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numpy.org 3y ago

Internal Organization of NumPy Arrays

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blog.mozilla.org 4y ago

Class of Zoom: The reality of virtual graduation, prom and college orientation

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research.facebook.com 4y ago

Scuba: Diving into Data at Facebook

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byorgey.wordpress.com 4y ago

Competitive Programming in Haskell

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www.vox.com 5y ago

The falling Chinese space rocket is a policy failure

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www.protocol.com 5y ago

FTC finds 'scant' reason for repair limits in right-to-repair report

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www.javaadvent.com 5y ago

Exceptions and Streams

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en.wikipedia.org 5y ago

Open Source Coke Project

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www.dw.com 5y ago

Rich countries block India, South Africa's bid to ban Covid vaccine patents

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blog.google 5y ago

Music to our ears: “The Voice” is now on Nest Audio

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slack.engineering 5y ago

Building the Next Evolution of Cloud Networks at Slack

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samthursfield.wordpress.com 5y ago

Tracker 3.0: How did we get here?

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medium.com 5y ago

My top items in a senior engineer’s checklist

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blog.twitter.com 5y ago

What Twitter learned from the Recsys 2020 Challenge

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netflixtechblog.com 5y ago

Seamlessly Swapping the API back end of the Netflix Android app

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www.nginx.com 5y ago

Nginx Service Mesh

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gist.github.com 5y ago

A Bluffers Guide to CRDTs in Riak (2013)

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advancedbeginners.substack.com 5y ago

Adventures in Shrinking Serialized Data

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techcrunch.com 5y ago

Facebook will now ban Holocaust denial content under its hate speech policy

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idndx.com 5y ago

The implementation of epoll (2014)

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blog.cloudflare.com 5y ago

We scaled Nginx and saved the world 54 years every day

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rust-lang.github.io 6y ago

Asynchronous Programming in Rust

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Speculative easter egg in Google Chrome

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On a side not, it's super annoying when you want to log in into your router, and google chrome auto completes / suggests it with 192.168.l.l, or ends up doing a google search for 192.168.0.1.

Does this mean that all DDoS mitigation techniques need to exist before the exit node of this traffic? Which in turn mean, that everyone needs to outsource their DDoS mitigation to Apple.

Also the corollary would be, that anyone who is able to bypass the protection mechanisms Apple has in place to control DDoS, can use it to DDoS a service like Google, Microsoft and get the entire service banned for all iCloud+ users. Right?

My guess is one of the major reasons for having the exit nodes in the same geo location as entry nodes is to have continuous operations in China. Without this constraint, they would have allowed chinese consumers to access the free web, which would ban them instantaneously.

I don't think Apple cares as much about video content providers, though.

"Getting out of the building" in metmorphical send might give you view from people / customers you can visit. This is likely to be a biased sample, and unrepresentative of the true customer.

Running A/B tests is IMO, a good proxy, to understand customers unbiased binary views on feature changes, and objectively better.

A lot of movement in GME was driven by call options, which is generally available in all markets. However, absence of overnight short positions would definitely diminish the trigger GME needed to get short squeezed and become volatile in the first place.

A casual user like you ends up using quite complex compute on the cloud, when you watch a video on youtube, scroll a newsfeed, and make an airline booking. Some of the advanced complexities of those tasks, when programmed well by good engineers, can become feasible with this. All the Machine Learning related buzzwords exist mainly because they have only now become computationally feasible. You never know what will come next.

My guess is only the lower end macs will move to ARM till atleast the Apple 14z or most likely Apple A15z. Macbook Pro will be as is for a while. This is about 2 years too far out.

Also intel should be supported for a couple of years once the new ARMs are out, and you wouldn't be obsolete till the lifetime of your laptop. At the end, you may even end up with a Apple memorabilia.