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   by tandr 8y ago

   You cannot "leave" your passwords at home
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   by tandr 8y ago

   http://www.supermicro.com/products/nfo/xeon_mp.cfm They also have 4 sockets motherboards for a "general public", and I suspect might have something for a not-so-general public.
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   by tandr 8y ago

   This is beautiful. Thank you.
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   by tandr 8y ago

   Brad, is this presentation available anywhere else (say, exported to PDF)? Our company blocks all sharing sites, so docs.google.com is no go for me (and I cannot reshare it with my team). Would it be possible for you to drop it on golang.or
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   by tandr 8y ago

   No, that's not what I am saying. Profitable today != profitable tomorrow. They have "the power" now, I am not sure they will have the same endless income tomorrow. I am of the opinion that unless you sell something to a wide
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   by tandr 8y ago

   And they are producing what exactly? "Better ads"? Google's contribution to society (if I may be bold) are products that they are not selling directly - search, maps, and gmail. Maps and gmail are replaceable, search is not y
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   by tandr 9y ago

   I like the term "architecture astronautics". There is probably a joke hiding somewhere in a plain sight about "Plan 9" wrt Unix...
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   by tandr 9y ago

   Now if you guys would get to... 1. ... allow to specify somehow a size of TAB symbol per user or per project (or per review), so we might be able to review Go code normally, without plugins or custom CSS for the browser (8 char default is m
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   by tandr 9y ago

   I am genuine curious - Are there any recent examples of big, long but _successful_ projects that involves these 2 companies? (IBM and Oracle are mentioned in the article)
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    by tandr 9y ago

    I read HN through rss feed of hnapp.com "score>20 -apple -founder -investor -host:nytimes.com -host:bloomberg.com -host:wsj.com" gives more tech, less current events noise. You will need to add -host:forbes.com to the list
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    by tandr 9y ago

    Any language (or tool for that matter) that you have to invest heavily in, and use for a while will produce a symptoms of "Stockholm Syndrome". Moreover, once you are hard pushed to switch from it to something else, withdrawal sym
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    by tandr 9y ago

    And how do you see events of NK collapse will unfold?
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    by tandr 9y ago

    I don't see anything wrong with the guy's name... And for the rest of it - it's a a reporter who tried to paint the picture with words, so forgive me if I see it differently
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    by tandr 9y ago

    Would be so kind and elaborate a bit on why do you see it as "amazing"?
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    by tandr 9y ago

    Diving into wikipedia [1] gives muzzle velocity for this rifle is 805 m/s. The flight took 10s. Using calculators from calculator soup, I came to a bullet speed of 115 m/s at the end of the flight using linear degradation of speed
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    by tandr 10y ago

    https://sneakemail.com (or https://snkmail.com ) is something that I use for more than 10 years, I am very happy with it. Allows newsite-mytag@snkmail.com as well as generating completely looking-random addresses. I w
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    by tandr 10y ago

    Folks, can someone enlighten me on how new Argument Liveness https://golang.org/doc/go1.8#liveness works ? I mean, so now if you are in the middle of a long function, you cannot be sure anymore if parameters passed to
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    by tandr 10y ago

    Can I mention comments on issues or review?
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    Why Accessing U.S. Netflix Is Not Theft(michaelgeist.ca)

    1 points by tandr 11y ago|0 comments
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    by tandr 12y ago

    Thank you very much!
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    by tandr 12y ago

    Please excuse my ignorance, but what programming language did author use in examples?