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Member since Apr 14, 2008, follows 7 people, 39 public groups, 1766 public bookmarks (1855 total).

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SSH and ssh-agent on 2009-11-13
- ssh -o'RSAAuthentication=no' -o 'PubkeyAuthentication=no' user@myserver
Raiden's Realm: Tutorial: Start screen and automatically run a command on 2009-11-05
- screen -d -m -S LinuxMint btdownloadheadless.py mint.torrent
Economics focus: E pluribus tunum | The Economist on 2009-10-30
- bought something for less than they were willing to pay
- difference between the price paid and the most a buyer would have agreed to
- 33 more annotations...
- - consumer surplus
  - the part of the overall economic benefit from any trade that the buyer gets
  - rest of the surplus from a trade goes to the seller
  - merchant wants to sell to each customer at a price as close as possible to the most that client would be willing to pay
  - this is impossible if everyone is charged the same price
  - tailor prices to people’s willingness to pay or price-sensitivity
  - vendors in street markets do when they offer naive tourists a higher price than seasoned locals
  - sellers can still encourage people to sort themselves into groups which can be charged different prices
  - Those who are particularly keen to get their hands on a copy of a new book, for instance, may be willing to pay a higher price for it
  - These tactics and others, like selling things in bundles rather than individually, all exploit differences in people’s sensitivity to price.
  - sellers and buyers would act under different pricing schemes
  - information about how those who buy music online value different songs
  - 500 undergraduate students at Wharton
  - 50 most popular songs on iTunes earlier that month
    Mike Chelen on 2009-10-30
    
    is this representative of the entire library?
  - Similar data were also collected in January this year, though this time some older and less popular tracks were also included
  - uniform price per song that maximised revenue among the students
  - $2.30 in 2008 and $1.46 in 2009
  - Wharton students may be particularly fond of music
    Mike Chelen on 2009-10-30
    
    age group may also be relatively fond of digital music, and socioeconomic class could have higher spending habits than average
  - song-specific pricing
  - increase profits by a mere 3%
  - people who valued one song highly also tended to place a high value on others
  - person-specific, rather than song-specific, pricing would be more efficient
  - sellers’ data are not refined enough to set different prices for different people
  - basic demographic information did not tell them much about musical tastes
  - according to the 2009 survey data, would be generated by charging the students $21.19 for entry and 37 cents a song
  - raise the producer surplus by 30%
  - Consumer surplus would also rise in this instance
  - buy songs they would have not have done at a higher uniform price
  - Spotify
  - monthly fee for songs without limit
  - several songs together in a bundle (much like an album)
  - For example, charging $16.95 for all 50 songs studied (which would have cost $49.50 to download) would leave profit unchanged because enough people would buy.
  - it would increase consumer surplus by around 50% by attracting new buyers
BBC NEWS | Technology | Government opens data to public on 2009-10-27
- "I would like to suggest: sure, make a beautiful website, but first, give us - all of us - the unadulterated data. We have to ask for raw data now."
Is there a way to batch recalculate all nodes? | drupal.org on 2009-10-16
- Views Bulk Operations
- node_save($object);
Slicehost Forum - ssh-add error: Could not open a connection to your authentication agent. on 2009-10-14
- exec ssh-agent bash
Howto: Use rtorrent like a pro « Motho ke motho ka botho on 2009-10-13
- screen rtorrent
- press Ctrl-a d and it will detach
- 1 more annotations...
- - screen -r
How To Specify A Custom php.ini For A Web Site (Apache2 With mod_php) | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials on 2009-10-08
- /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
SQL Databases Don't Scale on 2009-10-07
- MySQL’s killer feature is easy configuration of master-slave replication, where you have a read-only slave database that replicates everything coming to the master database in realtime.
- sends any reads (SELECT) to one of the read slaves, while only sending writes (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) to the master
- 6 more annotations...
- - The read slave technique is the best option for scaling SQL databases.
  - horizontal scaling on the read side
  - transparent to the application
  - master server is a bottleneck
  - single point of failure
  - write-heavy applications
Generate SVG from XMLwith XSLT: Example on 2009-06-18

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