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Ask HN: How does HN's Algolia search by popularity work?
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Wow! Excellent read!. It's even more impressive since the footnote says: "This story first appeared in the Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1961" Fifty-five years ago! It reminds me of a recent hn article (
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I didn't found the pricing info either until I played around in the terminal, which gives us this: $ pricing Polybit offers pay-as-you-go services. Action | Cost ---------------------|--------------------------- API Reques
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10y ago
Interesting that something like DTN is being hosted in SourceForge: Interplanetary Overlay Network (ION) Software Distribution (DTN) http://sourceforge.net/projects/ion-dtn/ I'm interested in DTN but given SF
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Oracle profits surge–at the expense of Java development and software support
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I posted this because I am mainly concerned about: >According to data gleaned from the Java Community Process (JCP) by Java community members associated with Java EE Guardians—a Java EE advocacy group that includes Java's principal
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Oracle profits surge–at the expense of Java development and software support
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In my experience most (maybe even all?) of the times I've had to leave a job and I think about how to do so, I end up realizing that the best course is to be honest. In your position I would pretty much just tell them everything you ju
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10y ago
Thanks for the response! I'll look into them. Well, I am still looking around so no fixed ideas yet whether to use or not use whatever CF offers, but since in my experience CF is the one that stands up the most in whatever stuff I read
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10y ago
What competitors are there for CLoudFlare that you consider better than them? I am genuinely interested since I was thinking on signing up for their service, but I would love to research some alternatives first.
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10y ago
I guess he's referring to Intellectual Property, so the code probably.
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10y ago
Not really. I was already enrolled and it didn't work, so not sure what happened.
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10y ago
Well... I guess it's too late... they probably noticed already because I can't download any more courses :(
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What course names did you use? I could not find the ones from Prof. Sedgewick, only the one from Prof. Roughgarden
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I am also having problems. It seems the lecture id to download from the API is incorrect.
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I also found https://class.coursera.org/crypto-010/lecture and https://class.coursera.org/crypto-preview/lecture but I think the first one is newer. There's also https://class.cour
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10y ago
Yes, it was tautological on purpose. Maybe I failed to communicate what I wanted, but basically I was trying to say that I've seen most people equate luck to something akin to a deity's intervention, i.e. luck is something that an
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10y ago
> If success is unpredictable, that usually means that luck plays a large role. Could it be also that maybe we are not yet aware of the myriad of other factors that also influence the outcome? i.e. it may seem like luck but it could be
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Yeah, I definitely agree on the first and the third, but I'm not so sure about the second. Even though they might be unsupported or unusable that doesn't mean that the legal team would be happy to ignore them. Sometimes (most time
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10y ago
How come they can distribute binaries of an OS that belongs to a company? I mean, even though it is a failed project, it still may have valuable stuff, patents, etc. So how come they are able to distribute without issues? are they going to
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10y ago
I guess I'm on a similar camp. For some reason the idea that I would be posting my day to day seems to me very "un-private" for a person like me that doesn't want to voluntarily broadcast my every waking second. I use Fa
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10y ago
Yeah, me either. At first I kind of thought of disabling stuff so I Could read Forbes but I've found so much crap lately that I don't bother anymore.
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10y ago
Although what you propose sound plausible, the only instance of this I've seen is when adding copyright notices when you save the link to am image, or when they add this warning about not stealing the work and adding proper citation. T
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10y ago
For those interested I found this book quite good: "Linux 3-D Graphics Programming" [1] That explains how to build a 3d engine almost from scratch and it does explain 2D math (cross product, etc) and also 3D stuff of course (matri
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Well, not really. I checked the source and you can see here: https://jsfiddle.net/f17yr7qh/ For example, line 9 of the source: ~(32 sin(o) /* , (W#####Xx######.P^ T % */sin(.5+y/7))\ You can see
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This is extremely cool, however the source code does look a little different than the output (the output only has '#' chars, but the source has letters and other chars besides #). Does that still count as a quine? (don't real
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That does sound very interesting. I'll definitely have to take a look again with different eyes. Thanks for the details!
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Do you guys fear that if big banks start to feel threatened, they will start lobbying to keep the field uneven to their favor? Leaves me wondering how much inroad is possible to make going against such big (and dirty-playing) actors. I mean
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Was there any particular reason this name stood out for you guys even if you knew it was a busy term? I even searched directly for Tally Technologies and some other Tally Technology name pops up. How expensive it is for a company that just
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10y ago
Could you elaborate a bit on what kind of commercial systems you used this for? and what was the role of Inferno in it? I've been really interested in playing with it since my college years, but every time I got to poke around I felt l
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