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by siculars 12y ago
Hi Clever gang, this hack is rather clever ;) I do a similar thing dealing with complicated relational structures but I child out to bash scripts vs your stream solution. Is your stack coffescript? Doesn't look like generic javascript
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by siculars 12y ago
OP, consider this episode a badge of honor. You're doing the right thing. Learning valuable technology and skills for a successful future - not just in tech but in whatever you want to do. Finding a problem and doggedly pursuing a solu
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by siculars 12y ago
This. ISP's of the like mentioned by the OP are being paid for INTERNET access. Not access to the local network resources on the ISP's network. If I pay for an X up/Y down connection to the internet then that is what I expect
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Realtime Search Infrastructure at Craigslist [slides](slideshare.net)
1 points by siculars 12y ago|0 comments
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by siculars 12y ago
I've been looking for a way to integrate docker into my existing workflow. This integration takes nothing away from Docker and just makes Vagrant that much more flexible and valuable to teams already using it and newcomers. Can't
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by siculars 13y ago
Without giving away the secret sauce, could you talk a little about how you unlock growth by decoupling from the incredibly time intensive task of custom integration with each customers (Financial Insitution's) backend? Or maybe you do
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by siculars 13y ago
Sorry, zt. Didn't scroll down to the footer/know that you were connected to ST. I'm sure you're doing great stuff but it's hard to see how you get customers without a big bond/insurance against buyout. How do y
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by siculars 13y ago
Ha, I didn't scroll down to the footer!
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by siculars 13y ago
Almost seems like a pr piece for Standard Treasury, http://standardtreasury.com/ . White labeled customer (developer) facing api's, I believe . I'm not entirely certain how this scales for ST because even though t
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by siculars 13y ago
This is like a cat burglars wet dream.
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by siculars 13y ago
And the moat keeps getting larger. Good for them. Yes, they are kind enough to open source this, but how advanced is the tech that they don't? And how much time have they enjoyed as the first to benefit from this impressive tech? Agai
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by siculars 13y ago
Should we stop using Javascript?
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by siculars 13y ago
/bias rant/ I'm writing this on a brand new, never used, lenovo thinkpad loaner with windows 7 because my 3yr old macbookpro decided to die. (Took it to apple in NYC, they'll fix it and send it to me in Portland, OR.) I
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by siculars 13y ago
Ah, the slippery slope. What's next? 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4, or has that been done already. Hey everybody in the world, this is how dictators stop free speech and tighten control on their people. Technologists need to think about these thing
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by siculars 13y ago
From my reading it seems that they are fully consistent between the three nodes in their cluster. This seems to suggest that any failure will block writes. It also seems like since each node has a full copy of the index, that means your ent
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by siculars 13y ago
All it takes is one phone to be on, regardless of human intervention. I would wager someone forgot to turn their phone off. Nevertheless, if the flight was hijacked and the hijackers were pros, as they clearly must be, they might have had
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by siculars 13y ago
What is the first thing you do when you land? I don't know about you, but I check my phone. If even one phone on that plane was not off or in airplane mode it would immediately connect with the nearest cell tower no matter where they l
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by siculars 13y ago
Here's an idea. Every organization that believes in freedom may consider repurposing their websites to allow access to censored sites. Let's say you're in Russia and instead of configuring a proxy you simply go to eff.org or
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by siculars 13y ago
How about a Star Trek catan tabletop webisode with OP, wilw, aw and fd. Just film as a regular episode and don't mention the C word. I'm sure someone here could reach out to @wilw...
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Livestream of Snowden at SxSW(mashable.com)
3 points by siculars 13y ago|0 comments
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by siculars 13y ago
My problem with Android vs iPhone is the inverted security model. On Android the app tells me what it is going to do and I have to take it or leave it. I end up leaving it and thus have no apps. On iPhone I can finely tune which permissions
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by siculars 13y ago
Congrats on the launch. Looks great and is tempting me to take a real stab at writing I've always flirted with. Q: is there planned integration with print? Could you send out text to a printer and get an actual book made? DO you have r
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by siculars 13y ago
25$ via btc on coinbase. no brainer. should be required gaming for all public school kids.
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by siculars 13y ago
Ideas this the first time around. Cool, but still have the same problem I had then. Confirmation bias.
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by siculars 13y ago
Coinbase's buy mechanic is very easy and allows you to not have a bunch of money stuck inside an exchange. You pay for the pleasure, of course, but if you aren't dealing in big money the fee's are negligible. Once you have yo
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by siculars 13y ago
Aside... I use Coinbase. But am I the only one concerned they built a transactional system on top of MongoDB?
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by siculars 13y ago
"Consider wearing a video camera at all times. It has been shown that when police wear cameras and are aware of being filmed, it moderates their behavior. As self reports of the need to use force decrease, so do complaints." This.
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by siculars 13y ago
This. A thousand times this.
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by siculars 13y ago
Spot on. I work in medical informatics and my brother is a doctor. Doctors have a unique way of distilling information. My brother likes to say "does it change management?" aka, is a piece of information important enough to change
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by siculars 13y ago
Is kraken taking money in all States? Or just South Carolina which, I believe, is the only State they have a license in.

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