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by ceocoder 9y ago
I have fond memories working on Atmel chips, started with 89C52 and graduated to ATmega8 later on. It was such a fun experience building "medical devices" with these chips. First successful project was a commoditized Vibration P
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by ceocoder 9y ago
Good question, it should be fairly straight forward to add support for multiple projects, one approach could be, 1) make projects to be monitored configurable in app.yaml 2) grant app engine service account permissions for BQ read/kil
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Show HN: BaqMan – BigQuery Manager, a JobTracker for BigQuery(github.com)
7 points by ceocoder 9y ago|2 comments
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by ceocoder 9y ago
Fixed, Thank you!
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by ceocoder 9y ago
Sojern | Site Reliability Engineer | Dublin, Ireland | Full-time | ONSITE | https://www.sojern.com/careers/ The Company Want to join a company on the cutting edge of technology and travel? Want to be part of a fantasti
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by ceocoder 9y ago
Yep! My daughter (16 months), loves Snuggle Puppy and Going to Bed Book. She makes me sing it to Eric Stoltz[1] tune. [1] https://open.spotify.com/track/0DtUUNXVc0768qe6ADtaas
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by ceocoder 9y ago
Can someone explain what this, > simple byzantine faults means? Isn't "simple byzantine" an oxymoron?
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by ceocoder 9y ago
Sojern | Site Reliability Engineer | Dublin, Ireland | Full-time | https://careers.jobscore.com/careers/sojern/jobs/ The Company Want to join a company on the cutting edge of technology and travel? Want to be
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by ceocoder 9y ago
> A camera take a picture of that wall every millisecond That makes the camera work at at least 1000 fps, and it needs to take picture of 100 lava lamps. From what I've seen from hight FPS cameras in science channel shows, those t
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by ceocoder 9y ago
That's it. I'm heading back home to get my bag of pitchforks, tar and feathers. See you back at the playground in an hour. I mean how are we to achieve world peace when we still have people using and being awarded for wasting p
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by ceocoder 9y ago
My cousin and his wife were in Nice on the day of attack in 2016, after obsessively refreshing the page; seeing a green check mark next to their name was the greatest sigh of relief. Back in 2001, I was in India when one of the worst earth
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by ceocoder 9y ago
When we account for cost of, 1) remote hands 2) network switches 3) hardware components you'll need for redundancy, I've personally replaced network cards because fans burned out or HDDs because of usual failure rate. 4) when I&#x
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by ceocoder 9y ago
With all due respect "mining and selling your Inbox data isn't our business strategy" is not the same as "we will never ever ever ever sell or mine your Inbox data". My inbox is too precious for any potential loop
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by ceocoder 9y ago
funderr.com is already taken, but funder.io is available. I call dibs - that should be a thing btw, e.g. your honor, yes he actually built the app and ran the product BUT I called dibs, on Twitter and on HN, look at the timestamp.
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by ceocoder 9y ago
unrelated question for any Googlers looking at this, I like how PolyGerrit has an "Old UI" option at the bottom of the page. When I enabled PolyGerrit on my internal gerrit instance that button did not show up, and docs were rath
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Platform Companies Are Becoming More Powerful – But What Exactly Do They Want?(nytimes.com)
1 points by ceocoder 10y ago|0 comments
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by ceocoder 10y ago
My daughter turned 10 momths recently. Last 10-11 months haven't been the same. Instead of reading/being on laptop whenever/wherever we (both of us work) want, now our schedules are more deliberate. My daughter is a good s
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by ceocoder 10y ago
> Some people actually just drink cooking oil, but it's rarely worth the tiny bit of extra weight efficiency. Is this really a thing? I've read quite a bit about thruhikers and have never encountered this. If you have any more
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by ceocoder 10y ago
> The handbrake rarely worked properly - instead > spawning a generation of drivers that could easily > do hill starts deftly balancing the accelerator and brake That'd be me. When I bought my Mitsubishi Lancer Hatchback with
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How Google fought back against a crippling IoT-powered botnet and won(arstechnica.com)
5 points by ceocoder 10y ago|0 comments
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by ceocoder 10y ago
That takes us to this[1] Google doc with this embedded video[2] [1] https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11uA9a5wgoY9w9vOyx3C7... [2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8uV0dCTKrE
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Modernist Cuisine – TAOCP of Cooking(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ceocoder 10y ago|0 comments
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by ceocoder 10y ago
Don't think that is enough, check if your next door neighbor is willing to plug one of these in their coat closet - that gives you multi zone. Then ship one to me (or I can build one myself) and host it in San Francisco, that gives us
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by ceocoder 10y ago
I don't think so. In last couple of weeks I've discovered Org Mode, I really enjoy using it. Plus I like working in Emacs Lisp more than VimScript - something I never bothered to learn.
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by ceocoder 10y ago
Spacemacs is a supercharged version of emacs configuration set (~/.emacs.d), it makes Emacs look like this[1]. Spacemacs sets <SPC> as your leader key and turns configuration into "layers", each layer being a set of p
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by ceocoder 10y ago
We use it via GKE in prod. Zero complaints so far.
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by ceocoder 10y ago
Or working out after losing a game against Miami Heat[1], Kobe's work ethic is way beyond usual norms. [1] http://www.nba.com/2011/news/03/11/kobe-bryant-practice.ap/
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US Justice Department will phase out use of privately owned prisons(bbc.co.uk)
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by ceocoder 10y ago
Links to author's site and app https://mining4meaning.com/2016/08/05/droppin-science-on-hat... http://deepbeat.org/
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Machine-Learning Algorithm Mines Rap Lyrics, Then Writes Its Own(technologyreview.com)
6 points by ceocoder 10y ago|3 comments

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