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by scotth 14y ago
Impose a schema.
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by scotth 14y ago
Can't beat it? It's good, but Angular.js is definitely a front-runner.
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by scotth 14y ago
Redshift isn't Postgres. It's built on top of Postgres, similar to how Infobright is built on top of MySQL.
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Imogen Heap's Musical Gloves(synthtopia.com)
2 points by scotth 14y ago|0 comments
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by scotth 14y ago
Interesting, but a useless exercise.
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by scotth 14y ago
How do you feel they've done that?
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by scotth 14y ago
Have you tried out Google Flights? I've been told it's based on this same technology, and has a much better UI. And be sure to click around. It has some interesting tools, like prices for flights to your destination flown out of nearby airp
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by scotth 14y ago
Reminds me of the holodeck. Are they working, or playing characters in a gangster/detective story?
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by scotth 14y ago
I think you should read GP's comment more carefully.
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by scotth 14y ago
Oh, apologies.
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by scotth 14y ago
In case anyone else is wondering what this means: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interprocedural_optimization
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by scotth 14y ago
Ugh...same old shit, no new data to suggest that this might be possible within the time span mentioned. Moore's Law, Exponential Growth, blah blah blah.
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by scotth 14y ago
It's not half-ass if you're achieving excellence by some other metric. I personally take pride in my ability to recognize tradeoffs. I encourage my peers to see things in the same light.
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by scotth 14y ago
> A function can be inlined when the following constraints are met: > ... > * The function does not contain any activations Does this mean that a function can't be inlined if it calls other functions?
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by scotth 14y ago
You're assuming that mistakes made in the past are likely to be repeated. It is as likely to assume that Facebook has learned from their mistakes.
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by scotth 14y ago
> “Hey! You can do this better than this faggot!” Wow. Dominik, if you're reading this, you should know that this is unacceptable language.
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by scotth 14y ago
I for one agree with OP. The lack of capitalization made the article more difficult to read. For the record, I am not a brogrammer. Just a regular dude who's used to regular ol' English style standards.
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by scotth 14y ago
You forget that MRI isn't the only Ruby implementation. JRuby has no GIL.
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by scotth 14y ago
It's amazing to me that you don't know how to type that into Google. Or should everything on here be catering to the lowest common denominator?
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by scotth 14y ago
pfft
321.
by scotth 14y ago
Why do two lookups when you can do one? Keep in mind this is an edge case.
322.
by scotth 15y ago
Move on. From the sounds of it, it's a commitment that you're not up to and you've barely begun. Simple as that.
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OSCON 2012 Registration Opens(oscon.com)
2 points by scotth 15y ago|0 comments
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by scotth 15y ago
Who was saying it wasn't? Read through the thread. Nobody.
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by scotth 15y ago
No, they didn't. Pop the inspector's network panel open and watch what happens on Twitter. All the content comes down as JSON.
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by scotth 15y ago
Oh come on. Is this pseudoscience crap really appropriate on HN? Flagged.
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by scotth 15y ago
What do you mean by financial independence?
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by scotth 15y ago
Ugh...yeah. Just another case of technology confusion. The bill's bad nonetheless, but one thing's for sure: the ISPs won't be spying on your searches or your banking.
329.
by scotth 15y ago
That isn't how the frontpage works, and if it did, we would rarely have news turnover.
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by scotth 15y ago
You think it's trying to get food? Out of a lid? Come on...

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