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I had to check the definition of "civil" to make sure I understood what you were referring to. > Civil: adequate in courtesy and politeness Alright then, I apologise and will try t…

> A female Uber manager in the group was "visibly unhappy," quickly left and made a report to HR about it a year later. Who wants to bet she's fat and ugly?

I tried bringing attention to this in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13344039 At least two people replied in the vein of "nothing to see here". Now they have finally updated …

I haven't read the linked articled (yet), but I wanted to urge everyone to check out r/the_donald. It is the strangest online community that I've seen. Truth doesn't really matter …

Could someone more knowledgeable here explain this to me? How do you "crack the password using ssh" from a guest VM to the host? That seems to imply that the guest VM and the host …

> In addition to those crimes, it was revealed by an independent court-appointed computer forensics expert, that upon receiving notice of the Oculus lawsuit, the files on Mr. Carma…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multimodal_distribution

Is this my imagination, or are we seeing a lot of anti-Snapchat stories lately? It's like Facebook decided to run anti-PR on them lately.

It's a qualifier, bro.

> Nip arguments in the bud, not at the leaf. I like that attitude.

> The fact that the CEO just screams out "BULLSHIT" He's a bro. You're clearly not a bro.

> Travis is right on a technicality they did not lower Uber Black prices much if any. What they did instead was coerced Uber Black drivers to take Uber X request. That seems like s…

> This will probably be an unpopular opinion, but I actually thought the driver was exceedingly rude. He clearly took advantage of Kalanick being in the public eye, and thus a "tar…

I'm not an expert, but doesn't celery use multiple processes? I hope I'm not saying anything stupid, but I thought that's what "workers" were.

Because crawlers spend most of their time waiting, you might as well use python's gevents.

Question to the experts here: - What is the relevance of Docker here? I'm pretty sure that celery+rabbitmq are enough to do a distributed scraper...

From your reference > Then why did recursion work so well with divide-and-conquer? The key point is that in divide-and-conquer, a problem is expressed in terms of subproblems that …

uh-oh. Bloat alert.

I think the guy should sue them. He probably lost a lot of money over this nonsense.

It's literally the two things which are mentioned on the opening phrase on wikipedia: recursion and caching. Maybe you could explain better...?

Thank you for the reference.