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killertypo

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    Comment #16880644

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16879392 massive

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    Comment #16880487

    And FoundationDB has held our data durable through all of this.

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    Comment #16877716

    There is not The speed and durability has gone unmatched. We can write millions of transactions per second w/ millions of reads w/o issue. We have never lost data or found data to …

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    Comment #16877700

    this is amazing and this is huge for us - FoundationDB is one of the fastest most scalable distributed KV stores.

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    Comment #15039410

    I've been in environments without any sense of monitoring; pingdom and esx health checks that provide only a tiny frame of reference to the real health of an application. Being abl…

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    Comment #12058440

    TraffickCam enables you to help combat sex trafficking by uploading photos of the hotel rooms you stay in when you travel. Traffickers regularly post photographs of their victims p…

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    Comment #9963840

    this is pretty true, having nearly drowned once I freaked out and grabbed all over my savior. Thankfully he was at least 5-6 years older than me and had no problem containing me as…

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    Comment #9963798

    Scary video, reminds me of camping as a child. My mom was a life guard growing up and she taught us all to swim and was pretty good at spotting other kids in the pool. Had a friend…

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    Comment #9449981

    This is always a difficult task to tackle, especially when dealing with data sources like Active Directory that want a surname and given name, which may not always be the case for …

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    Comment #9397297

    one of my first projects as a consultant fresh out of college was HORRIBLY coded by my standards today. Sometimes I still fire it up and it still works (which fills me with pride);…

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    Comment #9214556

    > I'm curious how having the capability to either take a picture of me or possibly have a video conference improves the end user experience? First of all - doing the latter would i…

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    Comment #9214088

    the verbiage is crappy and vague, but I can see a use if you need support or help and they want to give you a personable experience. That said, this issue is two-fold...it is very …

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    Comment #9111193

    the sad part of this is that of the team of developers I work with (when i was on the M$ side) NONE wrote commit messages, save for one guy. So this would be an impossible game, an…

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    Comment #9005576

    something like this is just too important to not donate money to.

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    Comment #8956260

    yeah but a lot of them are more mobile friendly which means they're not using flash as heavily anymore. I know this only for research purposes of course...

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    Comment #8903827

    http://moviepilot.com/posts/2015/01/16/9-incredible-examples... here is a great example of how to make interesting and compelling art without drawing your females as hyper sexualiz…

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    Comment #8902475

    > Personally, I experienced this with programming. When I learned to program in high school, it never struck me as a chore; it was always just interesting and I enjoyed it. that wa…

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    Comment #8902440

    the portrayal of men is just as dumb and unrealistic. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy comics quite a bit (Infinity Guantlet anyone? Planet Hulk? World War Hulk???) I think hyper sexual…

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    Comment #8901349

    > Meanwhile, in our more "enlightened" mainstream American culture, people write angry blog posts filled with stupid impact font image macros about how they literally judged an ent…

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    Comment #8901290

    yeah but that's conflating simple with optimized, which i doubt this is. A lot can probably be done to make this run much faster. This is not a AAA title.

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    Comment #8890246

    I noticed this as well, but I use a trackball mouse and I can flick the ball and get good responsiveness.

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    Comment #8864231

    did you look at the source, that was written by a mathematician, he took careful care to calculate out every pixel of padding and space. Probably for his specific monitor :)

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    Comment #8848193

    TIL, thank you for that.

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    Comment #8848115

    how does HHVM compare to PHP 7 in terms of speed savings? PHP 7 is supposed to be pretty damn fast from what I have seen. I guess benchmarks are hard to read because they're depend…

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    Comment #8785296

    not always, but most certainly is true very often.