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   by snissn 12y ago

   This is great, I really enjoyed reading your explanation of B+ trees! Could you add in a small section regarding how to delete a node?
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   by snissn 12y ago

   > the boost dependency is an immediate "oh hell no" Can you expand on that?
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   by snissn 12y ago

   Has anyone had any success launching products onto the google chrome store?
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   by snissn 12y ago

   That is no longer true
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   by snissn 12y ago

   I don't understand this story -- according to the smoking gun report, there's only evidence that this one guy sent her emails to her person account ( possibly by an autocomplete or address book oversight? ) and not any evidence th
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   by snissn 12y ago

   Out of curiosity, why does someone studying European history need a 15 watt laser?
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   by snissn 12y ago

   They've sold over a million watches at a retail price of $100-$200
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   by snissn 12y ago

   Here's a list of available 2 letter .rs domains: https://gist.github.com/mike-seiler/c20be8fb641bc280fff0 I kind of like ym.rs and wk.rs
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   by snissn 12y ago

   Awesome, with their announcement that "all major API revisions are finished" this seems like the turning point where I will finally invest my time into thoroughly learning the language! I'm really excited!
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    by snissn 12y ago

    How do you go from swf files to "action script"? Do you use flasm/flare for as2? How do you turn as3 abc files into action script? Did you write your own decompiler or use some other open source ones? There's a disassemb
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    by snissn 12y ago

    To aw3c2's claim that cloudflare is "a global CDN that "infected" an incredible of websites"
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Looks awesome! Two quick questions: 1) Your site looks very similar to bitcoinwisdom ( which i love). Did that come about by coincidence or design? Are there any open source tools that you were able to build off of that bitcoinwisdom also u
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    by snissn 12y ago

    http://www.newsweek.com/assange-google-not-what-it-seems-279...
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Thanks for pointing out there was an attached paper! It seems in section 2.2 the author points out that for a very special case of the snow blower problem, it is np complete ( see section 8 where they show a domain of polygons with holes).
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Thanks, I spent ten minutes reading the post, clicking a lot of the underlined words that didn't result in links and missed that this was based on an academic paper.
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    by snissn 12y ago

    I don't think the author understands what np complete actually means. I don't think that it is easy to verify that a snow Blown path is optimally efficient. It's interesting to discuss the complexity of day to day tasks, but
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    by snissn 12y ago

    why doesn't he watch some youtube videos on lean startups, write a business plan and raise some VC money?
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Link?
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    by snissn 12y ago

    What language is that?
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Is your comment directly relevant to the posting or just tangentially?
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Gulf of Tonkin. Iraq having WMDs. It's important to hold governments to a very high standard in matters like these.
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    by snissn 12y ago

    That's one way. You could use "New York time" too. So if I have a meeting with someone in Ohio sf and nyc we can use a micro time zone related to a major city. If you were going to create a massive number of time zones, it wo
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    by snissn 12y ago

    The last time I lost way too much sleep and felt funky from day light saving time I created this concept of a continuous day light savings time. What you need to do is pass in a gps location and from there it comes up with the current time
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Cashless societies like credit cards and mobile payments Not cashless societies like Star Trek
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    by snissn 12y ago

    c1.medium used to be the cpu workhorse on ec2, but with the new generation, they're almost always not the ideal choice. For example, for this use case, what about c3.larges? They're cheaper and have more CPU [1]. And if you don&#x
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    by snissn 12y ago

    Here is a very simple proof of concept that helped me understand the vulnerability: bash-3.2$ anyvariable='() { true; }; echo foo' bash foo
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    by snissn 12y ago

    I've been wondering for a long time why Nintendo never went ahead and made a smart phone. This really cool blog post sort of twisted the knife to me about their possible missed opportunity.
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    by snissn 13y ago

    Their website also has a cool demo: http://www.spritzinc.com/ And one of their promotional photos implies that it would work on google glass as well.
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    Innovative technology for speed reading on wearable tech screens(businessinsider.com)

    3 points by snissn 13y ago|1 comments
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    by snissn 13y ago

    Earlier this year I was curious as to what would happen if we used a clock that was actively calibrated to the solar high noon. I made this little web page here: http://mseiler.com/highnoon/ that uses your geolocation