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by rpedela 9y ago
Yes and no. My garbage company will only pick up anything that fits in our issued garbage bins. We can make an appointment for larger items, like an old couch, picked up for an extra fee. But in that case there isn't much difference ex
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by rpedela 9y ago
That would actually be awesome.
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by rpedela 9y ago
Whales
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by rpedela 9y ago
Do you have direct links to peer-reviewed sources, not search results for videos? Also I am always skeptical of websites where all the content is produced by one doctor and phrases like "From the physician behind the trusted website Nu
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by rpedela 9y ago
Carcinogen? Source?
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by rpedela 9y ago
What is the "standard american diet"? Are you talking junk food which is certainly a bad diet? Or are you talking about the food plate/pyramid which is definitely a good diet?
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by rpedela 9y ago
I thought that was one of the primary use cases? Is that not true?
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by rpedela 9y ago
When it comes to NLP, Java is one of the best languages because of the library support (e.g. Lucene, Tika, Stanford CoreNLP). You don't have to like Java, but it is fine to use and there are plenty of potential hires.
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by rpedela 9y ago
Source?
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by rpedela 9y ago
I don't know the economics specifically but coal, gas, oil are all subsidized too.
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by rpedela 9y ago
They seem pretty comparable to me? Cross-region is $0.02, inner-zone is free, and cross-zone is free or $0.01. https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/on-demand/
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by rpedela 9y ago
AWS also has their own backbone. Starting at about 7 min: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqPfQgatMko
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by rpedela 9y ago
Here is their resiliency status: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/resiliency/cur... It depends on your use case. If you are already familiar with Solr and it is good enough for your use case
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by rpedela 9y ago
Such as?
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by rpedela 9y ago
They have fixed most of the stability issues in 5.x. I suspect some of the problems people have had with AWS ES is actually using a pre-5.x version.
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by rpedela 9y ago
This appears to be somewhat out of date. If you use version 5.x then pending_tasks is available. http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticsearch-service/latest/deve...
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by rpedela 9y ago
You can have a 1000 cameras and it still doesn't matter if you don't have a good computer to process the data. That is where machine learning, etc comes in. Machine learning is really starting to come into its own in last few year
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by rpedela 9y ago
The human visual cortex is still far more advanced than a computer's. Maybe that will change some day, but asking about non-camera sensing equipment is a reasonable question until it does.
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by rpedela 9y ago
Can you expand on emoji tokenization? I don't understand what you mean?
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by rpedela 9y ago
> we will never be able to achieve 20ms responses with eg an Elasticsearch cluster Why not? Assuming good hardware, why isn't that possible?
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by rpedela 9y ago
I think the advice in this thread is generally good. The only thing I would add is to at least ask for half cash upfront and half stock vested. That way even if you end up quitting, you still get rich.
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by rpedela 9y ago
ES is very good at storing and querying non-text data including geo data although there are exceptions such as numeric. Both PG and ES have their strengths and weaknesses. ES is great at search. PG is great at joins and constraints. Everyth
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by rpedela 9y ago
Depends on your needs, but ES is a superior search engine in just about every way. PG may be good enough for your needs though. In my general view, if you want a more powerful and easy-to-use alternative to LIKE then PG search is great. If
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by rpedela 9y ago
Postgres bcrypt is wicked fast. You need some crazy load before it makes sense to move hashing out of the DB.
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by rpedela 10y ago
What about waiting time between transfers? You need a certain population density to have almost continuous trains. In Bay Area, you have to wait an hour between Caltrains unless it is rush hour. Caltrains could go 500mph, I would still driv
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by rpedela 10y ago
Right but just giving more money to companies regardless of size doesn't create jobs. Businesses try to be as efficient as possible with their capital. Hiring people just because is inefficient. However companies will hire more people
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by rpedela 10y ago
That is the ideal but that isn't reality. The big corporations have large departments devoted to tax avoidance. Where does that saved money go? Usually distributed as dividends to shareholders, executive bonuses, or enormous bank accou
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by rpedela 10y ago
React is for complex/dynamic UIs. By using canvas, you kind of admitted that the old-school way isn't good enough for that case. Having said that, if canvas works and is better than React for your case, then great! Use whatever wo
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by rpedela 10y ago
I am working on a web application that is dynamic enough that the standard way to build websites makes it really hard. So I started building my own version of React. Found React some time later and switched because it was better than my cra
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by rpedela 10y ago
Are you an IP lawyer?

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