AllTheThings

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by AllTheThings 13y ago
Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn (along with other big tech companies) all produce a lot of academic research that documents the architectures and protocols that they use, along with their performance. These companies innovate, and the mater
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by AllTheThings 13y ago
>As someone who came from a working class background, college has enabled me to move up multiple socio-economic classes. I'm really happy someone brought this up. Where I went to school, the average student just ended up working in
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by AllTheThings 13y ago
I know the guys behind Jarvis, and they are super cool people! Better luck next time guys!
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Haraka: A modern, high performance, flexible SMTP server.(haraka.github.io)
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by AllTheThings 13y ago
That's an interesting way of looking at things, but I think Sync has a long way to go before it becomes a textbook case for BitTorrent advocates to point to productive usage. I think that supporting anonymous, distributed protocols like Bit
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
The El Camino Real BRT proposal seems really interesting but VTA has such a terrible track record of implementing transit options that I'm skeptical when and if it will ever proceed.
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
I hope, perhaps naively, that the positive focus this article gets on HackerNews seeds if not the beginning of change but at least the awareness of just how terrible Silicon Valley transit is. I'm native to the Bay Area but am studying my M
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
I think I may have spotted an XSS vulnerability also, but I wasn't sure.
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Peter Norvig's 21 line Python Statistical Spell-Checker(norvig.com)
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UIUC IEEE Hackathon Winners(ieee.illinois.edu)
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
Joel on Software's "Software Inventory"[1] gets a 0.22 rating. I'm a big fan of Joel on Software and am curious as to how this model evaluates "bullshit". 1. http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2012/07/09.html
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
Well I'm not referring to reading/writing from a data store, but actually processing the data in registers and such. Arithmetic operations and that sort of thing.
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
From my understanding of ARM architecture, ARM cores cannot process heavy data loads in a power-efficient manner, making TDP under heavy server conditions prohibitively high. Am I right about this? I've never tried making an ARM server of m
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
Tesla vs. Edison, the age old fight of the Manager vs. the Engineer. As much as Edison seems to be vilified by The Oatmeal, I can't help but think that many of the things Edison did were in the context of the times pretty commonplace. That
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
Am I the only one visualizing a Lisp REPL into the rover right now?
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by AllTheThings 14y ago
At first I thought this sort of thing would be perfect for a student market, but then I looked at the price. The price point is just too high. I'd love to see something cheaper targeting Engineering students. At this price, if I were a stud