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931.
by spydum 12y ago
To be fair, author did say he shouldn't be considered an expert and his experience was extremely limited.
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by spydum 12y ago
Interesting idea, but isn't ssh very sluggish when it comes to throughput and latency? Doesn't it cost quite a bit more in CPU? I'd hate to make ssh the protocol replacement for http for a busy site.
933.
by spydum 12y ago
I think the problem is, you are (with merit) criticizing Pearson for a crappy test. This isn't specifically Common Core's problem, this is Pearsons problem for a pretty awkward approach to Common Cores standard. You could argue th
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by spydum 12y ago
perhaps it's the rise of social networks, facebook, flappy bird, etc which has neutralized all gangs.. kids nowadays can't put their phones down, get off the couch. they've gotten lazier?
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by spydum 12y ago
pretty cool, but not surprising. in any large organisation, there is plenty of rule bending to achieve goals. you just can't get caught without results!
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by spydum 12y ago
i mean i get it, law enforcement have to prioritize their time just like everybody else.. and a stolen huffy is not going to trump the domestic violence call, or the hit and run.. but it still sucks. come to think of it, stolen cars work ef
937.
by spydum 12y ago
Yup story of my life building a BI platforms lately. Everybody inflates their concurrency estimates, and you can question them all you want, just don't be wrong in the opposite direction..
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by spydum 12y ago
i wonder why author choose to drill holes.. i'd think a cutting disk + slots would be better for airflow, and could be made to look a little better aesthetically
939.
by spydum 12y ago
In my experience, it's not likely because they expend calories thinking, but that they get so emersed into their work, they forget to eat :) lot of good programming folks seem to be the same way
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by spydum 12y ago
Hmmm, just browsing the diff and spotted something odd to me : is that pretty typical code style to write: for (;;) ? Why not while (true)?
941.
by spydum 12y ago
Just recently I had a chance to visit the Computer History Museum out in Santa Clara. It was amazing to me to see so much of my childhood and so many areas of the technology I grew up with sitting behind glass. I really didn't get very
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by spydum 12y ago
Merry Christmas everyone! Ooh look alternating article numbers in holiday colors! Isn't it amazing what technology can do?? If only it could <blink/> like the olden days
943.
by spydum 12y ago
got my first real exposure on NetworkManager/nmcli this past week doing some redhat 7 stuff. it turns out that it works quite well. For automation stuff, it definitely beats trying to sed a bunch of ifcfg- files. havent really touched
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by spydum 12y ago
fairly certain bridging works fine, though it does not support bridging to a teamed interface for some reason (though it can be manually setup)
945.
by spydum 12y ago
doing very little times 2300 in parallel is sort of the point though. if you have a parallel optimized job (like sum/agg of many rows/table), it is stupid difficult to make fast on a complex CPU where most of the execution paths r
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by spydum 12y ago
the price per core in terms of watts strongly favors GPU. Even if a card is drawing 250w it's providing 2300+ cores, that is crazy http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780...
947.
by spydum 12y ago
That they could starve in comfort..
948.
by spydum 12y ago
problem with minimums is people like myself and certainly countless others will forget about it till end of year, then take off the entire month of december because they "must".
949.
by spydum 12y ago
plenty along floridas cost, depending on your definition of small: jupiter, pine island, hudson beach.. pretty much take your pick along the coast, avoiding the major metro areas like Tampa/StPete/Clearwater/Miami/Jackso
950.
by spydum 12y ago
Indeed, All People Seem To Need Data Processing.
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by spydum 12y ago
I've had this discussion with many folks, and I've come away with the conclusion: we each have a natural limit to the volume of information we can process in a day. I personally find that if I read world events/news/majo
952.
by spydum 12y ago
So, just another BI/decision support system, which uses this spiral visualization? It is sorta neat it tries to find some patterns for you, but I imagine once your data exceeds simple spreadsheets it becomes far less cool.
953.
by spydum 12y ago
The article never actually provided fact or studies showing it is NOT 50%, they just ridiculed the national marriage project. All they showed was that less people per population were getting divorced. This does not answer the question about
954.
by spydum 12y ago
if that took digging, you have not worked in the big corporate enterprisey space. These are the go-to bodyshop guys all the major players outsource to. These bodyshops hire talented H1Bs (from their own network) to get folks on-shore to han
955.
by spydum 12y ago
Mostly not possible. DSL has multiple deployment modes PPP (over Ethernet or ATM), Bridged, and routed-bridge encapsulation (RBE). The upstream router at the ISP is usually connected to an ATM or Frame Relay link, where they create virtual
956.
by spydum 12y ago
This is how Ethernet works. Wireless is somewhat similar to a hub vs a switch. The spectrum is mostly a shared medium, just like 10baseT networks, or Ethernet hubs.
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by spydum 12y ago
I find it interesting someone posted a patch to the KERNEL with a comment of "doesnt always work?" It would seem prudent to invest a bit more time to understand why a particular thing doesn't work, for such a critical bit of
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by spydum 12y ago
timeouts work well, if you can afford to drop the data on the floor. for scenarios where you can't, life sucks: make your pipes faster.
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by spydum 12y ago
so bringing it back to the brain, does this suggest that certain cases of epilepsy are due to neuron signalling delays relative to non-epileptic brains? if so.. that certainly is interesting. It may explain why some epileptics "grow ou
960.
by spydum 12y ago
sooo, not exactly related to Alibaba, but they sure do take this Singles Day thing seriously?! that is a heck of a sales promo stunt

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