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   by susi22 13y ago

   This article is so horribly incorrect and fails right at the very beginning with the wrong assumptions and a idea that isn't thought through. What the author forgot is to take by far the most important variable into account: SPEED So
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   by susi22 13y ago

   They settled for the name since MongoDB calles it "Multi-key" index. Most people would probably not be familiar with the name "inverted index".
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   by susi22 13y ago

   It's impressive. But I think it's too much and distracts from the content. Use animations wisely! Use animations to explain concepts & context but don't make the animations your presentation!
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   by susi22 13y ago

   I'm glad this is getting attention. I was in Germany in July and watched a ~1h documentary about the working conditions there. Confirming what is written in the Guardian. The image I saw in the documentary were extreme. No access to cl
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   by susi22 13y ago

   Spelling has strict definitions too. You can't just make up spelling. SCNR
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   by susi22 13y ago

   We use email communication for our help ticket systems and all our users were affected (~20k). At 9am it was ~10min delay. 10am about 21min noon about 1h 3pm emails with ~3h delay arrived. Then it got better. We werent' able to help ou
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   by susi22 13y ago

   Can you revise your comment? I can't understand it.
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   by susi22 13y ago

   I'd love to get these implemented: - Ctrl + L - 'w' - 'ls'
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   by susi22 13y ago

   I'll ride the megabus in from my campus. Cheers
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    by susi22 13y ago

    We aren't even save from this: http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~tygar/papers/Keyboard_Acoustic_E... but then we should just show the passwords on the screen we enter? That's just insane. Linux command line do
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    by susi22 13y ago

    This also really helpful (pity it's relatively unknown): https://github.com/dbro/csvquote And: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Core_Utilities (section "Text utilities") http:&#x2F
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    by susi22 13y ago

    http://www.hdfgroup.org/HDF5/doc/RM/Tools.html http://www.hdfgroup.org/tools5desc.html#1 The first thing I do when I deal with data which has more than --let's say-- 10,000 rows is to pu
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    by susi22 13y ago

    3 Things: - It uses Ruby... Linux command line people don't like ruby dependency. Perl,awk,sed & Python are the "allowed" ones for sysadmin/devops - It violates the linux command line spirit "Do one thing, and d
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Yes, that's what the second link is for to normalize it. Maybe I should've made that clearer.
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Q for the math guys: Is this the closed form pdf of the angle distribution of one quarter of the circle? http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1%2Fcos%28min%28x%2Cpi%... 1/cos(min(x,pi/2-x)) plus the normali
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    by susi22 13y ago

    It does have VIM/EMACS integration: https://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/cmd/oracle/oracle... https://code.google.com/p/go/source/browse/cmd/
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    The Go Oracle: a source code comprehension tool for Go programs(groups.google.com)

    2 points by susi22 13y ago|1 comments
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Wow this is a flash in the past for me. Where I worked at in 2005 we shipped several Automotive Embedded software stacks. We had to support ~60-70 uC platforms with a combination of about ~50 different compilers. All kinds of different vers
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Interesting article. Though I think in most serious production environments there is an NGINX or varnish in front of node.js which handles all these cases (and more)
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Same here. I do a (ssh -fqN -o "StrictHostKeyChecking no" git@bitbucket.org >&/dev/null &) with bitbucket and github in my zshrc and bitbucket stays open but github is getting closed at some point. It
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Yes, the later chapters are tough. But I'd definitely say you don't need much preliminary discrete math in the first couple chapters. Let's say up to chapter 6 (Special Numbers)
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Offtopic: Concrete Mathematics is the best book I've ever read. If you have a chance get it. It requires very very little pre knowledge of math.
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Nothing exciting here to see. He/She also forgot many many things. Updating the system and enabling automatic security updates should be the very first step. Also generating SSH host keys. But there is way to do.
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Please consider making the font color higher contrast. Not everybody has a super bright LED display. It's hard to read for me.
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    by susi22 13y ago

    I really like this since the source code is well documented and explains everything right in the code. Not like todomvc which is supposed to be for beginners yet have almost no comments... https://github.com/tastejs/tod
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    by susi22 13y ago

    I don't want to have to think when I read a book. The author has to lead me through and follow a path. The auther has to make sure I get a decent introduction and he should make every sentence count. This is nice to play. And maybe eve
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    by susi22 13y ago

    I'm slightly disappointed by the article. It's a novel and interesting topic but wired fails to explain the details of how this works and doesn't even try to explain the physics behind it. IMO it wouldn't be too difficul
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    by susi22 13y ago

    CTRL+Space "ful" <enter> ("Toogle full screen") Admittedly, that's not too user friendly
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Will likely be out after 8-8.5 years: https://twitter.com/ColMorrisDavis/status/370188695833280512 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Davis
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    by susi22 13y ago

    Source? There seems to be more at the bottom.