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Comment #17789962
Send a message to a queue asking for refreshed data... ignore messages that occur within a given timeframe. Or put your server in front of a CDN / Nginx, set cache headers for 30 s…
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Comment #17524895
I don't believe any of the emails came from the secretary of state... or are you saying she was using that account illegally to conduct state business?
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Comment #17510079
The fact that there is currency involved means that those without money are the malicious actors spreading false data, after all the blockchain said it was true. There is no such t…
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Comment #17294566
They let their insurance policy deal with it?
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Comment #17250901
Yeah, exactly. Lets get some horses ride around and kill shit, and then we'll setup camp near where we killed the shit, and have a BBQ sounds way more fun than farming. Building du…
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Comment #17231036
Not quite, the OS is getting faster for older devices. Once the last remaining optimizations are done that will be pretty much it.
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Comment #17200599
Did he really have fiduciary duty to shareholders if he was fired?
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Comment #17191432
Eternal September.
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Comment #17166719
Technically all of your data needs to be cached. He used a 600gB data set because with compression it fits on the 475 GB local drive. If he’s looking for performance what he should…
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Comment #17159855
Definitely. I’ve eaten at restaurants with out power floating on the river serving fresh crocs, ate right beside the meal. Best donut I ever ate was done up in a metal bowl sitting…
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Comment #17149173
Smartphones have found product market fit, this isn't X for Y trying to get ramen profitable while consulting on the side. This is a company with $300 million in funding. You're su…
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Comment #17145141
From the sounds of the article she was well on her way there anyway. Thankfully, pedestrians have never been hit by human drivers when running in front of cars travelling at nearly…
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Comment #17138761
Yes, you do need a web interface for that, thankfully we have cgi-bin from the list of unix tools. Turns out browsers can render text :)
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Comment #17132635
Technical debt is often expressed as inability for a large team of average (mediocre) devs to maintain a project. A project maintainable by a single dev from any real perspective h…
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Comment #17111850
I believe that the US established sanctuary cities precisely so that those who go to another country don’t have to follow its laws
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Comment #17093766
1776.
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Comment #17049103
With regard to vast wealth bankrolling other's lawsuits, what are your views on the state funding prosecutions?
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Comment #17030794
Likely not. People on twitter would like this to be the case, however, it is not.
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Comment #17000589
Shut up, Wesley
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Comment #16961218
Large companies are distributed systems. You trade efficiency of individual units for scale provided by being able to bring more units of production than bear on the problem then i…
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Comment #16897388
Cows and other animals involving factory farming are the least endangered species on the planet. There is literally zero effort to eliminate cows from the gene pool, except by acti…
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Comment #16839367
I’m not so sure we live in the best timeline anymore.
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Comment #16833762
"It’s those edges where engineering time is lost. For services where every call is critical and must resolve, but which don’t bake in strong rules around consistency, state must be…
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Comment #16807281
It replaced a couple sub queries/ common table expression. Somehow using the same data store makes it a microservice rather than a distributed monolith. Of course it’s a lot less 2…