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kqueue
15y ago
I have internal metrics. Nothing too complicated just few measurements I care about. Thanks
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kqueue
15y ago
Thanks. The FB design influence was intentional because of the reason you mentioned. The groups are private for now I am planning to make that optional.
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kqueue
15y ago
groups.io is a project I made in my free time to create permanent private group chat with an easy way to share files, links, albums. I'd appreciate your feedback.
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Show HN: groups.io
(groups.io)
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kqueue
15y ago
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kqueue
15y ago
yeah that title will get you a lot of traffic
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kqueue
15y ago
Hong Kong is small country which makes it faster / cheaper to adopt new technologies compared to adopting it in 50 states where some states are magnitude bigger than Hong Kong.
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Tell HN: g+ emails loading images without permission in gmail
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15y ago
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Tell HN: g+ emails loading images without permission in gmail
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kqueue
15y ago
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kqueue
15y ago
C 101.. HN is becoming sillier every day.
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kqueue
15y ago
Have HN inform the user that the link has been submitted before.
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kqueue
15y ago
if x is unsigned, then: (x & (x - 1)) == 0
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kqueue
15y ago
I think this article was written to drive traffic only. The author is comparing apples and oranges and he knows it.
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15y ago
That's definitely interesting.
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15y ago
~$python -mtimeit "'a' + 'b' + 'c' + 'd'" 10000000 loops, best of 3: 0.026 usec per loop ~$python -mtimeit "''.join(('a','b','c','d'))" 10000000 loops, best of 3: 0.197 usec per loop
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kqueue
15y ago
When the kernel takes control the MMU gets involved to update the memory mapping.
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kqueue
15y ago
just a hypothesis. accept() triggers a context switch. Context switches involves MMU commands, and can be slower in xen if it is being emulated in software (type2 hypervisor). This is much slower than a native OS doing a context switch and
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kqueue
15y ago
53 submissions in 4 days? http://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=jemeshsu
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kqueue
15y ago
twitter xAuth is not secure. Why do you want me to hand over my username/password to a third party service?
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kqueue
15y ago
milliseconds is pretty readable. What's not readable is "9.7" and 100 because I am not sure if that's in seconds, milliseconds unless I know the default.
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kqueue
15y ago
How's it different than http://seleniumhq.org/ ?
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kqueue
15y ago
Who said that sitemap.xml is always in that location? If it is not specified in robots.txt then they don't want you to know about it in case it exists.
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kqueue
15y ago
Of course I did. But you weren't reaching a wide audience positing it on a Friday afternoon.
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kqueue
15y ago
I am sure you'll get enough suggestions on technical books so I won't bother suggesting one. But make sure to pay extra attention to communication. A huge part in software engineering is communication.
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kqueue
15y ago
IMHO Friday afternnon is not the most effective time to announce a startup
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kqueue
15y ago
Oops, my bad.
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Linus on Linux, 20 Years In
(linuxfr.org)
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kqueue
15y ago
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kqueue
15y ago
I don't think this is webkit specific. Chrome uses a different JS engine than other webkit based browsers.
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kqueue
15y ago
It's interesting to see an 8 hours post that has 374 points, and 156 comments on the second page instead of being on the first page.
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kqueue
15y ago
On a related note http://academicearth.org/courses/machine-learning
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15y ago
python> 'a' * 16000 copy that to hashify, and let me know the length of the url you get.
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