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GamblersFallacy

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    Comment #29138151

    Actually, its way more than 10394. Uniswap v2 factory contract returns 55,319 trading pairs. On the etherscan readContract page for the uniswap factory, the allPairsLength method r…

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    Comment #23498534

    Hi, a few suggestions. Your benchmarks github repo requirements.txt shows uvloop is not been installed. In addition, the bash script calling uvicorn doesn't have uvloop set for the…

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    Comment #18882320

    Its called the 1% rule, 1% create content, 99% lurk. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule_(Internet_culture)

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    Comment #10175082

    One man writes a novel. One man writes a symphony. One man can write a $1MM ARR SaaS. One man million dollar software business is very doable if your focus has commercial intent. W…

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    Comment #10116030

    Two fundamental business strategies are bundling or unbundling. Looks like bundling, not shifting from seed funding.

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    Comment #10067789

    The foremost function of mythology is to establish models for behavior, not historical accuracy. Notice the hero worship surrounding founders who's business had a near death experi…

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    Comment #10065409

    Important myths from around the world which have survived for thousands of years all share a fundamental structure, e.g. "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" The general narrative of "…

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    Comment #9753082

    I just use terminator terminal, multi-terminal grid. One terminal per server showing htop via ssh. http://gnometerminator.blogspot.com.au/p/introduction.html http://hisham.hm/htop/…

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    Comment #9497533

    Use Googles Adwords Keyword Planner to research search query stats, aka the number of people per month searching for "making beats" & other similar keywords. https://adwords.google…

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    Comment #9056350

    I would suggest that current trust laws, where legal fictions like companies can be trustees, could be a foundation for creating a programmatic trust deed for cars been trustees. T…

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    Comment #9049476

    Google wasn't the 1st search engine, Facebook wasn't the 1st social network, Youtube wasn't the 1st video site. Execution trumps first mover advantage.

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    Comment #8822741

    Daily repeat traffic.

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    Comment #8314902

    Repeat traffic demographics is destiny.

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    Comment #8216043

    Here are some actual sales figures: http://feinternational.com/buy-a-website/#tabs-3 http://www.webrokr.com/soldsites.php For sites/apps with steady traffic & earnings, the general…

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    Comment #7626616

    Interesting update. I never linked ng-repeat to the initial render lag with my app (one page, 1200 - 3000 bindings), otherwise the performance is great. I've assumed it was a serve…

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    Comment #7622141

    I've build a large custom dynamic table for a real-time datamining web app, didn't have any performance issues because i used 'track by'. The 2000 sweet spot comment from SO was ba…

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    Comment #7620998

    You don't have to wait for Angular 2.0, the author of the article just didn't know the "track by" feature of ng-repeat can be used to optimize performance of rendering big arrays (…

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    Comment #7620508

    With your native angular plnkr example, change ng-repeat to: ng-repeat="line in data track by $index" Now try timing again. http://plnkr.co/edit/PHzYFa9N4RkxcDzZMcHk?p=preview

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    Comment #7323703

    Looks like buttercoin is going to use MongoDB 0_o https://github.com/buttercoin/ReactiveMongo

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    Comment #7303847

    atom! to the moon!

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    Comment #7257438

    Simple python scraper for all the links: import requests import lxml.html dom = lxml.html.fromstring(requests.get(' https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7254884' ).content) [x for …

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    Comment #7016604

    On my shit dev box, localhost Elasticsearch is indexing (AKA writing) @ approx 2,500 msg/sec.

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    Comment #6979220

    Laptop: Mint 15, Desktop: Mint 14, Servers: Ubuntu 13.10

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    Comment #6873751

    I'd suggest "signals of growth" & "momentum" are a proxy for a site that has repeat traffic & systematic word of mouth. You can't maintain the momentum of growth unless you retain …

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    Comment #6853606

    Would a Australian Pty Ltd be an instance were you would suggest reincorporation?