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rboling91

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    Comment #16813819

    This looks awesome! I'm looking forward to using Guilded to find teammates for AoE!

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    Comment #8900685

    The volume of tips would have to increase drastically. In any case, the volume would depend on the price. Slightly off point, it might not be completely unrealistic to imagine a wo…

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    Comment #8900525

    Miners don't necessarily need supercomputers to mine. Sure, perhaps miners who set up huge operations might be in trouble, but anyone with access to moderately strong computational…

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    Comment #8383015

    Shouldn't this query: SELECT to_tsvector(post.title) || to_tsvector(post.content) || to_tsvector(author.name) || to_tsvector(coalesce((string_agg(tag.name, ' ')), '')) as document …

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    Comment #8269024

    I think that both Python and Ruby can serve this purpose well, but both the block and method_missing functionality in Ruby can result in highly flexible and concise APIs. Correct m…

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    Comment #8210338

    "There is no persistence layer involved for experiment group allocation, so that we could minimize the latency/load on our production services. We left all of the complicated metri…

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    Comment #8182727

    "But with an algorithm that allows them to assemble in parallel, then they can shape up faster"-Could a variation of the Paxos algorithm accomplish this? It sounds like the task of…

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    Comment #8179505

    I wonder how relocations along towns near state boundaries, such as moving from the Arkansas side to the Texas side of Texarkana, reflect overall interstate migrations.

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    Comment #7547900

    I really hope this gets big. Music could disseminate more globally than ever before.

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    Comment #7335378

    Great news! It's unfortunate that record labels still pursue a Twentieth Century licensing-based business model. While I do believe that what's bad for major record labels isn't ne…

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