potatosareok

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by potatosareok 7y ago
Global foundries was amd spinning out its fab business iirc.
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by potatosareok 8y ago
I get Java needs it because some uses need the performance gain in terms of less ram and less pointer interdirection. I'm glad library authors of like servers or caches will be able to improve performance without weird things like unsa
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by potatosareok 10y ago
Hi, I think you have misunderstood the issue. Just because YOU did not use those services does not mean your data was not leaked. It means that other peoples data was not leaked on YOUR site, but YOUR data could be leaked on other sites tha
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by potatosareok 10y ago
Beyond this post, you might be interested in another post in the blog: http://www.marathoninvestigation.com/2017/01/WhyIcheated.htm... . The blogger interviews someone he caught cheating in a pretty benign fashion
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by potatosareok 10y ago
Thanks for the link. If you look at CED high demand, CA today already has almost 10% excess of the projected 2026 peak demand (projected is between 65-70, lets say 69MW, per the LA times capacity is 75MW). High demand makes it's own se
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I think you are missing the point of the article. It lays out a case that this excess power generation is done for the profit of some regulated utilities, such as PG&E. For example, it mentions a power plant that was shut down because o
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by potatosareok 10y ago
What the hell is this these are companies that make millions of dollars a year arguing on the weekend with public blog posts. This is what lawyers are for. I automatically assume if you try to argue online you're in the wrong and are c
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I don't understand a few things about Google fiber ever as a long term viable business unit inside Alphabet as a whole. As you mentioned in the thread, and I agree with the sentiment, Access succeeds by forcing others to take action. F
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by potatosareok 10y ago
What problems do you have? Lombok does bytecode generation, I've never had a problem using it with things such as Jackson. How would an external library even know when the bytecode looks the same? I'm entirely aware I might be mis
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by potatosareok 10y ago
Hey Nostrademons, I appreciate your thoughtful responses so I was wondering what your thoughts are on importance and corresponding compensation of the 1st employee at a company. If the first employee is important enough that in your mind, i
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by potatosareok 10y ago
In my opinion Google is between a rock and hard place. They made it very easy to be certified for Android. My assumption for the reason is to spread it everywhere to get market dominance. Now they are tightening it up a bit which as a devel
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I've used Charles for the last year but Charles 4 is consistently crashing for me, and local rewrites often fail (it says file doesn't exist?). YMMV upgrading - I wish I had not.
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I disagree with the premise that the best companies and developers give away almost everything they do. There's a lot of code from Google that's not open source - for whatever reasons. Where are all the C++ big data tools that go
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by potatosareok 10y ago
What? I get Netflix is valuable but to say they would merge with Disney really seems delusional to me. Disney which owns ABC, ESPN, other tv channels, movie studios, merchandise. You can look at stock price sure but Disney revenue has been
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by potatosareok 10y ago
It's possible they are running advertising campaigns with ad networks that are only integrated with one of these attribution partners? I know I've started to see a lot of uber interstitial ads in games that I didn't use to.
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by potatosareok 10y ago
It's pretty depressing how casually people's lives are thrown away for money. I can't imagine how angry I'd be if I was dealing with a family member who was prescribed these increasingly higher doses of Oxycotin and goin
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I've only been programming fulltime for a few yeras so I'm putting this out for you as much as getting other people's thoughts on my half baked opinions. 1. Be independent in your role. Have opinions. You're hired for yo
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I interviewed with these people a few months ago. Unfortunately I didn't get an offer but out of all the companies I've interviewed at they've been probably the best interview experience. To elaborate, I liked the fact the in
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I don't understand what point you're trying to make with this comment. I don't see anyone here attacking her, in fact only in the article does anyone bring up her specific performance. In fact you seem to be saying she did no
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by potatosareok 10y ago
I don't understand this at all. In what world is there an infinite amount of hours I can work? Most people work 40 hours a week and if they work more don't get paid extra (barring overtime but do you work somewhere where you can j
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by potatosareok 11y ago
Wondering what your use case is for such a large cache that is not clustered (unless I misunderstood the code). Both in terms of single process dying = lost 10gb of data and also what single process needs a 10gb cache. I do see ability to r
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by potatosareok 11y ago
I always wonder how sites like these deal with stuff like potentially hosting child porn/other content that is illegal to possess. Does DCMA safe harbor stuff cover it? (don't see a DCMA notice on the site)
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by potatosareok 11y ago
What does Github write that uses Swift? I thought they didn't have an iOS app and I figured their desktop app was some node-webkit or electron based thing based on it being 27mb download.
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by potatosareok 11y ago
There's various research projects out there to, at compiler level, create different output binaries out of same source code to accomplish this task. I'm not really following it I just remember a professor at my undergrad was recru
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by potatosareok 11y ago
Huh always something new to learn for noob like me :) Could tweaking any of the tcp timeout settings on the os level help with this at all?
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by potatosareok 11y ago
afaik the cannot identify protocol is normally caused by, as is the case here, half open TCP connection. Seems bug is caused by a mix of using pooled connection manager on python side, not familiar enough with go or etcd to look into it. Se
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by potatosareok 11y ago
I get that but I'm wondering who is this postmortem written for? For other engineers? Not entirely - it's seems to be written partly as PR piece. In that case I don't need to basically congratulate Stripe on messing up and th
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by potatosareok 11y ago
Looks neat! Was this developed to solve some internal project? I'm always a little curious when I see open source projects with such fancy landing pages etc that don't mention really what parent org they're from. What would y
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by potatosareok 11y ago
Not sure if I'm doing anything wrong but I find cygwin/msys find very slow on my windows SSD. I mean I still generally use it just because I'm familiar but if I'm looking for a file in huge directory I look up whatever
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by potatosareok 11y ago
/usr/local makes sense to me if you've installed brew with sudo. But as other comment says, it's weird to me to have files owned by login user in system directory. It's such a rare scenario now I guess of multiple p

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