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by syncerr 8y ago
For anyone frustrated with the colors on stage 7: container: #660076 triangle: #fd8abb circle: #fee376
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by syncerr 8y ago
As an alternative opinion, I try to minimize the amount of time I spend on both social media and news. I appreciate long form writing, but I'm no longer willing to invest in reading without the expectation of something of value learned
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by syncerr 8y ago
Apollo has a page on how to have your data removed. Simply request it by emailing support@apollo.io or remove@apollo.io. https://www.apollo.io/legal
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by syncerr 8y ago
I think it's easy for teams to feel this way depending on the mechanics of who's running standup. One of the biggest values I see for standup is talking through what you're working on. This opens communication with other engi
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by syncerr 9y ago
With a ton of assumptions, mainly that you have an existing data or analytics pipeline, a simple in-house experimentation framework could take on the order of weeks rather than months to build.
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by syncerr 9y ago
A/B/n testing is certainly not dead. It's more likely Optimizely failed to see enough movement from their free plan into their paid tiers and in an effort to streamline/focus/cost-cut they're dropping the free
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by syncerr 9y ago
Assuming they're smarter than their surroundings. Smart people will end up working with equally intelligent people to the point where they're no longer "smarter", they're now just average.
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by syncerr 9y ago
Seems to remarkably decrease latency (380ms -> 109ms). Running some tests: # ab -n 400 http://nlb-34dc3b430638dc3e.elb.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ Time per request: 108.779 [ms] (mean, across all concurrent requests
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by syncerr 9y ago
I'd vote for DNS-over-HTTPS or similar tech. Encrypting domain name resolution should help mitigate a gateway or proxy (Comcast) from knowing or blocking sites you visit.
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by syncerr 11y ago
He's pushing to lower the cost of tuition[1] rather than challenging the financial model. ___ [1] https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/BILLS-114s1373is/pdf/BILLS-114...
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by syncerr 11y ago
If you guys don't know the author (Shaun Gallagher), he's a pretty awesome guy! He's also the author of http://www.correlated.org/
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by syncerr 11y ago
Generally. And only because I see other companies doing this sort of thing. I'd like docker to be a solution here, but we're not quite there.
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by syncerr 11y ago
Neat. Just be cautious as docker containers aren't yet secure. https://docs.docker.com/articles/security/
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by syncerr 11y ago
It would be better to handle your errors through try{}catch{} rather than using phantom's onError as an exception seems to force an exit. https://github.com/sotownsend/BooJS/blob/master/lib/booj
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by syncerr 12y ago
Inevitably, someone will add something NSFW, so use with caution.
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by syncerr 12y ago
Could just use a search db (e.g., elasticsearch) depending on the structure of your data and the aggregations you need.
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by syncerr 12y ago
Agreed. Evernote has a beta version you can try, and it's still missing this feature. http://blog.evernote.com/blog/2014/06/23/evernote-mac-5-6-be...
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by syncerr 12y ago
He argues that time is constant, that natural laws vary within time and space, and that this leads to mean our existence cannot be calculated or precisely described by a set of mathematical expressions because the constants we would use to
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by syncerr 12y ago
For $25, you can buy a "I (heart) Potato Salad" hat[1] which appears to infringe on the tightly enforced[2] "I (heart) NY" trademark. ____ [1] http://www.zazzle.com/i_love_potato_salad_mesh_hat-148005376.
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by syncerr 12y ago
It should really work off of an account (similar to how Apple ID works), where the owner can remotely shutdown a car. I'm surprised it doesn't work like this.
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by syncerr 12y ago
It usually makes sense to vary a single dimension when comparing metrics; not two.
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by syncerr 12y ago
From the article: > China used more cement in the last three years than the U.S. used in the entire 20th century. It seemed strange to exclude years from the 21st century. From 2011 to 2013, China consumed roughly 28 times that of the U.
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by syncerr 12y ago
On a Mac, you can press Shift+Option+LeftClick > A/V Stats on any Netflix stream to see the video bitrate (and a whole lot more). It's the "playing bitrate v" value. Also, the test video is strange. http://
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by syncerr 12y ago
Reminds me of Subspace (now Continumm), which is surprisingly still active. Last I checked they had a couple thousand active players. http://www.getcontinuum.com/
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by syncerr 12y ago
OpenSSL heartbeat bug patch (CVE-2014-0160): https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/731f431497f463f3a2... > A missing bounds check in the handling of the TLS heartbeat extension can be used to reveal up
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by syncerr 12y ago
A forum discussing plates like these: http://forums.officer.com/t124675/ > Those are just as useless, they actually make me want to stop the car to see what the person is trying to hide...
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by syncerr 13y ago
1. What is the political leaning of the national news network who stands to lose the most viewers if you were to take a percentage of everyone's audience? Fox [1]. Will they call your network neutral? 2. There seems to be an inordinate
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by syncerr 13y ago
Unfortunately, if you wanted your new "liberal" news network to affect a larger audience you'd need a think-tank to help "propagandize", else you'd be discredited by other motivated interests.
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by syncerr 13y ago
Testing it out: > git commit -F message Try 0/4000000 to get a 1337 commit = 3650e08c9e1ecbbeec83daf7a959e3edcf15bd4f Try 100000/4000000 to get a 1337 commit = 3952f7d5035f5e88f66aa5c70e5cc11fdd734852 Try 200000/
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by syncerr 13y ago
Originally submitted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7417548

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