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by whakojacko 16y ago
This seems to be fairly similar to Go. Given I don't know too much about either, what are the major differences?
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by whakojacko 16y ago
>But you could make the same argument against any US state that remains cost competitive due to the currency. Indeed you can. >And it also discounts the fact that Germany did very well during the period when it did have it's own cur
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by whakojacko 16y ago
I wonder if this was related to the crappy weather in the south bay? My power was out for from 8 until 8:45ish (PST). Of course, I would hope their datacenter has a UPS and generators...
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by whakojacko 16y ago
...Or otherwise acquired them. This is a letdown for how much they were hyping it out. Was I too optimistic to hope for something that I would actually never forget, like cloud-based iTunes?
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by whakojacko 16y ago
Seems like a nice system, my only question is how do you get this data? Just students self-reporting?
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AWS Compute Cluster #231 on Top 500(perspectives.mvdirona.com)
44 points by whakojacko 16y ago|19 comments
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by whakojacko 16y ago
You can do similar in scala, either val allowed_usernames = all_users.filter(_.is_admin()).map(_.username) or val allowed_usernames = for(user <- all_users if user.is_admin()) { yield user.username } And still get all the
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Compiling structural types in Scala(bryanpendleton.blogspot.com)
1 points by whakojacko 16y ago|0 comments
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Node.js and Scala without mediators(vasilrem.com)
16 points by whakojacko 16y ago|0 comments
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by whakojacko 16y ago
nitpick: the 15" MBP also has a 1680x1050 option, with a dpi of 129
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by whakojacko 16y ago
harryh mentioned it here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1769909 Computing the badges online (ie at each checkin time) requires having the whole db in ram for acceptable performance.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
If it were possible to pass the cookie on an encrypted channel but the content of the web page unencrypted this would match most people's idea of how it works. Unfortunately that's not the case. Has there even been any attempt to standard
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by whakojacko 16y ago
If by typed I assume you mean "statically typed", then yes.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
"Taxi dispatchers make money on tips. Ubercab threatens dispatchers’ way of earning a living. Limos have to prebook an hour in advance, only licensed taxis can pick someone up right away by San Francisco law, yet Ubercab picks people up rig
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by whakojacko 16y ago
Check out the extra data they served in the source that went to space: http://yfrog.com/86ul8p
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Taco Bell Programming(teddziuba.com)
92 points by whakojacko 16y ago|11 comments
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by whakojacko 16y ago
It'll probably work well as a thin client to ssh into a dev server, although the resolution is a little low for my liking (especially the 11")
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by whakojacko 16y ago
as linked below, http://www.rabidgremlin.com/fbprivacy/ will give your FB id.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
Ah, I see in the "Extras" page. The pricing seems dumb though-they want $20/mo extra for 360mb of ram, but for an additional $20/mo I might as well update my 512 to a linode 1024 and get an additional 512mb of ram, as well as more cpu power
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by whakojacko 16y ago
"Linode offers some kind of customization so you can make machines with more RAM, or more bandwidth if you need to." Any details on how this works?
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by whakojacko 16y ago
par value != market price
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by whakojacko 16y ago
You could set it up by allowing sshing to a server on a subdomain something like ssh.xyz.com or vpn.xyz.com and from there can ssh to production servers, which are set up to only allow ssh internally.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
to be honest, it ranks 8th in actually starting a business. The 4th ranking is the overall doing business ranking, which takes other factors into account.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
I highly doubt its 0% covered until $1k/year out of pocket-Probably something like 80%.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
And apparently their rental distrbution follows Zipf's law ( http://www.quora.com/Netflix/Does-Netflix-rental-data-distri... )
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by whakojacko 16y ago
Further east, there is also a Coffee Society in Campbell (in the Pruneyard Shopping Center)
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by whakojacko 16y ago
And you can't forget Halted in Sunnyvale.
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by whakojacko 16y ago
As someone familiar with Java/Scala but not Clojure, what exactly do those type hints do? Just prevent it from autoboxing the primitives? Avoid excessive reflection? Can this be done for other types or just int/long/float/etc?
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by whakojacko 16y ago
Not to my knowledge. The problem isnt just data that could be serialized between app servers-Its the closures associated with the sessions (eg for submitting forms).
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Scala rich wrapping performance(decodified.com)
2 points by whakojacko 16y ago|0 comments

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