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16y ago
Rolling back to a known-good state is the safe approach Absolutely. However, they rollback should be atomic, which means all pieces of the infrastructure/code should be rolled back to a known-good-state. When I said "gymnastics", I meant
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After isolating the bug, we attempted to roll back to a previous version of the routing mesh code. While the rollback solved the initial problem, there as an unexpected incompatibility between the routing mesh and our caching service. To
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16y ago
Thanks! We primarily work on sentiment analysis, anaphora resolution, topic identification. Also work on topic classification and clustering.
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16y ago
Any good materials to read? I work in a text-analytics startup, so I do have a basic understanding about NLP and related fields.
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16y ago
Disclaimer - This is a second hand advice. There is a big chance of it being really bad. From what I have heard from veterans in the industries, the gist comes down to this "If your project does not make enough money, no one would care. If
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16y ago
Wow, this is fantastic. I wish I had an application ready, but I will apply next year. I do have couple of questions though. a. Does work experience help (or deter) admissions? b. How often colleges give admissions on graduate seats when th
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16y ago
We use Flex. So, browser compatibility/testing is not an issue for us.
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Firebug is the ONLY reason, why I have Firefox still installed on my work machine.
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16y ago
No, i think peak value is 1.2k * 4.5 ~= $5.4k
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16y ago
I am actually surprised Apple would charge developer fees for academic purposes. Wont they be much better of creating future developers for their ecosystems, as compared to getting their wallet fatter by $120/student?
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16y ago
Retweeting, even though does not mean the same thing, in practice works pretty close to "like" in twitter ecosystem.
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16y ago
Just to be clear, what are the specified numbers? execution time in seconds?
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16y ago
I dont use Facebook, but for Twitter, you can go to Settings > Connections, and revoke the permission for any/all third party apps.
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16y ago
Most of the time, I dont mind signing up for apps on HN, to review them using my twitter account (I dont use FB), but I did not do it for your app, because I dont like it doing auto following by my twitter account WITHOUT an option to avoid
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16y ago
Non american developer, working in full time job here. Can you explain a little how/why income tax is higher for freelancers?
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Misuse of statistics
(en.wikipedia.org)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Well, for one, the 'reach' reduces drastically.
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16y ago
http://novojuris.com/ , Not for free though,
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16y ago
I do not necessarily agree. There are a _lot_ of good _businesses_, which basically _fill the gap_ in other product. xMarks is not like an cut-n-paste iPhone app ( http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2009/06/10c.html ), which becomes _usel
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16y ago
No.. Unfortunately, they don't.
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16y ago
Any ideas when they plan to include materialized views? Last I checked it was part of this years GSoC.
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16y ago
The programmer in me absolutely loved the product. However, I am bit skeptical about how it would be positioned/generate revenue (Mostly because I have zero business acumen) . Good product. Best of luck for revenue generation.
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16y ago
This is exactly what I miss most on my switch from Ubuntu to Windows7. I find the need to reboot on installation/updates especially annoying.
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Ask HN: What happened to diaspora?
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16y ago
Nowadays, there is no difference in online/real privacy. If I would not want to tell anyone/anything in real life, I would/should rather leave digital footprints of it on the internet either.
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16y ago
If I were you, I would go for, 1. Ad supported free digital copy (which will help advertisers achieve attention of lot more targeted crowd, that is hackernews readers). Free version would ascertain the momentum for the product (and proba
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16y ago
Clickable: http://getvouched.com
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Ask HN: How do I get into research?
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16y ago
Ok. I should have done a basic study before making a comment. My bad!
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No. a.) Google follows robot.txt. You can disallow Google to index your website. Most of the websites, OTOH, want Google to index websites. b.) Google does not republish the content. All the traffic is directed to the content owner, ie the
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