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by nisa 14y ago
sudo perf top is really great!
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by nisa 14y ago
[citation needed]
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Amazon used neo-Nazi guards to keep immigrant workforce under control in Germany(independent.co.uk)
4 points by nisa 14y ago|0 comments
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by nisa 14y ago
Lot's of GitHub users don't agree: https://github.com/search?q=.netrc+password&type=Code&#3...
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by nisa 14y ago
Do they hammer the webserver for this? Is the JSON pushed somehwere? I'm in Europe, so numbers are probably too high, but httping results for the file suggest this is not how it's done: % httping http://ir.eia.gov/ngs/wngsr.json P
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by nisa 14y ago
I guess it is part of the idea that you can ignore that. The shell script is _good enough_ for 80% (I made this up) of use cases. Knuth's solution is probably faster and requires less resources but if I want to reverse the filter order or c
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by nisa 14y ago
That blog is a gem. At least for me as a student. One item that I found particular fascinating is this: in [1] he quotes: Rigorous inspections [code reviews] can remove up to 90% of errors before the first test case is run (Fact 37) How to
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by nisa 14y ago
I used it on several multi-purpose machines, no desktop through. I just patched the stock Ubuntu kernel¹. If you enable pax you have to watch out for applications that are incompatible with it. GRUB, Java, mod_python broke out of the box, b
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by nisa 14y ago
If you really need security consider using the grsecurity patchset¹ and pax². It's possible to patch the Ubuntu default kernel without problems. However understanding and configuring this takes time and patience. There is a great guide on W
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by nisa 14y ago
Beware of bastille - not sure if this still an issue but this is a dangerous bug: http://serverfault.com/q/444948/100094
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by nisa 14y ago
Looks like even clicking on "Decline" does still made you prone to tracking from them. The excuse given in the answer is also pretty poor: http://i.imgur.com/FpjFp.png (permalink: http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/installmonetizer.com/co
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by nisa 14y ago
> Aside from political dissidents under oppressive regimes, I don't see much reason for people to worry about someone trying to figure out what you like I don't share the Google paranoia but It's not about what you like or don't like. I
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by nisa 14y ago
It's probably a better idea to use Hadoop 1.0.4 or even 2.0. Lot's of little annoyances are solved there. Monitoring is also completely missing: We use Icinga/Nagios and Ganglia. Especially Ganglia is invaluable to adjust the configuration
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Reddit user explains how untracable robocalls are made and paid for(reddit.com)
1 points by nisa 14y ago|0 comments
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by nisa 14y ago
I think it would be difficult to calculate a good ranking when using trigrams for regex-search (as in the link). As far as I know besides pagerank you have to rely on a term-based ranking function e.g. bm25 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oka
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by nisa 14y ago
Google had this for Codesearch: http://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/regexp4.html
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by nisa 14y ago
> that caffeine is a drug that can have some pretty pronounced effects when used a lot and over a long time. As an avid coffee-drinker - what are these effects? I've read upon caffeine and I've found no clear evidence for permanent harm
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by nisa 14y ago
I've did some experiments - and yes APC is a little bit faster (1-5ms per page rendering) when used as key-value store in comparision to memcached via unix socket. However I had always problems with cache fragmentation and a resulting slowd
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by nisa 14y ago
Wordpress is only reasonable fast if you use APC, memcached and the MySQL query cache. I never liked the caching plugins. If you use nginx just use the fastcgi_cache module and make cookies part of the cache key or omit the caching of pages
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by nisa 14y ago
Here: http://psiram.com/en/index.php/Focardi-Rossi_Energy-Catalyze... is a sourced detailled write up on the Catalyzer. There are no signs that anything serious will develop out of it.
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by nisa 14y ago
There is a lot of public information ( http://psiram.com/en/index.php/Focardi-Rossi_Energy-Catalyze... ) that screams "scam" but I'm not expert in the field. His approach to research does not seem to help his case at all.
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by nisa 14y ago
I had and have only mild depression and anxiety from time to time and I may sound ignorant/stupid now but for me starting to read and practice stoic philosophy really helped to keep a calmer and more rational outlook for my life. It does a
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by nisa 14y ago
It appears to be not so easy: http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/mind-design/201108/willp...
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by nisa 14y ago
Not sure if you are joking. Having everyone inside the pool makes up for members with chronical illnesses and other illnesses that need a lot of care. Some still healthy young poeple pay maybe a little bit more but everyone can be treated r
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by nisa 14y ago
Great article. But I gave up on static linking in Linux after trying to static link a distributed network client we build in a University project that makes heavy use of C++11 std::thread and Boost. It compiles fine, but segfaults on startu