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Neutrino, eBay's software load balancer
(github.com)
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You don't need to, you can activate the region button on the top right [0]. It's not the same as Google, but it's good enough in many cases. [0] https://duck.co/help/settings/regions
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New Mod Lets You Use a Selfie Stick in Doom (Feb)
(wired.com)
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A bit off topic, but I would like to know why did they choose mediawiki as a platform? Under my limited experience working with wikipedia and wikidata I've seen it's not the best option to a) store structured data and b) edit the
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The ASF Announces Apache Kylin as a Top-Level Project
(blogs.apache.org)
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The simple example link from the github page ( http://twitter.github.io/labella.js/easy.html ) is a 404.
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11y ago
http://intenthq.com | Barcelona | Full Time | ONSITE (mostly) We are looking for Scala developers that will be: - In the core of our business, being responsible for our most valued core IP - Making sense of huge amounts of data
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Redis plugin for Akka persistence
(code.hootsuite.com)
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11y ago
As you comment, Freebase is bigger than Wikidata. It is 22GB compressed (250GB uncompressed) while Wikidata is 5GB compressed (49GB uncompressed) [1]. Said that, I believe the process described in the blog post is not loading the whole Wiki
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11y ago
See yesterday's relevant discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9755742
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Comparing Akka-Stream and Scalaz-Stream with Code Examples
(softwaremill.com)
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Six Ways Remote Teams Can Crush Their To-Do Lists
(helpscout.net)
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11y ago
I've been using copy.com for a while and I'm quite happy with it. The main reason I chose it (at the time) was 20GB for free accounts, fair storage in shared folders and pricing (I have the 250GB account). (Disclaimer: this is a r
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I've played a bit and it looks really interesting. I see you currently support saving the fiddles to dropbox. Do you plan to add other storage systems? I'm thinking it would be great to use that along with github to write document
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12y ago
This was discussed in: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6914669
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12y ago
As a non native english speaker I would really appreciate any correction.
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12y ago
Maybe you could label the issues that have been closed because they were just questions and then use the following option to exclude those issues: --exclude-labels x,y,z
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12y ago
+1 Out of curiosity, just a quick question (disclaimer: it's been a while since I've been doing any PHP - I think it was 5.3)... Although the language had some OO capabilities, I wouldn't have defined PHP as an OO language bu
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12y ago
Browser stats for gov.uk sites: http://data.gov.uk/data/site-usage#totals
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12y ago
I don't think the post wants to be scientific and stands at the beginning to be pseudo-scientific (actually, aren't all investigations based on methods like surveys or questionnaires pseudo-scientific by definition?). On the other
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What is good code? A scientific definition
(engineering.intenthq.com)
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Qué hora es Ipsum – The lorem ipsum generator based on a soap opera
(quehoraesipsum.albertpastrana.com)
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