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kylewpppd
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Comment #48639987
I think I've seen all of the Redis/Valkey issues the author mentioned in production. * Outages where Valkey had no memory policy, ate all the memory, and then caused write errors t…
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Comment #43064395
Sadly, Moore’s law is often cited, but never read. It’s only 3 pages. http://cva.stanford.edu/classes/cs99s/papers/moore-crammingm... But to further needle, the law is
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Comment #32740679
Are those numbers reversed? Should it be a $750k house at 3% is a $500k house at 6%?
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Comment #30785128
In your hypothetical, why did you choose to have the African kid raising siblings, the Asian kid have a Tiger mom, and the white kid be on honor roll with no external factors?
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Comment #12455428
It cannot be about removing the DAC, there's still one for the internal speakers.
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Comment #8559995
I wonder how much of the "sticking out" is self-imposed. At times, I have felt the same way as you and the author have expressed. At others, I think I am making it up. It's stressf…
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Comment #7660879
> By creating anti-diverse groups like [Women Who Code, PyLadies, Girls Who Code, Black Girls Code], people are literally saying “This group of people are different than the majori…
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Comment #7512583
I don't like anecdotes like this because they back the assertion Stop and Frisk does societal good. It implies that police are able to discern the difference between "good people" …
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Comment #3303837
Cars to computers always seems to be a poor analogy. But you can replace the ECU with one of your choice. In fact, there is an industry designed specifically for getting better per…
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Comment #3228587
I fail to see how anyone can recommend homebrew as a viable solution to package management on OS X. You have to compile everything. Coming from apt-get or yum makes brew, port, and…
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Comment #3194955
This is anecdotal evidence from them coming to speak at my college, but... Walmart controls almost all of it's logistics. Whereas its competitors use other shipping companies, and …
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Comment #3100741
So I would argue that the matching problem with many different styles of socks is O(n^2), since we first must select one sock appropriate for the occasion, then rummage through all…
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Comment #3091744
Clearly, Facebook is in a different PHP area than your bog-standard $3/month crowd. Facebook has an advanced PHP tool chain that compiles PHP down to C++ (hip-hop)and they reap per…
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Comment #3046621
This is the second comment I've come across in this thread. At first I would tend to agree, but let's consider that the "suits" probably have jobs. And if they were at YCNYC they o…
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Comment #2977998
GovDeals.com is a good place to start: http://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.CatSearch&myca...
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Comment #2897869
I would find your claim to be slightly outlandish. Even if we assume that you could simulate anything known to humankind with software, you would still need to invent a thing to pr…
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Comment #2801289
This is exactly what PHP does. Yes, it issues you a notice, not a warning, not an exception. And it does not break execution. Just set your error_reporting variable to a lower leve…
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Comment #2800983
I'd go for sheer package numbers, and also MacPorts traditionally has had much better support for Python packages, and the rudimentary python_select. Macports says they have 8199 p…
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Comment #2799389
I hope not as well. Lots of the replies seem to be stating a difference between 'science' and 'values', but the fact is there has been a long history of using science or pseudoscie…
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Comment #2489279
iPhone passed Nokia in terms of smartphone sales in dollar terms. Apple does not ship more units than Nokia. It's quite amazing really, that Apple comes in as a late entrant and sh…
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Comment #2484865
This article was ok, but the title is pure sensationalism. The author even concedes that he doesn't want Drupal to fork PHP. Maybe I missed the point of the article then. Seems to …
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Comment #2316765
Personally, while high oil prices hurt in the short to medium term, hopefully it sends the US economy towards less dependence on oil. To me, this is a good thing. I just hope the U…
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Comment #2310642
I am somewhat biased to view that as an opinion rather than as fact. Symbian has always had a much lower overhead than iOS, and Symbian has also been very good about offloading pro…