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by susi22 11y ago
How much do you think of this is nowadays obsolete (or let's say: Less important) with HTTP-2? I'm using pagespeed with Openresty.
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by susi22 11y ago
Linus Torvalds uses Google+ extensively to communicate.
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by susi22 11y ago
Openresty is fantastic. On a static website I did last year I implemented some basic login with it and some Elasticsearch full text search. If you just need some very simple REST API and don't want to start with a full blown backend se
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Design Patterns in Clojure(mishadoff.com)
155 points by susi22 11y ago|61 comments
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ACT-R: A cognitive architecture(en.wikipedia.org)
20 points by susi22 11y ago|4 comments
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by susi22 11y ago
It's because the computation complexity increased: http://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/29755/why-is-binary-se...
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by susi22 11y ago
One thing I found interesting: You can view the FT as a method that fits exponentials. You can even generalize this idea and then you have the Prony method.
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by susi22 11y ago
Funny, just saw this article today in the local newspaper: http://www.all-in.de/nachrichten/rundschau/Ofen-platzt-aus-a... It says that they may reduce ("up to 10%") the garbage fee.
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Ask HN: Giving away 2% equity during bootstrapping for free housing?
4 points by susi22 11y ago|8 comments
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by susi22 11y ago
I didn't check if they do, but they should not charge VAT for customers located in the USA. Which means that the price will actually end up being $2.80 (as of right now 2.99/1.2 EUR to USD).
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by susi22 11y ago
You're a recruiter. It specifically states that you should be personally working for the company
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by susi22 11y ago
I'm still waiting for the day that somebody does a "super simple chat" with NO dependencies. Why do they all need REDIS or some kind of persistence? Why not just hold it in memory? If you really have a use case where persiste
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by susi22 11y ago
The keyword here is "Music Information Retrieval". If you're interested in knowing more there is a few high quality tutorials out there. Don't be afraid of "research looking" papers. They're often pretty
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by susi22 11y ago
If you mean the compilation fsync stuff: Yeah until 1.8
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by susi22 11y ago
Again, that's not true. Transducers are about reducing things. That's why a transducer first needs a reducing function. But I won't go into details what trasnducers are. There is many good (and long) blog posts about it.
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by susi22 11y ago
You're mixing up `seq` and `coll` here. Most of the stuff you said is not true.
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World War II: Loss of Life Visualized [video](youtube.com)
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by susi22 11y ago
Kibana is a pretty big one: https://github.com/elastic/kibana
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by susi22 12y ago
This article has a few links but REALLY is lacking this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giving_What_We_Can https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/ And interesting bunch of people where you pledge to donat
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by susi22 12y ago
They definitely wouldn't put those on CAN bus, way too unreliable. That's what Flexray was invented for.
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by susi22 12y ago
If you only want it for the colors (or maybe you dislike installing software from source): Check out "ccze".
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Startup funding: bootstrapping vs. fundraising(slideshare.net)
1 points by susi22 12y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 12y ago
FYI: The publication [1] that improved on the MRI results was the famous paper that layed out the foundation of the what is called "Compressed sampling" / "Compressive sensing". This is the main field of research fo
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by susi22 12y ago
Has anybody in the client side community ever made the connection to rules engines? This flow of logic is awfully close to how a rule engine works. I wonder if people will at some point arrive at it. There isn't a whole lot of rules en
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by susi22 12y ago
Has anybody in the client side community ever made the connection to rules engines? This flow of logic is awfully close to how a rule engine works. I wonder if people will at some point arrive at it. There isn't a whole lot of rules en
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Ask HN: Do you pay for a commercial server OS (Solaris, RedHat..)? Why? Why not
1 points by susi22 12y ago|2 comments
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by susi22 12y ago
They've also just started including external websites such as Dell.com to be listed right at their offers. Note, that this will take you to the external website and not go though Amzons checkout: http://www.amazon.com/g
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Wikipedia: Toby Ord(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by susi22 12y ago|1 comments
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by susi22 12y ago
Every Angular documentation page has a link to edit the doc right in github. The same is true for React but not for Amber nor jQ. However React's docs are much simpler than Angular since it only provides the View and the docs are only
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Skribilo: A Scheme-Based Document Programming Framework(nongnu.org)
23 points by susi22 12y ago|2 comments

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