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by tmd83 9y ago
Essentially they designed a processor that cannot handle the normal variance of real life usage and so did a software fix that's very expensive to the user but very cheap for them. I am wondering is there a reason they can't be su
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by tmd83 9y ago
How is netflix's data not personally identifiable? They are tracking your watch pattern to suggest you new viewings. So their stat is connected to the user even if it's not accessible by most employees but it might be. So someone
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by tmd83 9y ago
96 core to process 10K complex event/s sounds quite impressive given the kind of analysis you seem to have to do. Did sentry used to have all the stack trace, local variable data originally or that kind of extensive processing a more r
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by tmd83 9y ago
So much of this. This happens everywhere even when it's not in the form of a multi-national tax avoidance scheme. You can tell all you want that it's the fault of the law which it is but that doesn't change the fact the syste
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by tmd83 9y ago
I have seen it happen though in such contexts (though in Oracle). I assume the difference is that the database has much more freedom in how it writes to WAL (batching and such) but in the table itself it has to do some degree of coordinatio
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by tmd83 9y ago
The system I work on as of now isn't really fit for a unified log design. But there are definitely some critical part of the system that can use a high performance centralized event log and can be made simpler and better (faster/m
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by tmd83 9y ago
But why does Amex does it differently with their 4 digit CVV? Goolge search doesn't reveal any good answer. Thats a big confusion. Anyway cards could have put CVV beside the number if they wanted. In that case I think people would have
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by tmd83 9y ago
I haven't explored ignite seriously. Care to explain if you mean they implement these kind of features (locks, counters) properly or that they don't try to provide features that their design safely can't.
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by tmd83 9y ago
This looked like a pretty idiotic advise for the most part.
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by tmd83 9y ago
Financial perspective is an issue but this also. Its complicated and its not directly related to your core work/competency. One uses a lot of frameworks/tools to build on top of what if they are accessible and you can't build
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by tmd83 9y ago
But it's quite different from Groovy isn't it. It's static typed like Java and it's performance should be much closer to Java and not like Groovy. Even if a lot of the language features are there in Groovy these two ough
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by tmd83 9y ago
That's what I was wondering. Whose brilliant idea was this and what was the rationale, does anyone know? There are quite a few decisions/bugs/lack-of-feature I see in google product that makes me wonder to whom such things ma
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by tmd83 9y ago
Control. Smaller surface area for various purposes from security to performance. Stable ABI for driver (I'm guessing) giving Google the ability to upgrade the core OS.
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by tmd83 9y ago
It seems the answer was there in the site and you guys answered between me thinking about it and posting the question. Should have refreshed before submitting my question :).
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by tmd83 9y ago
Correct me but there seems to be a free vs. paid plan? Seems free vs. paid is about reserving/custom domain vs. random one and a lot of security related feature. But the basic tunneling works for free am I correct in that? Also what do
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by tmd83 9y ago
From the examples I have read on Civil forfeiture in recent years it seems like a complete joke. It seemed to be used a lot to basically outright steal money from people for the city/state or whatever government entity. Regardless of h
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by tmd83 9y ago
I don't see how its a cpu issue. The router definitely isn't sending every packet but some kind of aggregate already whether by port or something. My guess is that the upstream service just have the map from the aggregate to app (
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by tmd83 9y ago
This look fairly expensive for the config isn't it?
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by tmd83 9y ago
Yeah thats what I was thinking when looking at the hand squeeze video vs. the product pitch. If its just cut fruit pieces which sounds like big cuts a high power press make sense (if you ignore the price or waste of the pack) but that would
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by tmd83 9y ago
On OSX Chrome 57 I'm getting this making it mostly unusable for me parse anything. Its going out of the page and without even a scroller http://imgur.com/a/SpgNy
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by tmd83 9y ago
From the DoT site If the airline must substitute a smaller plane for the one it originally planned to use, the carrier isn't required to pay people who are bumped as a result. In addition, on flights using aircraft with 30 through 60 p
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by tmd83 10y ago
I think what he is saying a lot of modern designer really believes that or even if they say they do they don't practice it. Its not about what UX design was suppose to be but what UX designers often do today. There are definitely moder
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by tmd83 10y ago
I like the fact the ad managed to show the potential unwanted side affect of such device in a manner that everyone understand. I do see the appeal of smart devices and it has to start somewhere and all such start would be painful. But with
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by tmd83 10y ago
I have been seeing this. It was bad before but for the last couple of years it has become sickening. They even make ads where they talk about doing actual scientific experiment and proving that it actually makes kid taller, stronger, sharpe
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by tmd83 10y ago
He might well be rationalizing but this man doesn't seem to be without crushing regret.
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A new book on the lack of rigor in biomedical science(arstechnica.com)
55 points by tmd83 10y ago|49 comments
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by tmd83 10y ago
I had to take 3 of my wisdom tooth out in 2 sittings. For the last one the junior dentist couldn't get the tooth and the senior one came in gave it a couple of hefty twist/pull before raising the chair and completely leaning on me
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by tmd83 10y ago
The security implications of this as commented on the article seems pretty bad. Wonder if any microcode fix can work or it would need a silicon level fix. The second I presume would be very bad? -- Keeping my earlier comment but it seems th
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by tmd83 10y ago
Definitely as an ereader user I would be interested any low lag technology even if I don't really want a bigger device currently. But I am also curious about the glass free display because I do really worry about the fragility of the e
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AMD Ryzen and Windows 10 scheduler issue(wccftech.com)
2 points by tmd83 10y ago|0 comments

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