snaky

42 ms·

391.
by snaky 8y ago
> Maybe they're hoping that's enough for the bulk of users (and maybe it is) They should brand it 'AWS Basics'.
392.
by snaky 8y ago
> We built our system, called ML/OS, by porting the Standard ML of New Jersey (SML/NJ) implementation [6] to run on a PC using the OSKit. SML/NJ is a complex, Unix-based system comprising about 144,000 lines of code, in ov
393.
by snaky 8y ago
Africa have more people, lower wages, and Chinese expansion.
394.
by snaky 8y ago
IRC
395.
by snaky 8y ago
> Skype is still "Skype" In name only. Even non-technical people know what huge pile of crap "Skype" is nowadays.
396.
by snaky 8y ago
https://hackernoon.com/how-blockchain-technology-could-fix-t...
397.
by snaky 8y ago
If the endorphins you get reading the content from your list is more important for you, so be it. You decide what's important for you, and that's the definition.
398.
by snaky 8y ago
It depends on how you define 'the quality'. Letting people cherry pick exactly what they want is the only moral way to provide the news actually.
399.
by snaky 8y ago
> what people read doesn’t correlate with what’s important What people read does correlate with what's important for them, by definition.
400.
by snaky 8y ago
There is a difference. Apple is selling their products in the top market segment, where consumers are usually consider an image, associated with the vendor and the products, as a big part of what they pay premium for. This works in many way
401.
by snaky 8y ago
> To wit, if U.S. issuing banks (i.e., banks that provide credit cards to U.S. consumers) were to refuse to settle certain transactions (e.g., card-not-present transactions for a subset of Merchant Category Codes) with the banks identifi
402.
by snaky 8y ago
Do they really need it, the trust among employers? Other companies don't, take Amazon or Oracle for example, and they are doing pretty well.
403.
by snaky 8y ago
There is resume driven development for blue collar coders masses. But this needs its' own name.
404.
by snaky 8y ago
JVM and .NET ports - https://github.com/castortech/mdbxjni and https://github.com/wangjia184/mdbx.NET are listed there as well.
405.
by snaky 8y ago
Find an Oracle DBA instead. The similarity is obvious, and PostgreSQL have less quirks.
406.
by snaky 8y ago
Yes, the most of migrations to PostgreSQL is not from MySQL, but from Oracle.
407.
by snaky 8y ago
Maybe it would be better to start with https://github.com/leo-yuriev/libmdbx
408.
by snaky 8y ago
A couple of years ago, I would agree with you, considering the fact that enterprise customers with volume licenses and huge investments in Microsoft infrastructure are bread and butter for Microsoft, and the foundation of that is trust betw
409.
by snaky 8y ago
It's 1000x considering the realtime data from smartwatch, which have no any API for that. So it includes decompiling smartwatches vendor's mobile app, or reverse engineering particular Bluetooth format the smartwatches use for sen
410.
by snaky 8y ago
I was talking about coupling it with the smart alarm - that requires getting the realtime data from the smartwatch.
411.
by snaky 8y ago
SPA building experience, coupled with popular JS frameworks, sells usually better than the skills of carefully engineering solution for the task.
412.
by snaky 8y ago
It depends. ML or ATS code can perform faster than hand-written C code, despite the fact both MLton and ATS compilers actually generate C code, effectively adding the layers of abstractions. And you can have the verification for free also.
413.
by snaky 8y ago
The smart blanket would predict it much earlier, to have the time to warm it up.
414.
Amazon will be off all Oracle databases by end of 2019(cnbc.com)
1 points by snaky 8y ago|1 comments
415.
by snaky 8y ago
> we may consider the evolution of functional materials, such as proteins, where several recent works suggest that through continuous structural alterations, resulting from cyclic loading, genetic complexity is reduced via evolutionary s
416.
by snaky 8y ago
Discussed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18539297
417.
by snaky 8y ago
And it would require a 1000x of the work to couple it, yes. It always amaze me how a couple of shell scripts is almost always is the very sweet spot of any real life automation.
418.
by snaky 8y ago
Exactly. The funny thing is the most of 'boutique' headphones companies are small Chinese vendors now, mostly unknown for the Western people outside of HeadFi forums.
419.
by snaky 8y ago
Delivering internet to the frogs would be groundbreaking.
420.
by snaky 8y ago
The fact Amazon cannot be more stupid with its' recommended goods than it is doesn't set the fact you just cannot predict someone would want to buy laser printer cartridge in a month or so after he bought the printer. You will be

More ›