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by sly010 10y ago
In a large graph you would re-test the same part of the code over and over, because many top level inputs is going to do trigger the same code-path deep down in the graph, which is wasteful. In a sense they memoize service call answers, so
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by sly010 10y ago
I didn't know that. I got my numbers from [0]. Perhaps dollars are an overstatement, but your numbers are also for a best case scenario, when you have an application where you need to send data infrequently, in bulk, in an area with go
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by sly010 10y ago
But a lot of people use it at near full capacity on Sunday evenings when a new episode of Westworld is out.
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by sly010 10y ago
Satellite communication at the moment is very expensive (like dollars per kilobyte expensive) not because of the limitations of long distance wireless communication in general, but because most of our satellite equipment up there is old and
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by sly010 10y ago
> If the computer becomes absolutely silent, we need substitutes for those metrics. Blinkenlights, maybe. At least once a month, I notice my MacbookPro (with the silent fan) going very loud, I investigate, kill the offending process (usu
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by sly010 10y ago
Other good examples of value objects are: - EmailAddress - PhoneNumber - FullName - Address Perhaps it's just my domain, but I find myself very often defining equality to various degrees for these concepts. In fact I create value class
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by sly010 10y ago
> And what if the new Martians just declare independence? We just cut their supplies for 3 months ;)
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South of Market – The Musical(venturebeat.com)
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by sly010 10y ago
> That's a different point though as you're now effectively using HTTP as your transport layer rather than using your proprietary protocol "naked" on port 443. HTTPS is built on top of TLS, not the other way around. Y
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by sly010 10y ago
I remember a podcast discussing the topic, even speculating at the different parties. I also remember the Acquired podcast discussing the acquisition. They even have a link to a (different) document at SEC's website. My mind must have
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by sly010 10y ago
For folks with less time, I really enjoyed the "Acquired" podcast's walkthrough of this same acquisition step by step. They used this same SEC filing as a source, I believe. [0] http://www.acquired.fm/episodes
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by sly010 10y ago
The 3 actually useful diagrams that I have seen in the last 10 years are: - Sequence - Entity relationship - State chart All 3 are useful for communicating protocols, schemas and state charts. Sequence diagrams are probably the most ubiquit
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by sly010 10y ago
"The researchers didn't perform an exhaustive analysis of the encryption methods devised by Alice and Bob, but for one specific training run they observed that it was both key- and plaintext-dependent. "However, it is not sim
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by sly010 10y ago
https://www.yubico.com/2016/07/yubikey-route-usb-c/
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by sly010 10y ago
Time to remap control to ESC then!
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by sly010 10y ago
It has a headphone jack. How oldschool.
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by sly010 10y ago
Where will I stick my yubikey?
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by sly010 10y ago
Fully reinvented .. bla bla .. Our most physically backward incompatible computer yet!
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by sly010 10y ago
Apple will literally replace the keyboard with a touchscreen an inch at a time. Then everyone will follow suit, so we will all have to use external wireless keyboards (because the USB3- USB2 adapter will cost more than a new keyboard). Fast
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by sly010 10y ago
I guess it's time to remap CapsLock to ESC. Something we all should have done a long ago anyway.
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by sly010 10y ago
Agree. Things like Docker and microservices architecture are solutions for problem you have only if you are playing with more "interesting" stacks.
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by sly010 10y ago
Except that one is funny. Still well done though.
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by sly010 10y ago
> If this is consistently a problem why doesn't Github have fallback TLDs I don't believe this has been consistently a problem in the past. But after today big services probably will have fallback TLDs.
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by sly010 10y ago
I am confused. Are so many big websites using Dyn, or does Dyn have some special role in the DNS chain in the US?
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by sly010 10y ago
I am not sure how much "smarter" this is than a camera taped on a phone [0]. If the DSP chip itself were programmable from the phone then one could do all sorts of tricks just by downloading new "firmware" over the air.
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by sly010 10y ago
I don't know any other linter for any other language that complains about too many methods (or too many lines in a method, or too long variable names, etc) in a class. I should know my domain better than pylint.
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by sly010 10y ago
We had the same experience, unfortunately most of stripes "declined" charges are actually declined by the bank and stripe cannot, nor is willing to help you out. They are just a gateway. Once it happened on my own site with my own
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by sly010 10y ago
Unfortunately more often than not the person who pays for the software is rarely the one who uses it. The end result is that software is purchased based on promises in the marketing material, not based on quality.
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by sly010 10y ago
> css icon has less code this is just not true. using svg you can have a single string describe an arbitrarily complex path. > the code is more editable also not true. they are both just text... > and managable how so? in svg you c
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by sly010 10y ago
Their intro video is done by 2 Google engineers.

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