisinal lightbulbs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmLp9Mn-5rg
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by mozumder 10y ago
That's only 200 bytes per document. Can they be really considered 'documents' or are they actually database fields?
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by mozumder 10y ago
It seems like setting up and syncing an entire separate database for search wouldn't exactly be "trivial"...
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by mozumder 10y ago
It would fall under "transformative" fair use.
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by mozumder 10y ago
Django is a high-level Python Web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. Ridiculously fast. Reassuringly secure. Exceedingly scalable.
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by mozumder 10y ago
They won't have a choice, since all phones would implement this crippling.
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by mozumder 10y ago
If people are using Postgres in a worldwide distributed way, then it's safe to say that they likely have a deep understanding of the issues behind it. Replication is a problem that n00bs aren't going to touch on their startup site
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by mozumder 10y ago
> How do they tell the difference between passengers and drivers? > How do they tell the difference between cars and buses? You don't. You disable it for all people in moving vehicles.
951.
by mozumder 10y ago
The solution is to force phone manufacturers to disable phones in moving cars.
952.
by mozumder 10y ago
Or better yet - a rail system.
953.
by mozumder 10y ago
Or we could have the phone makers fix it directly. There. Problem solved. And we didn't even need to get thousands of local government agencies involved in enforcement! We just fixed the problem at the source: the cell phone manufact
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by mozumder 10y ago
There are far, far more tech failures than there are successful ones. You can bet on this (and most tech products) failing hard.
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by mozumder 10y ago
You ever talk to kids? They're well aware of privacy invasions and when to put away the camera. They're trained on proper social media etiquette.
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by mozumder 10y ago
No, the exact opposite actually. Normal people would hate this. This only appeals to a certain tiny nerd demographic, the kind that thought Google Glass was originally a good idea.
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by mozumder 10y ago
This is a dead-end product. People aren't going to wear this, because they don't want to creep out people by having a camera pointed at them all the time. This was the real problem with Google Glass. Also, everyone already carries
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by mozumder 10y ago
Where does it indicate the NSA had anything to do with this?
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by mozumder 10y ago
> How would that help? She deleted them. Sucks for them, then. Perhaps the House Republicans should have been quicker on their feet, instead of clowning around? The public is in support of Clinton, and want House Republican members impea
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by mozumder 10y ago
Combetta is just trying to hide email addresses from spammers. How is that "bad faith"? "Bad faith" is trying to expose personal email addresses to spammers. The House Republicans would love it if they could publicize h

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