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   by netcraft 10y ago

   Great stuff, my only recommendation would be to link to sources where he said these things.
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   > At the moment there are few enough that they could fetch a list of all of them and cache it at which point they would be back to the annoying race conditions for fresh publishes, no? Can you speak to why it is so expensive on the NPM s
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   I don't think our evidence for dark matter comes from interactions between galaxies but within a galaxy - the interaction of matter within the galaxy and the amount of lensing observed because of the amount of observed matter in a gala
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   admittedly I haven't used gitlab to the extent I have with bitbucket/gitlab - but so far I haven't found anything missing personally - in fact there a lot of things in gitlab that I wish were in the others. A lot of the gith
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   I've used and loved bitbucket for years for private project hosting, but for the occasion where I need to put more devs on a particular project I'm not sure why I would pay for it now over using gitlab for free. It might be diffe
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   Is this actually for developers? It says > requires Windows Server 2016 - how many devs run that locally? Or is this for running this image inside of a windows server 2016 vm?
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   I think you might have posted to the wrong thread - is this a job listing?
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   right, something like a character walking down streets the way you would walk down a hallway in a top down game. Trouble with arrow navigation is how to interact with intersections, especially complicated ones - roundabouts, more than 3 ex
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   by netcraft 10y ago

   somewhat tangental to the topic, but are there any examples of applications using a flat mapping like this or google maps or openstreetmap that allow an avatar to explore it like you would a game - not jumping around but linearly, with cont
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I've got to find the time to play and get typescript set up figured out. I've had several false starts, always running into duplicate type definition issues and similar problems - looking forward to see if the new @types from npm
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I had the same question, found the answer here: http://sci.esa.int/gaia/58209-gaia-s-first-sky-map/ it says > The two bright objects in the lower right of the image are the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, tw
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    Visualization of the data: http://gea.esac.esa.int/visualization/index.html
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    > The one billion to be catalogued by Gaia is still only 1% of the Milky Way's total I mean, wow. We are so tiny. > The called-for specification was to get to know the brightest objects' coordinates down to an error of just
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    some reports of bricking of devices with the OTA update http://www.macrumors.com/2016/09/13/ios-10-update-bricking-i...
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I can't wait till someone imports this data into a visualization - I wonder if it can be put into universe sandbox?
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I completely agree that what you say is their motivation - but is a little nuts that this is acceptable. Managing their PR nightmare shouldn't be cause for destroying property/data they don't own. Even if their cause is mor
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    How trees talk to each other – Suzanne Simard(youtube.com)

    1 points by netcraft 10y ago|0 comments
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    There was a recent idea that small, primordial black holes might be related to dark matter http://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/nasa-scientist-sugg... Basically the idea that theyre smaller and more commo
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    im pretty sure this isnt true - if any of those things were massive enough to substitute for the gravitational effects that have been observed they would emit infrared radiation at least.
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    Looks like the flight range can vary between 100s of feet and as much as 40 miles or more http://www.mosquito.org/faq#far They would have to only take a blood meal from a single host and you'd have to be able to correl
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    Links to Part 1: https://blog.whoishiring.io/hacker-news-who-is-hiring-thread... and Part 2: https://blog.whoishiring.io/hacker-news-who-is-hiring-thread... (although it seems the charts are broken in this
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I really like it - a couple of opinions though - the time could be extended just a bit, maybe its my pre-coffee state but I sometimes needed a couple more seconds just to think about the name. Also consider changing the scoring to be relat
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    Reddit’s uptime (2008–2016)(medium.com)

    13 points by netcraft 10y ago|0 comments
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    > Every day we collect more than 100 terabytes of data from MySQL databases that is an amazing amount of data - I dont use pinterest but had no idea they were that large.
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I will probably give _Seveneves_ this christmas.
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    But that wouldn't have been accidental. They weren't necessarily trying to prevent attackers from being able to launch - more that someone couldn't put the wrong key in the wrong hole accidentally.
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I wonder if this is at all related to their version of google cloud shell?
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    agreed that pricing should be easily accessible.
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    confused about what x2 means?
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    by netcraft 10y ago

    I think a few minutes would be fine - but it would be nice to still know how I voted after the fact.