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- false positives reduced drastically as we can be stricter about thresholds due to above point

- works much better on mixtapes with altered BPMs due to above 2 points

- Finds and embeds additional sources for identified songs
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According to http://www.openbsd.org/57.html "IPv6 router solicitations are now sent by the kernel ("inet6 autoconf"); rtsol(8) and rtsold(8) are no longer necessary and have been removed."

Does this mean we might finally get IPv6 and DHCP support enabled by default? Currently dhcpd does not support IPv6
Characterising the situation of Central American states as having "the US underwrite their security" seems willfully at odds with actual history.
It's not my "personal area code", it's... well, the area's area code, and it's the default for people in the area. People and businesses locally routinely give their number without the area code, because it's implied and doesn't need to be dialed. Even my cellphone has the default context of the area in which the SIM card was bought.

So I'm not sure what "old enough to remember" means when it's still true today. 95% of the numbers I call now are local businesses, so I only dial seven digits.

I don't know, maybe you're from the future or something.
Right, but I assume the commenter was more curious about the presumed multiple-network-accesses usually involved with a cluster which proxies to some other node to satisfy requests would do to the overall performance of the system... which is a totally reasonable question/concern.
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Yes, an Employee Bill of Rights.

The middle ground you described is a brilliant idea. What you probably need to enforce it, at first, is an enlightened dictator (i.e. the 1% who won't get power-hungry and fuck everything up).
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This is a good point. I often take for granted how quickly I can recognize advertisement from non advertisement. I attribute most of it to spending my early days on the Internet reading marketing forums and running ad campaigns myself. Nowadays marketing is very subtle. Often you find yourself reading content and don't even realize somebody paid for that content to build their brand, drive traffic, etc. Look at recipe sites for example. If you watch your ad blocker count the ads, recipe sites always have one of the highest numbers. Who would ever think that if they didn't know what to look for?

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Hey, it's very straightforward. Normally you have something like the redis object structure which has a type field, and a pointer to the actual representation of the object. If type is REDIS_STRING, you have the pointer to an "sds" string (where sds is the name of the string library used).

Now with embedded strings there is a special kind of string objects that instead use a single allocation for both the object structure and the string itself. This is slightly more memory efficient, but especially, improves memory locality a lot, so basically everything uses string objects (string types, or aggregate data types large enough to use string objects as values of the collection), will perform better.

Those special strings are used only for small strings (the majority in most work loads).
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I use consumer video conferencing* a lot, but there are clearly huge leaps waiting to be made. It could be easier, larger, higher quality and fit more seamlessly into the environment.

My point is that fixing video conferencing is a lot cheaper than building skyscrapers in the centre of San Francisco, and certainly more politically acceptable.

If you mean, what stops me from fixing video conf, then largely it's because I have a much more interesting job already.

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My apologies for that. We do hire remote outside the US (we currently have a remote employee working from São Paulo, Brazil[1]), but in your case we realized too late in the process that the time zone difference would have been too extreme for daytime collaboration.

Please accept my apologies that we did not come to this realization before sending you the programming exercise. It's too late for me to edit the parent post, but I will clarify in future postings that we're looking for remote with up to 6 hours of time zone difference from PST.

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It definitely sucks to some degree, but it is the same kind of change when going from a small town or a rural area into a big city.

The houses where I lived in Canada weren't locked, they didn't even have locks. In Amsterdam it would take about 6 seconds from the time you left to have your house burgled if you did that.

As far as it reduces your ability to tweak or repurpose your software: I don't think that it has to be that way but it will definitely be harder than in an environment of trust.

Maybe there is an easy way to get both ease of fiddling and very high security but I haven't seen anything like that yet. There are some interesting research projects revolving around 'capability based operating systems' and such, maybe that's where they key lies, or in some other development currently underway.
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I like that idea. But why do you store the salted SHA256 of the scrypt hash and not the scrypt hash directly?

