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10y ago
Tomorrow's lottery ticket numbers will be 12345
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Ask HN: What do you use to monitor your infrastructure and system health?
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Just a small nit pick, it's not shared memory it's Copy on Write memory that comes from forking. It would be interesting to see an explanation of the tradeoffs between threading and multiprocessing in their app servers too!
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10y ago
Oh the blog run by Chelsea Clinton has an opinion?
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Why is that a "dark pattern"? What trick is it trying to pull on you?
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I've been running similar algorithms in production for around 4 years. One issue we've never solved wonderfully are unit tests on our bloom filter algorithms, we've used end to end tests to our satisfaction but not really tes
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10y ago
> he isn't an unbiased source. No one ever is What I've learned - I think - is that the magic leap video demos use a totally different technology than that which they hope to bring to market -- seems pretty analogous to Therano
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10y ago
Hi! Could you please make an iPhone case with arduboy in it? Like this but playable https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00OMB5C6A/
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Are bandwidth in costs free? Are you referring to bandwidth out costs? I don't work for them but I imagine they model bandwidth out as disk reads for accessing and reading your data. Think about how much it would cost to read at the ra
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i recently moved a database off of RDS onto a "bare metal" VPS and my queries are > 10x faster
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Does anyone else have abysmal IO performance on postgres RDS? I have a 200 gb provisioned ssd with 2000 iops and get abysmal bulk read performance - the panel will report 30 mb/s and query speed is really slow with disk being the bottl
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> And don't forget that a wave can travel at the speed of light even if the wave is carried by massy particles that can not. I would love an example of that!
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Do you drink coffee? Try 100% cutting out caffeine!
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Oh great, thanks! If the app wasn't distributed with the html/css/js but downloaded from a server, would that skirt around the GPL requirements?
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Could someone please explain whether or how an iPhone app has PHP code from Wordpress included with it?
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Is Palantir a "Data-Mining Company" or is a military, law enforcement and surveillance company?
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10y ago
https://rzip.samba.org/ is pretty cool
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Game Developer Chooses to Connect with Pirates, Reaps Rewards as a Result
(techdirt.com)
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Wow the author is giving a two day course soon in C++ for up to 40 people that is costing 2500 per person. Is that a big industry? Do many people on HN run programming workshops? I would be interested in chatting if you do. Email on my prof
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Interpreted languages can have pretty high memory overhead. Let's say we have a page in python or php or ruby or whatever, and it needs to fetch 1,000 rows from a database (100 things here, 20 things there, whatever). Each row in the d
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Out of curiosity, albiet slightly off topic can you share an example server that you'd buy? I'm totally in the aws kool aid soup and would love to see some reasonable examples of how to buy server alternatives
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Is gitlab profitable?
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Is it up to me to actually find a way to watch the movie? The embedded trailers aren't labeled as such and my first thought was that these movies were all available on youtube.. Looks cool!
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OperaVPN is free on iPhone - I started using it recently and it's pretty great.
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That's cool about utf8 - what downsides are there to not treating utf-8 as raw bytes?
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The last picture in the article implies to me that it's running windows, is that the case, or did I misunderstand something?
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Based on your logic, why would anyone ever open up a new restaurant?
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A note -- if you're linking to arXiv, it's better to link to the abstract ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.03282 ) rather than directly to the PDF. From the abstract, one can easily click through to the PDF; not so
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Scientific American Reports Research Casts Doubt on the Value of Acupuncture
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have you looked into 5G signals? I was recently reading about how they plan to make them in the 50GHz range, which to me seems potentially dangerous
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