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by teddyknox 11y ago
This makes me think that Amazon should build a service that acts as a virtualized "pre-fork worker model" server (a la [g]unicorn) and transparently scales WSGI/Rack/etc application processes across machines.
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by teddyknox 12y ago
You mean an airplane view? From the top down I imagine they wouldn't look very interesting.
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by teddyknox 12y ago
I traveled around India for around 4 months last year and came across the same debilitating poverty that you mentioned. Men missing legs dragging themselves forward on dollies around Lajpat Nagar market, teenage mothers panhandling with mul
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by teddyknox 12y ago
I have little systems programming experience, could someone explain to me what this does?
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by teddyknox 12y ago
The developers seem to really be promoting their deeper support for tmux integration. I'm probably what you'd call a tmux noob, but after a few months of using it on its own with minimal key remappings, I feel like my efficiency w
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by teddyknox 12y ago
I'm 20 and I've felt the same way. I just returned from a semester abroad and effectively took a 6 month break from all coding following my 7 years of continuous interest. When I came back to the states to start my summer programm
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by teddyknox 12y ago
Isn't it the nature of etiquette to be implied to most people, like a moral compass? It would seem that the drunk and the mentally ill would ignore these social guidelines anyway.
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by teddyknox 12y ago
This is more art than game.
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by teddyknox 12y ago
Summarizing previous points, a big criticism of studies like these is that they don't have a huge potential to unearth real understanding of real neural networks. The suggestion is to figure out the 302 neurons in [this little worm]( h
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by teddyknox 13y ago
The writing is kind of hard to follow.
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by teddyknox 13y ago
There's a new trend I've noticed recently in the software industry behind research driven development.. there's another link on the frontpage about reading software by a startup called Spritz http://www.huffingtonp
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by teddyknox 13y ago
It would really be a shame if it was closed source and not maintained.
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by teddyknox 13y ago
That's why it seem you get to set your ideal schedule with a wakeup time.
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by teddyknox 13y ago
I kind of like it. It looks nice, and the the low info density makes reading (relatively) dense subject matter easier. With this design trend you'll probably start assuming that there is room to scroll when there's only a title on
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by teddyknox 13y ago
How is this different from CUDA?
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by teddyknox 13y ago
The irony is strong.
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by teddyknox 13y ago
Introductory CS class?
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You + Java Steez. (java.com)
1 points by teddyknox 13y ago|0 comments
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by teddyknox 13y ago
Relevant XKCD. http://xkcd.com/1173/
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by teddyknox 13y ago
Cancel Netflix if you'd rather use Silverlight than HTML5 video.
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by teddyknox 13y ago
I love the app. I dislike its current name. Remembering that/typing it correctly will be hard.
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by teddyknox 14y ago
That's what I want to know, this is scary stuff...
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by teddyknox 14y ago
The key to fresh beer to drink the growler in one sitting..
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by teddyknox 14y ago
Also the site is apparently "temporarily over quota".
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by teddyknox 14y ago
Weird because I couldn't figure out how to change the Javascript of a card. Not to be that guy, but I don't really consider fiddling with HTML+CSS "coding" as they call it. Other than that pretty cool.
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by teddyknox 14y ago
I had fun with it. This work-in-progress poem came off a little too depressing though. :) hello world, I'll finally display Those conditions that I might live one day and given my arguments local and global I cannot say wh
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by teddyknox 14y ago
Downloaded it. Ran it. Entered my github credentials... and the login button is disabled. hm.
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by teddyknox 14y ago
I think that this passive philosophy is important for finding happiness, but that going against the grain is exactly what it takes to achieve success. In my mind the hardest part of life is figuring out and prioritizing what I should do.
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by teddyknox 14y ago
Of course androidpolice.com downplays the phone's biggest problem: No 4G LTE. Sure the phone has better build quality. Sure it has more RAM and processing power. Both of those are important, but I don't think they're the biggest limiting fa
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Show HN: Cat.js, an Animated HTML5 Cat Toy(teddyknox.me)
15 points by teddyknox 15y ago|0 comments

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