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by wcdolphin 10y ago
I thinking having the default be destructive for mapping is a strange design decision. That is going to bite someone one day soon.
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by wcdolphin 10y ago
What sort of transactional support is there? Are Serializable transactions supported?
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by wcdolphin 10y ago
Did you ever try running 5 ZK's in the ensemble? 3 is the absolute minimum to survive a single machine failure. If you are having trouble with availability, it seems natural to increase your safety factor there. I was surprised by the
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by wcdolphin 10y ago
Is there any difference between a startup or a small business in your mind? I see the two forms of business sometimes differentiated in that way.
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by wcdolphin 10y ago
I challenge that; I don't think a "bug free code base" actually exists. Joshua Bloch has a great article about this which I think may be of interest to other readers: https://research.googleblog.com/2006/
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Twitter’s Fabric adds mobile deep linking with Branch integration(fabric.io)
24 points by wcdolphin 10y ago|7 comments
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
Is this really an intentional product launch? Being late on a Friday evening seems quite strange.
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
This insight seems like a great opportunity for classification or tagging. I wonder what a stream of tweets which were purely autobiographical would look like.
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
Great post, but one thing to note is that the number of partitions DOES NOT need to be equivalent to the number of consumers. A consumer can reasonably consume multiple partitions, as most do. On the other hand, it does provide an upper bou
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Proxplease for when you really just need a list of proxies(npmjs.com)
1 points by wcdolphin 11y ago|0 comments
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
Today we call this "IDFA".
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
I enjoyed this piece. One piece of hard learned advice: add exponential back off in failure to your clients, now. It'll take only a small amount of work, and will save you from the inevitable self DDOS when your ingestion endpoint hicc
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
Interesting trend to developing cross platform applications we are seeing here: build core libs in C/c++ cross platform and build platform native UI. Spotify, Google Inbox and a few others apparently do this.
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
I love this write up. Awesome example of how to build the minimal, simple thing first and expand as traction and needs develop.
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
This seems exciting. I'm not familiar with the availability of new Python features. When can I use this in my day to day Python?
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by wcdolphin 11y ago
That InverseBloomFilter sounds like an LRU cache of hashes. A true inverse bloom filter can be proven to be impossible, sadly.
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
Is there something wrong with the following? I feel like I am somehow missing the complexity of the problem. Framing it as "Count down from 100 to 1" makes the implementation read like the problem. for(int i=0; i< 100; i++){
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
This is a 'tour de force' study for sure, but has a very limited scope (and reliability)- First, it only works if the attacker knows both the route(s) ahead of time and the power consumption profile of the routes, which requires
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
A very scathing article. Anyone who has interacted with Marissa have any inside information? Be interested to hear about what she has done well.
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
That blog post does not look very "official". I had to double check to make sure it wasn't a joke.
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
Will there be Mesos-specific pricing? The full benefit of Mesos abstraction would remove the concept of a physical machine, and allow DigitalOcean to compete with Heroku-like services even better!
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
But you never did so with the intention of eliciting a negative psychological response. That to me is a distinct difference, both in practicality and morality.
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Introducing Beta by Crashlytics(crashlytics.com)
12 points by wcdolphin 12y ago|0 comments
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
What can I do with this that I cannot do with the command line? My use of brew is rudimentary, but I only ever use four brew commands: brew install brew update brew upgrade brew uninstall If this helps make brew more popular, then I think i
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by wcdolphin 12y ago
How does a product like this look in with regards to the trend of very reliable, well packaged open source projects, eg scikit learn? In my experience, the challenge with many ML problems is not taking an algorithm off the shelf, but rather
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by wcdolphin 13y ago
Sounds cool, but I simply cannot agree to the privacy implication: Access your data on all websites Chrome's stupid privacy model for extensions ruins this otherwise cool project for me.
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Faster, Better, Stronger: Crashlytics Optimized Stack Traces(crashlytics.com)
1 points by wcdolphin 13y ago|0 comments
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by wcdolphin 13y ago
Can we use the exploit to actually apply this patch?
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Musings for Tessel 2(blog.technical.io)
1 points by wcdolphin 13y ago|0 comments
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by wcdolphin 13y ago
I wonder if it is isolated to Google Play, and if so, if these are actually human accounts?

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