tangled

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Here Comes the Airplane(herecomestheairplane.co)
3 points by tangled 11y ago|0 comments
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Microservices for Greenfield?(samnewman.io)
1 points by tangled 11y ago|0 comments
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by tangled 11y ago
> one guest left a New York restaurant with the impression Bernanke, 60, does not expect the federal funds rate, the Fed's main benchmark interest rate, to rise back to its long-term average of around 4 percent in Bernanke's li
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Inside the labs where Netflix is trying to make televisions suck less(theverge.com)
43 points by tangled 11y ago|13 comments
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The Lesson of “Don’t forget all the parts move”(blog.learningbyshipping.com)
3 points by tangled 11y ago|0 comments
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A Product Person’s Perspective on Enterprise Selling(a16z.com)
91 points by tangled 11y ago|20 comments
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by tangled 11y ago
The article is about restarting HAProxy without any downtime. HAProxy restarts are needed when adding new service instances or adjusting configuration options. This is a different and much harder problem than gracefully restarting load bala
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by tangled 11y ago
It's interesting to read Xavier's annual statement on why there will never be multi core support in OCaml: http://mirror.ocamlcore.org/caml.inria.fr/pub/ml-archives/ca...
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by tangled 11y ago
No, the author claims he has no choice: "By voting in a Tory government, you basically did not leave us any other choice." This feels like a dishonest representation of the situation.
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by tangled 11y ago
The author does have a choice as to whether to stay or leave. (They are actually in a very fortunate position if they can just leave the country.) It's also premature to presume that all of the Tory policies will actually be implemente
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by tangled 11y ago
At its peak in 2010, the US gave Pakistan 4.5 billion dollars in aid [1] (although in more recent years this value has decreased). That sort of money can buy a lot of cooperation. [1] http://www.cgdev.org/page/aid-paki
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by tangled 11y ago
"Trust me, this great thing happened which is going to increase my popularity. There's no to verify that this great thing actually happened, but you know that I wouldn't lie to you."
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by tangled 11y ago
I think it's unlikely that he's still walking around :) However, it is possible that he died or was captured some time before he was allegedly killed. I think that we are unlikely to see any independent evidence either way. Agai
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by tangled 11y ago
I am reminded that (i) there is, as far as I know, no independent corroboration of the purported killing of Osama Bin Laden, and (ii) it was politically a very convenient outcome for the Obama Administration.