Edit: Thinking about it more, I'm guessing it is for the case where your DB gets stolen. With the salted hashes, attackers can't just send the direct scrypt hash down to the server to get authenticated.
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Thanks!
> Same here. I couldn't be bothered to install AdBlock for many years, but the mandatory before-video ads were the straw that broke the camel's back for me.

That's because people in general don't mind wasting a bit of screen space but the mandatory wasting of time is of a completely different order. Time is our most precious capital.
How is this better than the battle-tested `gen_server`?

I like that the only usage example is in doc/ and uses a `gen_server`…

Where are the tests?

`modern_async`? Really?
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1) Good point (although 60 minutes at REI seems a bit on the long side).

2) Make your pricing model more obvious. When I can't see prices before checkout, and you're heavily marketing last minute delivery, I assume I'm about to be sticker shocked.

3) That's a great point! You should emphasize that up front, because that use case hadn't occurred to me. My first thought was "they cater to poor planners", not "they'll help me be the spontaneous guy I want to be!"
Maybe make it so that adding the package to your cart actually just adds all the items. Customization then takes place by deciding which of those items to remove from the cart. It might work as a good "upsell" as people realize they need more things than they first thought.

Edit: Case in point. I was looking to get a Sparkfun Kit[1] but they were out of one item that made the whole "kit" out of stock. Down at the bottom they have a link to a "wish list"[2] that lists all the individual items in the kit. And a big button at the bottom of that page that says "add it all."

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"So now being able to take vacations (even if you're in financially good shape) is off limits?

Of course not. This is outside the context of the thread where a family LOSES JOBS and starts accepting food stamps because they cannot afford food.

Yes -- IF YOU CANNOT AFFORD FOOD, you are too poor to take luxury vacations. I apologize if that is offensive.

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I find it irresponsible to store value in a depreciating luxury vehicle while asking your neighbors for food, but there are other opinions on the subject.
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The apps you build with these hybrid frameworks are packaged and deployed with stuff like Cordova, which exposes all (pretty much) native functionality like camera, etc.
Does this mean we should drop the salts, simply scrypt and be done with it?

Or should we still include salts in addition to scrypt?

If yes, only one global or many user specific or both?
Thanks for leaving a comment. The challenge with networking is determining "the right contacts". Speaking in public, helps you scale your networking efforts, because it draws people in who are interested in the topic you're talking about. Some folks also dislike small talk, so being asked questions around their talk let's them cut to the chase and share their expertise.
Though its owners may sometimes crash there, it's not really a "residential" structure, per se. The primary purpose it serves is as a sophisticated portfolio diversification instrument -- or (for offshore title holders), a convenient money laundering device:

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Is there any reason why we don't do full-body scans on a regular basis? Is it too much radiation? It seems to me that (a) this is the only way to deal with silent cancers like many pancreatic kinds that are discovered at Stage IV (at which point, the prognosis is terrible) and (b) it would be cheaper to do the scans than to deal with the (expensive, and often ineffective) late stage cancers.

I'd imagine that there was a time when this was impractical because of the amount of radiation involved, but is that still the case? Don't we have extremely low-radiation X-ray devices that can make regular full-body scans a reality?
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They stopped it with iOS 8, but after a few weeks someone had found a way around it and the problem was back.

It doesn't effect me much, which must say something about the sites I read. But it is obnoxious as hell.
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It seems like there's customization options that should be present. Like for backpacks, there's different sizes. What if I'm going out for a 3 day trip as oppose to a week long trip?

And for sleeping bags, different bags are rated to different temperatures. I've got two bags, one for warm weather camping and one for cold weather camping.

Is all of this suppose to go in Optional Specifications?
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2 - Great insight, have not thought about this before, will work this in
3 - Fascinating, clearly we need to do better with this value prop
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And it takes more time to go to REI rather than just have gear show up to you ready to go. That and we're cheaper and open 24/7 but REI isn't, so you can be spontaneous! =) There's another thread on here with a longer answer about why us over REI (to be clear, I love REI, but they're focused on selling and I think they are great for people who know they want to buy)
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Did they mean 'relatively benign'?
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