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by rpedela 10y ago
Why would there be legal ramifications?
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by rpedela 10y ago
MySQL has wider adoption historically so of course you will see more large site/apps using it because you have to be around awhile to get so large. I expect that to change because PG has improved replication and performance over the la
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by rpedela 10y ago
They are working to fix that. It didn't make it into PG10 but the developers are aiming for PG11.
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by rpedela 10y ago
They aren't going to provide evidence publicly for an ongoing investigation and lawsuit. That doesn't mean they don't have evidence.
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by rpedela 10y ago
They are working hard to get logical replication in for PG 10 (next major release), but there are still a lot of open items: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/PostgreSQL_10_Open_Items I don't know if logical replic
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by rpedela 10y ago
Google beat the other search engines in 1998 because of PageRank and a clean UI. Yes their monetization platform has allowed them to improve their product and dominate the market, but that isn't how they became the search leader initia
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by rpedela 10y ago
I am the founder of Datalanche, a search engine for SEC filings [1]. We have spent a lot of time text processing filings and I would be happy to discuss all the tools and gotchas. Unfortunately it is a longer conversation than what makes se
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by rpedela 10y ago
What if you want to automate a build/deployment?
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by rpedela 10y ago
I am curious what you find compelling about Bamsec? It certainly has a cleaner interface than EDGAR, but are there any other advantages?
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by rpedela 10y ago
Maybe that is the UN's position but I think most people just want energy produced cleanly which helps the environment beyond just global warming which is important for long-term economic health. And it will likely reduce respiratory il
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by rpedela 10y ago
Yeah a lithium-ion battery that doesn't catch fire and may be able to double energy density from PBS Nova [1] though I don't think the clip talks about energy density. 1. https://youtu.be/m9-cNNYb1Ik
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by rpedela 10y ago
Yes, I concur! I am definitely trying this out. I have a couple use cases where I think lambda functions would be useful but I don't currently have the time to figure out how to write and execute them.
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by rpedela 10y ago
The Wii wasn't successful because it had cool motion detection tech. It was successful because Wii Sports was such a fun game which used the tech. Oculus needs a killer game/app that makes the average person want to buy it.
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by rpedela 10y ago
Techstars is one of the best accelerators and they still have about 10 companies per batch. They have expanded beyond the original location in Boulder which is how they have chosen to scale rather than having 100s of companies in one locati
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by rpedela 10y ago
Only government.
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by rpedela 10y ago
Is it working? It seems a bit convoluted. Why not just let users agree to sell their aggregated, deidentified data to whoever wants it and then you take a cut kinda like the app stores.
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by rpedela 10y ago
Very interesting! What is Cardiogram's business model?
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by rpedela 10y ago
For a new technology, yes it is great news. If this and other similar projects work out, you will likely start seeing larger installations.
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by rpedela 10y ago
I think that will solve a lot of the headache around stock options. Exercising options could still be cost prohibitive depending on price and quantity but at least there wouldn't be any tax burden until a liquidation event. There would
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by rpedela 10y ago
LogRocket looks interesting and may be very helpful for debugging problems in production or optimizing performance. But FullStory or something like it fits my current needs better. I just want a video of real users interacting with the site
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by rpedela 10y ago
A bit off-topic, but how did you create those videos? It seems like a useful tool to test/optimize design, find UI bugs, etc. EDIT: They used FullStory ( https://fullstory.com ). I missed that when I read it the first time.
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by rpedela 10y ago
You are claiming that JS libraries are crap but then you like clones of Angular, React, etc but in a different language? You don't have to like JS, but it seems to me that you answered your own question: "Mind naming some great li
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by rpedela 10y ago
What a gross over-generalization. Yes there are crap libraries just like any popular language. There are also great libraries just like any popular language. If there are multiple for the same purpose, it is usually obvious which is the bes
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by rpedela 10y ago
To get a station unstuck, like or dislike a couple songs.
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by rpedela 10y ago
Phase 4 recalls are relatively rare thanks to the extra testing in Phase 3. If you removed Phase 3 then the number of recalls would dramatically increase as would the number of deaths.
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by rpedela 10y ago
For the sake of argument, let's say that WikiLeaks is anti-US. How does that matter? The US itself is ruining it's reputation by conducting mass surveillance, torture (at least during Bush years), drone assainations, etc. WikiLeak
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by rpedela 10y ago
How does Grumpy handle Decimal in Python? As far as I am aware there isn't an equivalent in Go.
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by rpedela 10y ago
Why are they more valuable?
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by rpedela 10y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by rpedela 10y ago
As in corporations are a form of organized crime or the mafia/cartels have infiltrated the Fortune 500?

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