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by rocho 6y ago
Are you on Windows by any chance? I experience that with Firefox only when I use Windows (i.e. almost never, fortunately). I switched to Firefox on my main computer (Linux) a year ago and I could not be happier. It consumes much less memory
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by rocho 6y ago
Off-by-one error, the irony! Jokes aside, I agree that the payout seems shockingly low.
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by rocho 6y ago
True, but for apps which are meant to be interactive you also need to take into account SPAs that might make very small requests for a good while once the main bundle has been downloaded. So, for a world-normal device which one is better? A
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by rocho 6y ago
I have the same setup on my desktop and laptop computers. Desktop: quad core Intel i5, 16 GB RAM, SSD,integrated graphics. Laptop: quad core Intel i7, 32 GB RAM, SSD, integrated graphics.
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by rocho 6y ago
I had the opposite experience. Used Chromium for as long as I could remember, then it started becoming too slow and memory-hungry. I switched to Firefox and it's been so much better! It's super fast and uses way less memory. The o
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by rocho 6y ago
As Ajahn Brahm says: "What's done is finished!"
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by rocho 6y ago
In addition to that, they match orders in real-time, so they might not even need to hedge partially because they have offsetting positions coming in.
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by rocho 6y ago
To limit ad tracking (LAT) on Android, go to Settings > Privacy > Advanced > Ads and toggle on Opt out of Ads Personalization.
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I created the exact same app in React and Vue. Here are the differences(sunilsandhu.com)
2 points by rocho 6y ago|1 comments
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by rocho 6y ago
2.5M/year?! That's insane!
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by rocho 6y ago
Crazy stuff!
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by rocho 6y ago
Yes, exactly. I hoped that he would repeat the experiment with a tricky one, like the horrendous forms served by Quantcast. In those, if you click "Reject all" nothing happens! How is that even allowed boggles my mind.
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by rocho 6y ago
It's very different. And the difference lies in the URL bar. When you use a CDN, your visitors will still see your domain. With Amp, they see google.com.
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by rocho 6y ago
It's very possible indeed.
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by rocho 6y ago
Be careful, as tarpitting connections can consume your resources faster than those of the attacker.
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by rocho 6y ago
Kraken had so many issues at the beginning. Trading during high-volume hours was next to impossible: orders were not getting filled (sometimes they didn't even reach the order book!), the UI wasn't loading, etc. Then they shut dow
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PureCSS Gaze: Painting with CSS(diana-adrianne.com)
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by rocho 6y ago
What about application upgrades? Are you ok with your application going down for each upgrade? With Kubernetes, it's very simple to configure a deployment so that downtime doesn't happen.
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by rocho 6y ago
I don't agree with the last paragraph. Your C++ example is orthogonal to the deployment aspect because it discusses the application. Kubernetes and the fragile shell scripts are about the deployment of said application. How are you goi
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by rocho 6y ago
Precisely. And that's the way it's done in functional languages.
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by rocho 6y ago
Interesting. How would one know that?
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by rocho 6y ago
I just checked and they have a websocket API which I imagine is usable in almost every language. We might use it ourselves instead of the official Python library which is not async. Async publishing and consuming is a requirement for our pr
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by rocho 7y ago
You can easily buy everything you want from Interactive Brokers. You can deposit EUR and do the transactions in other currencies. The interface is old and complicated, but very powerful. You will have to do the taxes yourself though.
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by rocho 7y ago
I do. I have an account with Interactive Brokers and I can easily deposit EUR. I can buy US stocks and options in USD and IB takes care of all the details (internally, it shows up as a short USD position). Investing from the banks themselve
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by rocho 7y ago
For me, Docker is important because it lets me use Kubernetes. That's what I really want to use. If Docker used chroot instead of their own thing, I would be fine as well.
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by rocho 7y ago
You can run it on GKE with autoscaling.
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by rocho 7y ago
These are really non issues. You can create a new Google account and setup a limit for the number of instances and alerts. Also, show us how you would rack up a $100k bill for a side project that receives a traffic spike. It's simply n
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by rocho 7y ago
I wasn't aware of this Slack feature. I used reminders for that. Maybe that's supported in Zulip too.
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by rocho 7y ago
If you have enough RAM you can run VirtualBox alongside your other programs on Linux. I used to run Android Studio in a Windows VirtualBox and it worked perfectly. Never had an issue.
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by rocho 7y ago
I have the opposite view. I find ORMs annoying and obscure, and I think they introduce duplicated code. If you need to run a certain query in multiple places, you need to repeat the same ORM expression or refractor it into a function. I fin

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