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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "2 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eits likely fake. homepage.mac.com was for public content, kinda like geocities.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2319765, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "2 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003efrom my understanding, S3 optimizes throughput but not latency. I\u0027m not surprised that his performance serving from S3 is perfectly fine, but I think the \"answer\" is to skip straight to CloudFront. CloudFront can mirror directly from your appserver, or from S3, it doesn\u0027t matter.\u003cp\u003eupdate: did a little googling, and found only anecdotal evidence that latency to S3 is fine but not awesome:\u003cp\u003e\u003ca href=\"http://www.cloudclimate.com/s3/\" rel=\"nofollow\"\u003ehttp://www.cloudclimate.com/s3/\u003c/a\u003e\u003cp\u003e\u003ca href=\"http://www.codeswimming.com/blog/2010/04/amazon-s3-and-cloudfront-response-time/\" rel=\"nofollow\"\u003ehttp://www.codeswimming.com/blog/2010/04/amazon-s3-and-cloud...\u003c/a\u003e\u003cp\u003e\u003ca href=\"http://www.slideshare.net/ehwinter/using-amazon-cloud-front-for-improved-response-time\" rel=\"nofollow\"\u003ehttp://www.slideshare.net/ehwinter/using-amazon-cloud-front-...\u003c/a\u003e\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003e\"create bucket\" gave me a 500. fortunately i want this enough that i will come back later today! edit: works now. two bookmarklets please! one thing that annoys me about trunkly and delicious is that i have to click twice to save: once on the bookmarklet, and once to save.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2313840, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "mcn", | |
| "postedAgo": "3 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eDidip replied to you but his reply is \"dead.\" I think his first word might have caused his post to get caught by a filter so I\u0027ve reposted what he said but changed that word.\u003cp\u003e>Didip said:\n[500 error solved]. I knew that 3am new feature addition is not a good idea =)\nUPDATE: yeah, two clicks bug me as well. The technical reason is that often times i want to bookmark a few images on that page.\nTo do that (the most convenient way), is to save the image, onclick() event when the bookmarklet menu appears.\nSorry, I\u0027d love to have 1 click bookmarklet as well. If the UI makes sense, I\u0027ll make the simpler bookmarklet.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2314665, | |
| "points": 4, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI\u0027d love to read a post where someone decided SVN is superior for their purpose, and their stance is defensible. I can\u0027t think of any reasonable use cases.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310705, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "eli", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI\u0027m not personally a big SVN defender/apologist, but I\u0027ll bite.\u003cp\u003eImagine you\u0027re on a small team developing closed source software. Like many people, you already have SVN, your team already knows SVN, it\u0027s already integrated into build system and you\u0027re using Trac for ticketing. Based just on that, I would absolutely keep using SVN instead of transitioning to Git. Perhaps you disagree, but I hope you\u0027ll at least concede that\u0027s a reasonable position.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "points": 4, | |
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| "postedBy": "loup-vaillant", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eOf course transitions always cost something. For instance, C++ is the best when all your developers know C++ and have to extend a C++ code base. This examples are short term, and don\u0027t answer the question \"is the new tool \u003ci\u003eeventually\u003c/i\u003e better than the old one\"? If so, consider switching costs. If not, don\u0027t even bother.\u003cp\u003eSo, a better example in the svn vs git matchup would be the handling of locks for binary files. Assuming of course you can\u0027t fix it yourself.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2312787, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003ewell obviously, but the point is in a vaccuum, git as a tool appears to be superior in every way that matters.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2313827, | |
| "points": 1, | |
| "parentId": 2311029, | |
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| "postedBy": "mistermann", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eMost people neither live nor work in a vacuum.\u003cp\u003eYou come from the \"ya, well...\" camp it would seem? Supremely confident that your choices are \u003ci\u003ethe\u003c/i\u003e correct way to do things, but when someone points out a valid difference, your answer begins with \"Ya, well...\". I see this all the time from brash young superstars.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "points": 1, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "3 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eya, well, factors external to the merits of the two tools is irrelevant to the question I intended to pose. My question could have been worded better, sorry for the confusion. loup-vaillant\u0027s explanation is clearer. ;)\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "points": 1, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "5 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI did it too, during and right after college. if you nag me i might write about it. \"fake it till you make it\"\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310340, | |
| "points": 8, | |
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| "postedBy": "zacharycohn", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003e\"Fake it \u0027till you make it\" has so fundamentally changed how I function.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2311281, | |
| "points": 6, | |
| "parentId": 2310340, | |
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| "postedBy": "Dylanlacey", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eHeh, amazing isn\u0027t it? Bullshit has a single purpose, and that\u0027s to turn itself into gold.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2311446, | |
| "points": 2, | |
| "parentId": 2311281, | |
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| "postedBy": "zacharycohn", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI disagree with the sentiment behind your explanation (or at least what I read into it).\u003cp\u003eIt\u0027s not so much that you\u0027re bullshitting and it\u0027s turning to gold - it\u0027s that you pretend to be comfortable in a situation where you are not, and then as you get used to it you become comfortable, and then you \"make it.\"\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2312297, | |
