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by sgy 13y ago
Most of the middlewares (like logger) are no longer bundled with Express and must be installed separately. https://github.com/senchalabs/connect#middleware
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Hacker Weev's Chilling Conviction Is Overturned(huffingtonpost.com)
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10 best founding teams(money.cnn.com)
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Apple docs: Samsung misled investors about Galaxy Tab sales(tech.fortune.cnn.com)
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by sgy 13y ago
Facebook's original blog post: https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2014/04/news-feed-fyi-cleaning-...
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Speaking of Facebook's Anti-Spam Algorithm: A lookback at Paul Graham's(paulgraham.com)
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Microsoft ends support for custom domains in free email service(zdnet.com)
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Google's modular phones: hot-swapping batteries is just the beginning(engadget.com)
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Apple's human interface boss departing company days after key testimony(theverge.com)
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U.S. Navy's Robot Helicopter Delivers Military Supplies via Tablet(mashable.com)
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More evidence piles up suggesting a Google apps redesign is coming(androidauthority.com)
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Microsoft releases source code for Spectrum Observatory under OSS license(blogs.technet.com)
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Winklevoss: Bitcoin Payment System Worth $400 Billion(investopedia.com)
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Adobe issues Flash security update(zdnet.com)
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Vulnerability in Microsoft Publisher Could Allow Remote Code Execution(technet.microsoft.com)
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AI Startup Vicarious Grabs Funding From Bezos, Benioff And Jerry Yang(techcrunch.com)
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by sgy 13y ago
Well, not exactly, but rather the most efficient way to deal with elements (big numbers, in specific) that aren't going to fit in a single CPU register. Current libraries I've had a look at has some limitation on the speed of calc
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by sgy 13y ago
It will be certainly useful to review. Thank you very much.
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by sgy 13y ago
I'm into figuring out a fast, self-developed mechanism more than using libraries. But you absolutely got it: a solution when the number doesn't fit in a single CPU register. Great read by the way. Thank you.
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Richard Branson on Knowing When to Give Up on Your Idea(m.entrepreneur.com)
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by sgy 13y ago
The number 2^64 is not the limit itself here. What I meant with it is the number of unique digits combinations we can have at 64 slots. Your calculation would rather be https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=999999999999
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by sgy 13y ago
Kind of. I'm looking for a manual and efficient implementation to handle that <=> The speed of arithmetic IS a limiting factor here.
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by sgy 13y ago
Perhaps my point wasn't very clear. I didn't mean that a computer won't be able to compute the value of 2^64 or 2^128 or 2^x. In a 64-bit architecture, the data bus or datapath width will be 64-bit long. That is, we only have
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by sgy 13y ago
You're right, they do handle numbers of millions bits long and rather billions. But a 64-bit architecture allows the CPU's MDR datapath to read numbers only 64-bit long at once. My question is: what about the case when the number
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by sgy 13y ago
What I meant with digits is zeros and ones, of course not strings/characters. There's no disagreement about the data context in the lower level. To be more clear, let's suppose that the maximum a CPU can read at once is one c
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by sgy 13y ago
Any extra bit added to the edge won't be handled by the processor. Do you think having a cluster would solve such kind of problem efficiently? Especially that HN used to run on one core in the backend.
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by sgy 13y ago
You just added two entries to the maximum number of digits a processor can handle at once. I didn't get your suggested solution in full: how would you hande the extra identifier?
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by sgy 13y ago
The whole concept is how to solve problem at its edges, whether 64 or 128, let's say in 10 years time. Plus, would you use IBM System/37 or DEC VAX to run HN? 18 billion posts by 1 billion users will cumulatively make sense in th
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Leaked docs reveal Google’s plans for ‘Android TV’(venturebeat.com)
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by sgy 13y ago
1. Working with Node.js will keep you relaxed with a unified language on both ends of your web application. 2. It has also proven to be faster and more smoothly scalable than Ruby on Rails. 3. You'll find a good community support and l

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