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by ziga 7y ago
I'd second Bogleheads (both wiki and forums) as a great resource for personal finance and investing. This is a good starting point: https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Bogleheads%C2%AE_personal_fi...
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by ziga 8y ago
The article mentioned storing data for a decades, which implies a backup use-case with infrequent access (of course, data only would be deposited in Glacier after the initial analysis is performed). If you expect to retrieve the data frequ
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by ziga 8y ago
> Typically, a DNA sequencing machine that’s processing the entire genome of a human will generate tens to hundreds of gigabytes of data. When stored, the cumulative data of millions of genomes will occupy dozens of exabytes. 100GB * 1M
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Building a high-quality, reliable, and efficient bioinformatics pipeline(blog.color.com)
9 points by ziga 8y ago|0 comments
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Announcing the Color Test for Risk of Common Hereditary Cancers(getcolor.com)
12 points by ziga 10y ago|1 comments
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Firefly – Instant, Full-Text Search Engine for Dropbox(blogs.dropbox.com)
11 points by ziga 12y ago|0 comments
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by ziga 13y ago
We were already serving over https (we've implemented HSTS some time ago). And good observation about scrolling -- we do in fact queue, prioritize, and skip thumbnails based on scrolling.
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by ziga 13y ago
We thought of spriting the thumbnails on the server, but this introduces a few problems: - All thumbs would have to be available on the server before the sprite can be encoded, which defeats progressive rendering. (Progressively encoding