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spullara
4y ago
Having worked there years and years ago, I doubt it. All those parameters look like chart parameters to me, probably local to Y! Finance.
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spullara
4y ago
Here is it decoded: {"interval":"week","periodicity":1,"timeUnit":null,"candleWidth":4.3486590038314175,"flipped":false,"volumeUnderlay":true,"adj":true,"c
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spullara
4y ago
Common I think is a stretch but that is great.
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spullara
4y ago
It is extremely difficult to change out data formats.
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spullara
4y ago
This was back when there was 0 encryption, 0 compression, and using thrift and there is little actual business logic.
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spullara
4y ago
This is great news. Now they need to make the touchpads as big as on the mac on these other laptops.
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spullara
4y ago
The basic idea of the system was to scan a reverse chronologically ordered list of "user id, tweet id", filtering out any tweet whose user wasn't in the follow set (or sets in the case of scan sharing) until you retrieved eno
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spullara
4y ago
When I was working there I implemented my patent during a hack week (given a set of follows return the list of matching tweet ids, very similar to his prototype): https://patents.google.com/patent/US20120136905A1/e
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spullara
4y ago
Ok, how much better is 13 blades?
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spullara
4y ago
This doesn't protect against insider threats at all since the insider would likely have access to the key as well unless you mean someone taking a disk out of the datacenter which is pretty far fetched as an attack. Dunno if you have b
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4y ago
I don't believe that AWS sells its retired equipment, at least I could find no evidence for it and thus I think the likelyhood that someone gets a hold of an unwiped/unshredded SSD from them to be exceedingly low. I am surprised t
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spullara
4y ago
On Mac you can use ktrace or dtrace.
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spullara
4y ago
Encryption at rest (where the customer isn't the sole owner of the key) applies to a very dumb attack vector, disk drives found in a landfill that somehow weren't wiped and shredded as they left the DC.
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spullara
4y ago
I do think using something like Flatbuffers or CapnProto where the SerDe is removed (aside from the travel over the network) could be a huge win. Another thing I have always wanted to try is to develop a system using microservices with a RP
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spullara
4y ago
So, some silly definition that isn't relevant. Got it. I think if that is what you mean, maybe you should use the word "swappable". Replacement means it is at end of life and doing extra work to change them is ok. Swappable m
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spullara
4y ago
They are talking about old applications running on the new operating system. Not upgrading them in lockstep.
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spullara
4y ago
What phones don't have replaceable batteries?
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spullara
4y ago
Those queries are mostly loss leaders for Google.
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spullara
4y ago
We should treat the banning of our internet companies by foreign nations that same as banning imports of goods.
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spullara
4y ago
Get TSA Pre and you don't have to do almost anything. Not even the mm wave scanner.
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spullara
4y ago
The content you are talking about wasn't on Netflix all the time. They were constantly churning the catalog and still do. There are shows from some of those places right now. Netflix has always had a limited catalog based on how much t
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spullara
4y ago
But everything was never on Netflix. Most of the streaming services are net new content for streaming.
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spullara
4y ago
AWS Lambda SnapStart makes all these alternative, constrained serverless systems look pretty painful for little gain. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/snapstart.html
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spullara
4y ago
Whelp, no need for traction then :)
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spullara
4y ago
That doesn't sound sarcastic at all. /s
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spullara
4y ago
Model S Plaid has been clocked at < 2s by 3rd parties so I don't think 1.9 flat is that farfetched for the roadster.
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spullara
4y ago
They are claiming 1.9s? Where did you see 1.1? https://www.tesla.com/roadster
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spullara
4y ago
Honestly the biggest reason we had to re-platform to the JVM was latency (fail whale was a 5s timeout) and not growth. Ruby was just too slow for all the stuff we wanted it to do. It ended up being 10x fewer servers AND 10x lower latency.
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spullara
4y ago
Yeah, but that doesn't make any sense at all. So, don't listen to them. If any photo saves 50kb from compression you can easily see that thinking this is a mistake.
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spullara
4y ago
I didn't. They are still quite successful.
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