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yelnatz
7y ago
I've used it sparingly, I think deploying is pretty bad with it. I like the convenience of deploying a golang app, just one executable.
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yelnatz
8y ago
In general its the number of towers they've destroyed + number of kills. Not always a great indicator but you can tell who's behind.
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yelnatz
8y ago
Which site are you using to refresh your regex?
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yelnatz
9y ago
"Masayoshi Son’s $100 Billion Bet to Conquer the Future" Bloomberg did a piece on him last year on the Decrypted podcast. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/audio/2017-05-30/masayoshi-so...
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yelnatz
9y ago
I think you read the question wrong.
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yelnatz
9y ago
I'm a sucker for PayPal. Most of the time it's 2-3 clicks when I want to buy something off of a random website, worst case is I have to login again. Compare that to reaching out for your credit card and putting in your info. Plus
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yelnatz
9y ago
Vice episode on how they managed to do it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqPARIKHbN8
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yelnatz
9y ago
You should rephrase your first sentence since both arguments are required, and your statement can be interpreted otherwise.
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yelnatz
9y ago
Got a write up?
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yelnatz
9y ago
Are those guaranteed? Do you lose endorsements when you quit playing?
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yelnatz
9y ago
I see your point, the title was a little bit ambiguous when I first read it. I thought 20% of IPv6 went down or something.
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yelnatz
9y ago
The increase in upvotes is due to the algorithm change back in December. [0] If you sort top, almost all 100k+ upvotes are after this switch. https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/5gvd6b/score..
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yelnatz
10y ago
Does anyone have any write ups for GC algorithm comparisons? E.g. Java vs Go vs C# vs Actionscript vs Javascript?
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yelnatz
10y ago
According to the episode it was the U5 form[0]. Banks use the form as one of the employment references. [0] http://www.finra.org/industry/terminate-individuals-registra...
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yelnatz
10y ago
(2014) Here's the previous comments from the submission a couple years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8908462
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yelnatz
10y ago
Yea the option to spectate would be good for people like me who just want to see what the whole thing is about.
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yelnatz
10y ago
1.5k log lines is how many bytes? Would've been helpful if you sticked with the same unit.
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yelnatz
10y ago
It's especially impressive since the POST route represents 80% of the work load and Elixir only needs 3 servers.
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yelnatz
10y ago
I agree with this. Tech debt really is very similar to how selling call options work. Unfortunately, not a lot of people know how options work, so now you have another problem of explaining how that works.
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yelnatz
10y ago
Yes, it can be used for sentiment analysis. This library basically means you don't have to write the code for sentiment analysis anymore (just one example). Just feed it a model: $ ./fasttext supervised -input train.txt -out
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yelnatz
10y ago
Pokemon Go Java API. The Python version has been out for weeks now and I thought this was the Golang version.
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yelnatz
10y ago
Nope, it's not a joke. This guy just got elected. He was mayor before this, and that's how he ran his city. He had secret death squads that cleaned the streets and "transformed" his city to the 5th safest city in the wor
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yelnatz
10y ago
http://i.imgur.com/u69Qd6Y.png Yellow dot is where we are right now, as you can see we are entering one of the black lines. 6 blue dots represent the known mass extinctions, they all lie on black lines. 5 orange dots repres
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yelnatz
10y ago
My prediction is based on their newly weighted symmetrical model given at figure 2. All previous extinction events are when the sun is in the galaxy arms, and we are currently entering one of them.
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yelnatz
10y ago
Welp, we're about to enter one of the arms. It's been nice knowing you guys.
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yelnatz
10y ago
I use elixir (and phoenix) as well, and this is my biggest gripe with the language. When reading (and reviewing) code, sometimes you can't logically follow what's going on since most of the code is hidden behind macros. It's
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yelnatz
10y ago
This is the kind of reasoning I was looking for. Thanks!
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yelnatz
10y ago
Do you have any sources that expands on how that LASSO optimization problem was graphed? My thoughts when I looked at it: Where did beta come from? Whats the beta hat supposed to represent? Where'd the contours come from? How come they
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yelnatz
10y ago
How was it excessive?
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yelnatz
10y ago
When your server has to do some computations to return results. Erlang is bad at that.
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