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by zkhalique 11y ago
I always thought that the main advantage of graph databases is the O(1) lookup instead of the O(log n) lookup in a traditional foreign-key relationship. There is no need to search an index, since the pointer already records the location of
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Yes, obviously the binary decisions are being aggregated, but at the end of the day, everything is filtered through these binary decisions. It's not like "I survived and reproduced and it was all because of X". It's just
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by zkhalique 11y ago
So what are the genetic advantages of being gay? And how come nature hasn't figured out a way to make these advantages without also producing gay siblings, which would seem to bring down the overall fitness of the genes?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
I think we should be working more on improving consumer and enterprise software for local area networks! The global internet does not need the level of hops we are using to transmit data. Things should be done locally first. I don't ev
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by zkhalique 11y ago
How does it know where the local files would be?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
See that just further goes to show my point. Where is the evidence of these assertions? Mainstream evolutionists have said that "group selection has been disproven" except possibly kin selection. So your example clashes with what
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Have you ever seen the mathematics on this? When so much is being selected "at the same time" it seems like most of the time it would never get selected in the wash. After all, selection works on an individual organism, and it&#x2
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Show HN: Visualizing activity and reviews from a user base of four million users(qbix.com)
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by zkhalique 11y ago
When can we expect something for PHP?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
It comes back to what Marshall McLuhan said, "The Medium is the message": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_medium_is_the_message I've come to realize is that the expected audience is a crucial aspect of
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Mike, I'm going to say that you can continuously improve and upgrade your career, you can't say the same about your wife and kids. So, it's more important to date and look for a wife early, while with your professional career
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Well, looks like he's back :) So many people reposting his article!
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Isn't this more describing a typical s-curve with regard to the information being mostly filled out? Wikipedia isn't a news site.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Why did KMart chose blue light? http://www.kmart.com/en_us/dap/blue-light-specials.html
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by zkhalique 11y ago
I am talking about how to send batch requests over REST
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by zkhalique 11y ago
How about batching stuff?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Unfortunately, that's where things are headed regardless. More cameras, cheaper sensors, big data. Every intersection will eventually give you a red light ticket. Etc etc.
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John Titor, time traveler, internet phenomenon(strangerdimensions.com)
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Here's the thing. If there is a marketplace where you set your own rates, you can still be a contractor. That's one of the tests that marketplaces like Uber failed.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Somehow from what I know of Mark Zuckerberg, he's not exactly looking to sit on all those billions. The motives the article is imputing to him are wrong.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
And how do they achieve it? Where do they even start? We have two apps that have had nearly 4 million downloads across both app stores. Here's been the growth of our Mac app, for example: http://qbix.com/calendar . Our
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by zkhalique 11y ago
How do they get in touch with that "App Store Business Management" they spoke about? It's not like they make their emails available for any Joe Developer to talk to them.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
What would it require to make it a federated system? And interconnected?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
I always said the dollar will lose its position as an outlier eventually. Reversion to the mean.
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Paris attackers did not use encryption(techdirt.com)
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by zkhalique 11y ago
I'm sorry but what in the article actually makes a solid body of evidence in support of its thesis?
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Are the millionaires able to trust each other's self-reporting? This sounds a bit like mental poker.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
I happen to agree with your analysis, but I am not a lawyer either. What does it matter that a state cannot compel a corporation to reveal its source code as a condition of distribution? The key is that the recipient of the distribution can
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Faith usually has a reason behind it, as well. It's because you can rely on something, based on your past experience. Belief, in general, is a psychological attitude towards a claim.
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by zkhalique 11y ago
Isn't that, by the way, what YC has been saying for years in their rejection letters? "We're always surprised by how many of the last companies to make it wind up being the most successful"? Something like that.

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