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codeslinger
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Comment #46341449
Disclaimer: ex-AWS here. This article ends up making a compelling case for DynamoDB. It has the properties he describes wanting. Many, many systems inside of Amazon are built with …
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Comment #36094851
Kamailio is what is called a Session Border Controller. Its primary purpose is to provide protection and some lightweight filtering for the media servers/PBXs behind it. Once you w…
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Comment #35305632
I always thought "intelligence" was defined as the capacity to learn. Websters' first definition of "intelligence": > capacity for learning, reasoning, understanding, and similar f…
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Comment #35143286
> Write a love song from Luke to Leia. ...It proceeds to produce a poem, not a song, and without any references to Star Wars that would indicate that it "knows" who either of them …
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Comment #5583327
Link is busted: http://mlbase.org
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Comment #4461547
You may have a problem in your math. A mean of 4.3us with a stdev of 10.9us should mean that your 99% should be over 26us, unless it's super smooth with a few huge outliers. Also, …
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Comment #4375431
Anthony Eden has a project for this from a while back: http://activewarehouse.rubyforge.org/ Not sure how well its maintained at this point but it looks like a pretty good mapping …
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Comment #3356764
Noir is not bad. I've been using it for a side project. Its no Rails, but its the best option I've found for Clojure at this point. http://webnoir.com/
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Comment #3310761
IANAL, but: It would appear to me that the author doesn't understand the GPL very well. If my code is BSD licensed and yours is GPL, I can submit pieces of my code to your project …
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Comment #3309621
The article says they are using Office Communicator, part of the Office suite, so I'd imagine they are going full-bore on that. Wonder if they are using SharePoint for the wiki, to…
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Comment #3037310
"DSP" is a term for an service that connects to multiple ad inventory sources (ad exchanges, ad networks, etc) and allows an advertiser to upload their creative media and targeting…
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Comment #2172867
Become a lawyer. We don't need any more unskilled labor running around.
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Comment #1840991
Why have SSDs killed this question? Seems like you could tweak the amount of data on disk and/or the size of the values and/or the requests/second requirement and keep using it. Al…
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Comment #1562672
Anybody have free access to this?
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Comment #1425294
There are plenty: * Monetate * Infuse Media * Venmo * Vuzit * MyYearbook * Relay Network * PackLate * ClickEquations * Portico And these are just the ones I could think of before I…
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Comment #1346098
I have all the books currently out now on Scala and I think "Programming Scala" by Wampler and Payne is the best one for learning the language: http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Sc…
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Comment #1346081
You might be interested to know that this method has been employed by Cloudmark for many years in their collaborative spam filtering network: http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=…
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Comment #1330327
Except for email, that sounds a lot like Friendfeed ;-)
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Comment #1330324
You know, I think they might have been thinking along the lines of a "distributed Facebook"-type thing when this came out. Anyone looking to replace Facebook should probably learn …
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Comment #1330323
I was thinking along the same lines, actually, in terms of a "distributed Facebook"'s similarity to Lotus Notes. However, one of the big niceties of SaaS services is that you don't…
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Comment #1330312
The big thing in replacing Facebook isn't "distributed" or "central", its "what could make people switch?" Facebook came to prominence because of the elitist factor associated with…
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Comment #1330302
I couldn't agree more. XML sounded like such a great idea for this back in '99. Attempted implementation will disabuse you of that feeling very quickly ;-)