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neurohax
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Comment #10400801
I suggest that you take a different approach to dealing with your depression and anxiety, brain biochemistry is only a link in a huge cause-effect chain. If you win the lottery you…
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Comment #10381389
Well.. Reaggeton music qualifies as a psy-weapon of mass destruction.
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Comment #10381184
I am creating this small library that can be described as "jquery for streams of heterogeneous schemaless messages" which pretty much could be a lean replacement for the ugly switc…
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Comment #10377576
I didn't perceive it as pretentious. In my opinion the problem is not enjoying the fruits of modern life, but letting others define for you what has or hasn't value, and living a l…
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Comment #10350405
>one of the world's best healthcare systems Where were you when that was proven to be propaganda? Even the cuban government banned Michael Moore's documentary because it was full o…
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Comment #10324426
As I understand, the point is: a simple and practical bash command to http-serve the current directory (implemented in Go).
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Comment #10318478
I believe Redis and Hyperdex have constructs such as bitarrays and sets that can be easily used for representing and querying graphs/hypergraphs. For Redis there are some success s…
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Comment #10204777
I need a distributed, scalable solution for querying set intersections. Before rolling my own I may give this a chance, though Apache accumulo looks like the first option.
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Comment #10181567
I guess it won't be hard to partner with an indie game artist, replace the sprites and title and turn it into an original game.
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Comment #10162309
I think he is talking about some semantic routing layer above http where you ask for content without querying a specific source/endpoint in the same way that dhcp looks for an ip a…