| "points": 3, | |
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| "postedBy": "Dylanlacey", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eYes, OK, Bluster is probably a better word. You pretend to be comfortable until you are.\u003cp\u003eBasically, you\u0027re not going to suddenly become great as a CEO, but if you don\u0027t at least give off SOME confidence, your employees, partners, board, competitors, customers won\u0027t have any faith.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2312499, | |
| "points": 1, | |
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| "postedBy": "gaius", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eThere\u0027s no magic there, it\u0027s simply experience. Do something risky, see nothing goes wrong, understand that the risk was lower than you originally estimated, lather, rinse, repeat.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2312529, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "xom", | |
| "postedAgo": "2 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eFaking it is making it, most of the time it seems.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2317982, | |
| "points": 1, | |
| "parentId": 2311281, | |
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| "postedBy": "simcop2387", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI\u0027m not enough of an extrovert to nag you myself but I\u0027m hoping that someone might nag me into do it.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2311582, | |
| "points": 4, | |
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| "postedBy": "artmageddon", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eDo it. The rest of us are writing about it, you know you want to too!\u003cp\u003e;)\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310551, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "rocktronica", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eThis is me nagging.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310845, | |
| "points": 3, | |
| "parentId": 2310340, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "5 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003e\u003ci\u003e\"general rpc servers for solving specific problems using in memory data structures (e.g., who qualifies for a match search given dozens of constraints and millions of users; what your match score is with 10,000 qualifying people, given you\u0027ve all answered hundreds of different questions each on average) ... Great tech is available now, serving is cheaper, and you probably don\u0027t have the computational workload OkCupid does.\"\u003c/i\u003e\u003cp\u003eI know people who have used OKC before. OKC users in my social class (male, white, educated) ignore the match percentages, because the SNR is really low. They just plow through all the search results of people to find good pictures and interesting profiles.\u003cp\u003eSo, I\u0027d speculate that match-percentages are a marketing thing, and that they know they made a weak business decision which required lots of computation and now they\u0027re stuck with it.\u003cp\u003eI\u0027m probably wrong. Maybe the long-tale users pay attention to match-percentage.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310291, | |
| "points": 3, | |
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| "postedBy": "neild", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI signed up for OKC, lurked for a while, and then sent a message to the person at the top of my match list.\u003cp\u003eWe\u0027re still together, five years later.\u003cp\u003eI\u0027m probably an outlier, but hey--match percentage works some of the time!\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310834, | |
| "points": 16, | |
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| "postedBy": "gfunk911", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI don\u0027t ignore the match percentages at all. Obviously they aren\u0027t perfectly correlated, but they\u0027re pretty solid. People with very low match numbers are basically 100% duds.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310526, | |
| "points": 5, | |
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| "postedBy": "DrStalker", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI think of the match percentage as the equivalent of having HR look at tech resumes before forwarding them on to me; it\u0027s not perfect, but it saves me from reading through completely irrelevant profiles.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "postedBy": "starpilot", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eYou probably are wrong, and you imply you\u0027ve never used okc. Match percentages matter to me highly since they certainly indicate users I\u0027d get along with, based on my interactions with other users. Their data also show that messages response rates correlate strongly with match percentages.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "5 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003ei\u0027d love to see a blog post on this, because im probably leading a migration at work and I can\u0027t think of a situation like that.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "6 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003ewell, that you (and I) bother, says something about their service.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "6 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont color=\"#737373\"\u003eCEO replies to student: LOVE hackernews!\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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| "postedBy": "glenjamin", | |
| "postedAgo": "6 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003ePretty sure that reply chain is a reddit-esqe joke.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2304074, | |
| "points": 2, | |
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| "postedBy": "presty", | |
| "postedAgo": "4 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eYou mean Slashdot-esqe joke.\u003c/font\u003e", | |
| "id": 2310634, | |
| "points": 1, | |
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| "postedBy": "dustingetz", | |
| "postedAgo": "8 days ago", | |
| "comment": "\u003cfont \u003eI felt compelled to collect his responses.\u003cp\u003e\u003ca href=\"http://blog.dustingetz.com/51-hours-left-to-live\" rel=\"nofollow\"\u003ehttp://blog.dustingetz.com/51-hours-left-to-live\u003c/a\u003e\u003c/font\u003e", | |
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