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by dolinsky 4y ago
This is just patently false. Unless they were lying on the ground because they were exhausted from Covid and the bus ran them over, Covid would not appear on a death certificate as a co-morbidity. https://leadstories.com/hoa
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by dolinsky 7y ago
FWIW, if you have to ask this question then perhaps the ~20-30% cost overhead of RDS is worth not having to handle the sysops layer? If you want to, Bitnami and others have AMIs on the marketplace that have various versions of PG installed
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by dolinsky 9y ago
"It depends" As someone who has gone through this for some 20 yrs, it's usually a faster commute to travel from Hoboken to pretty much anywhere along/south of the PATH line during peak hours (so 34th down to the southern
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by dolinsky 9y ago
forgiveness > permission
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by dolinsky 10y ago
What's common isn't necessarily a good practice to follow - https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html#Imports By importing a function and assigning a 1 char alias to it, the readability of the code is
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Scheduled Auto Scaling Now Available in the AWS Management Console(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by dolinsky 11y ago|0 comments
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by dolinsky 12y ago
An A for effort considering it's an April Fools joke.
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by dolinsky 13y ago
If that were the case then wouldn't a more appropriate solution be to lock commenting altogether after a particular time since thread creation (or an expiry after falling off of the front page?).
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by dolinsky 13y ago
Fall back - spring ahead
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by dolinsky 13y ago
> Tags point to branches, but they don't get updated. Did you mean to say tags point to a commit?
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by dolinsky 13y ago
remote branches can also be achieved with one flag by using `-r` ( git branch -r ). Neat note about the reasoning behind stash.
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by dolinsky 13y ago
I assume you're referring to the use of the different flags? For the latter two, no disagreement there. For the former two, there is a difference between returning a verbose response within the context queried and expanding the inclusi
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by dolinsky 14y ago
To clarify (and answer @sureshv), Varnish allocates one worker-thread per session (active connection), but those threads are pooled by the managed thread pool @sureshv referred to. It's recommended to leave the thread_pool value at 2 and sc
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by dolinsky 14y ago
Overall I enjoyed reading the article and the specific tradeoffs you had to consider when comparing Riak to Mongo for your specific use cases. I'm curious if you had any problems w/r/t the 3 items you highlighted above when using Mongo, as
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by dolinsky 15y ago
Indeed it does. curl -I http://oink-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/cristina-export.zip HTTP/1.1 200 OK x-amz-id-2: gIfqnrhzuVR2HJIhT8Msk37Pp96qabi6Amtq6ZG9makBlT/d5z+bYivF27tac16v x-amz-request-id: 9A1C02D63152317A Date: Fri, 16
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by dolinsky 15y ago
update2 - Apparently some usernames work and others don't I believe his account is the only one that is made public. Obtaining a list of usernames is as easy as a 'site:oink.com' search in google. curl -I http://oink-prod.s3.amazonaws.co
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by dolinsky 15y ago
New York, NY (Tribeca/Soho border) TigerTrade ( https://tigertrade.com ) is revolutionizing the way global sourcing is done online. Hiring: Frontend Engineers - http://bit.ly/wkZ7yg Backend Engineers - http://bit.ly/wDmSbU Both positio
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by dolinsky 15y ago
Sounds like a great extension of the benchmarks provided in the article.
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by dolinsky 15y ago
When I have watched hearings in the past it has been to listen to debates (most of which wind up being read verbatim from a piece of paper), but the language used is more natural than that of a proposed bill/amendment. As for doing their ho
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by dolinsky 15y ago
In watching the live stream there is some young-ish woman speaking so fast in order to get through the particular amendment she is (I'm assuming) required to read verbatim, and in such a monotonic tone, that I can't understand the reason fo
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Verizon Couldn’t Be More Full Of It(techcrunch.com)
3 points by dolinsky 15y ago|0 comments
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by dolinsky 15y ago
I came across http://www.muscula.com/ over the weekend, and they seem to be farther along with this kind of a product in terms of features (not to discourage you, just to give you a heads up as to what else is out there). Specifically, th
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by dolinsky 15y ago
My son is 21 months and we have never sat him down in front of a TV with the express purpose being education (so no Baby Einstein DVDs...what a joke) nor babysitting (passive viewing of a cartoon). He has been exposed to my iPad, my wife's
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by dolinsky 15y ago
Previously visited links show up as the default purple for me in Chrome. Maybe it's due to a particular plugin you have installed?
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by dolinsky 15y ago
Genuinely asking this...is this a joke?
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TechStars Officially Grows Up: Adds $100,000 of Funding for Every Startup(mashable.com)
4 points by dolinsky 15y ago|0 comments
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by dolinsky 15y ago
Agreed, especially since your slider uses a percentage value (what's 100% of speed?). If instead you used a label of 'Precision' like anateus suggested, or a similar word like Accuracy and your end values were 'High' and 'Low' that should m
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by dolinsky 15y ago
For those who choose not to read the article and merely comment that Apple is haphazardly suing another company, the article describes one of the basic principles of trademark law and why Apple must sue: Now here's where things get a littl
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by dolinsky 15y ago
I really don't see how you couldn't replace MongoDB in that post with any other database and still be presented with the same issues: - adding indexes slows writes down and increases memory requirements - running queries with poor / no in
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Better Understanding Link-based Spam Analysis Techniques(seomoz.org)
5 points by dolinsky 15y ago|0 comments

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