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by r0fls 8y ago
You can configure health checks for ELBs: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/latest/clas...
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by r0fls 9y ago
I think Google being able to buy Oracle is a bit of a stretch at this point. Oracle is 1/4 the market cap of Google. So, it seems unlikely they would have the capital available.
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by r0fls 9y ago
I think the author's retort would be that PHP is one of these "outdated" languages like Python and Ruby. I tend to disagree, but overall enjoyed their opinion anyway. I came to criticize the article, but I think this comment
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by r0fls 9y ago
Are you talking about https://www.torproject.org ? We have different standards for websites it seems. That looks like it jumped out of the mid 90s to me.
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by r0fls 9y ago
I know the OP is not the author, and this edit is about 30 years late. However, the quote "With stupidity and sound digestion, man may front much" should apparently be attributed to Thomas Carlyle, not Dickens: https://
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Show HN: Whatsup – pagerduty http monitoring microservice(github.com)
1 points by r0fls 9y ago|0 comments
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Handling 186k requests/second using only python(medium.com)
8 points by r0fls 10y ago|0 comments
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Maya – Python Datetimes for Humans(github.com)
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by r0fls 10y ago
That's a good point, but "better" is a subjective word. If an individual is capable of enjoying life while using cocaine, without regrets that outweigh their experience, then cocaine has enriched their life. Drugs are always
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by r0fls 10y ago
"Enrichment" isn't as strong of a word as you're thinking. If it makes life better or more enjoyable for someone, it's life enriching for them.
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Ask HN: What steps do you take to initiate contract/freelance work?
7 points by r0fls 10y ago|1 comments
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by r0fls 10y ago
Well I tried to teach myself during high school and college but mostly learned after graduating. I always wanted to learn but my HS didn't have the resources and I felt behind by college. So I got a degree in math and have been struggl
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by r0fls 10y ago
You say you started learning at 9 -- I started much later and regret it -- why not get others started sooner?
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by r0fls 10y ago
>> Debunking conspiracies is not science >Why not? In the general sense of the word, it does qualify. However, my personal definition of doing science requires devotion toward advancement in a specific scientific field. I don'
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by r0fls 10y ago
Debunking conspiracies is not science, although surely it uses similar methods. Few scientists question whether we landed on the moon. Being a scientist relies on the ability to see true from false accurately -- Einstein and other great sci
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by r0fls 10y ago
>Mythbusters tremendously advanced the cause of science, and they did it in no small part by not taking themselves too seriously. Personally I think that's a bit of a stretch, but I'm not trying to say the show isn't great
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by r0fls 10y ago
This is reminding me of the Big Short. Hopefully it's a false alarm. Anecdotal hypothesis: I found it very easy to be approved for a house I could hardly afford, so if there is another recession on the job market, I could see a lot of
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by r0fls 10y ago
Where does upstart stand in this? That's what I've used so far.
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by r0fls 10y ago
From my limited understanding of economics: yes. The reason is that lower income people spend more of their money on necessities, whereas richer people spend more money on luxury goods (things they don't need), and they could hence res
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by r0fls 10y ago
Daniel J. Bernstein would probably be a good candidate. Then again it looks like he has written a couple books already (disclaimer: no referral). http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%...
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by r0fls 10y ago
How is dec64 different from Floating Point (IEEE 754)? It seems IEEE 754 allows for using base 10. What else do they do differently, do you know?
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by r0fls 10y ago
Is that in the article? Or else, how do you know? I would like to write an implementation for fun in another language, but unum is getting mixed reviews here. Hence, it would be nice to see your source for it being incorporated into hardwar
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by r0fls 10y ago
It seems to be working fine, I just tested.
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by r0fls 10y ago
Is Swift a general purpose language? I thought it was for iOS and Mac development. I understand it is open source, but so is C#, and I don't see a lot of people using that outside of Windows (I could be wrong though).
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by r0fls 10y ago
Technically I believe we are a Democratic Republic, as we directly vote on laws within our states. Legal Marijuana, for instance, was chosen by the Citizens of my state, Oregon; not by elected politicians.
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by r0fls 11y ago
While this isn't about MVPs or programming, this is Hacker News, so it's destined to be interpreted in that light once once posted here. I sympathize with your overall point, but reinterpretation contributes to timelessness.
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by r0fls 11y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: yes Willing to relocate: some places Technologies: Python, SQL, JavaScript, C, Mongo (have played with a few other NoSQL databases like cassandra too), etc... Resume: https://goo.gl/zIEiAa Ema
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by r0fls 12y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Python, Javascript, SQL Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9TGStTHY5p1N0p6V3dGQXkzOWs... Email: raphael dot deem at gmail dot com
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by r0fls 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Freelance, Portland, OR I live in Portland, Oregon, but am also happy to work remotely. I'm looking for full-time, programming, full-stack, or tech-lead opportunities. Links to my social profiles and resume are b
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by r0fls 12y ago
Portland, OR Remote/Relocation, Full Time Stack: Linux, Django, PostgreSQL, Python, Node.js, Socket.io, Apache, Nginx, R Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9TGStTHY5p1QzMyV0xtbnAzaFU... . Contact: raphae

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