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by ndr 9y ago
How would you deal with updates?
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GlobalXplorer, crowd-sourced space-archeology(globalxplorer.org)
1 points by ndr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ndr 9y ago
Some years ago I went through Regular Expressions Cookbook, By Steven Levithan, Jan Goyvaerts and can't recommend it enough.
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by ndr 9y ago
This reminded me of https://www.timewellspent.io
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by ndr 9y ago
How? And how much more than not using wind in such a way?
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Designing for Performance by Martin Thompson [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ndr 9y ago|0 comments
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What You Can't Say (2004)(paulgraham.com)
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by ndr 9y ago
timewellspent.io
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by ndr 9y ago
This. I'm always afraid they might be presenting or otherwise showing their screen to someone who is not supposed to read my question.
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What's Next for Our Programming Languages?(infoq.com)
2 points by ndr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ndr 9y ago
Rust does not appear in that page even once.
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by ndr 9y ago
such as?
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by ndr 9y ago
"Any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript." - Jeff Atwood
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by ndr 9y ago
Those were 3 intense days for Adrian, he published two other related articles: https://blog.acolyer.org/2016/02/16/capability-myths-demolis... https://blog.acolyer.org/2016/02/18&#x2
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by ndr 9y ago
In a recent submission [0] they give some stats about their abuse system and at ~47:35 they mention this system gets 1M requests per seconds, which doesn't have to precisely coincide with write volume but suggests it's in the righ
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by ndr 9y ago
How many million dollars would he keep for each year spent in jail?
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Comey's Statement for the Record Senate Select Committee on Intelligence [pdf](intelligence.senate.gov)
1 points by ndr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ndr 9y ago
The way you describe this is that it's impossible to make something undiscoverable, which is quite a big claim and one I don't really agree with.
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by ndr 9y ago
Where is the illogic behind it? The law can say it is illegal, but it is not enforceable is it really a valid claim?
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by ndr 9y ago
Best quote: > Just get started and deliver now. [...] Don’t disappear for years working on this thing, completely disconnected from the world. An extreme example of this is, I wrote the the first version of Gmail in a day!
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by ndr 9y ago
The article doesn't mention SpaceX, I wonder what's the difference in energy and cost for launching (and landing) the relative stage 1s. Does anyone have an idea on that?
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by ndr 9y ago
I think that was just using a pre-trained model, i.e. the training didn't happen on the device but offline.
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by ndr 9y ago
The article is not dismissing Python 3 in any way, the full quote: > Ignoring Python 3 it has not really evolved since its inception other than gaining basic unicode support at one point. It's actually praising that the 're&#x2
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by ndr 9y ago
It's going to be resource intensive, aren't your users going to hate you for draining their battery?
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by ndr 9y ago
If you are reading this comment before the article: they use Yandex's OLAP solution, ClickHouse, and Kafka. The whole article explains how and why they got there, it is actually very well written!
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by ndr 10y ago
Italy's law is quite specific on the matter, to offer transportation as a business you're either a taxi or a rent-with-driver (Noleggio Con Conduncente or NCC in Italian). Taxi have their own finite licensing problem but NCC are e
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink wants to boost the brain to keep up with AI(techcrunch.com)
315 points by ndr 10y ago|272 comments
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by ndr 10y ago
There's a lot of Bob Roth in those videos. I fell in the rabbit hole and came across his short presentation of TM[0]. It feels like a huge PR stunt to sell his certified "Transcendental Meditation®" trainings. Does anyone her
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by ndr 10y ago
You can't check with the king.
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by ndr 10y ago
This reminded me of "Spec-ulation" from Rich Hickey [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyLBGkS5ICk

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