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The ISS isn't capable of being ran unmanned for any significant length of time. Yes they could escape in an emergency, but they're not going to be leaving "normally" until their replacements can arrive. And that won'
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8y ago
This is a very dramatic opinion, but its one I've been thinking about for a while. What is Google's five year plan with their hardware ecosystem? The only thing I can come up with is "continue gathering data to build experien
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8y ago
No, you start the docker container to run the CLI tool, because the tool is exported as the CMD for the image, like this one [1] [1] https://hub.docker.com/r/mesosphere/aws-cli/
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8y ago
> This can be a great way to get a CLI tool loaded into a bespoke CI environment.
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8y ago
Thank you for your opinion. I'm going to continue using homebrew and encouraging developers to support it.
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8y ago
This is all great advice. The one thing this does miss is distribution, which is a HUGE part of offering a great CLI app. Specifically, I'd say: 1. Make your OFFICIAL distribution channel the primary package manager on each platform (e
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I can't believe they're dropping hyperthreading on the i5/i7 models. Depending on what kind of inter-generational process improvements we see and how those translate to performance boosts, it seems possible that the 8700k cou
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> yet they’re punching above their weight so easily. If you follow the news and especially Musk's twitter and interviews; there's nothing at all easy about what they're doing. The sweat and hours Tesla puts in to making th
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I agree. The core tools that allow full remote teams to even function can make a remote team more productive than the average team. Things like: documenting everything religiously, ditching physical location-specific security VPNs, record
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Its rather sad how close we are to a 1984-esque "believe everything you hear on the 'news'" society. I hope one day we can move past that, and better realize that nearly all news is founded on Outrage designed to get adv
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It kind of makes sense, but mostly from a marketing and planning standpoint. If you need pre-warming, that probably means you know enough about lambda (and AWS) to know that you need pre-warming. Setting it up via a Cloudwatch event is easy
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Hearsay: I've heard that at least Azure is having problems retaining and hiring talent. Apparently the platform was created in such a rush to compete against AWS that many of its core components are jumbled, unreliable messes, many peo
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8y ago
Just 4 months ago they announced they were suspending development of OneNote Win32 in favor of just the UWP version [1] Moreover, they have (had?) an entire multi-year roadmap planned around UWP, including the eventual release of a version
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8y ago
That's fair. You shouldn't trust yourself, or the companies, because your trust will be betrayed one day. Everyone is a little incompetent, its just a matter of when. That's why End To End Encryption is the best solution we h
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8y ago
Maybe you trust Google or Facebook or Microsoft. That's fine. And probably sane; they're large corporations with huge numbers of processes and procedures in place to make sure data is used in ways that is at least parallel with th
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8y ago
Facebook had a cloud. It was called Parse. They bought it in 2013, then they promptly shut it down in 2016. It wasn't a failed product. It was in use by hundreds of thousands of customers. But it didn't align with their "visi
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Windows has seen an officially reported install base as high as 1.5B. This was a few years ago; their numbers have taken a hit recently. Considering the average annual revenue per U.S. Facebook user is ~$20, startlingly less in other countr
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[1] 2018 Honda Accord [2] 2017 Mercedes CLA250 [3] Ford Mustang, F-150 [4] Porsche, Lexus LFA The list goes on. Ford and VW are the worst, but every ICE auto manufacturer does it to some degree. There's nothing funnier than hearing som
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Every newer sport-focused car on the planet has this. All of them. Its how many companies still make low-displacement turboed engines sound good enough to back up their performance; for example, here's an article about a 2012 Focus ST
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This is one of the great things about many Go libraries; the language is so simple its difficult to overcomplicate a Go project. This makes reading any Go source code, projects, libraries, the stdlib, a joy. The only times I've found G
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https://about.sourcegraph.com
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Everyone keeps saying that automation will mean we have/get to work less. People were saying it in 1900. People were saying it in 1950. People were saying it in 2000. People are saying it in 2018. Still waiting for those unemployment n
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8y ago
Is there any technical evidence that Microsoft is doing something suspicious with the binaries? Differing hashes? Weird network traffic? Binary de-compilation? Its not hard to find evidence if you've got a hunch, instead of publishing
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What does "protection" and "guarantee" really mean? If a dozen meteors simultaneously strike every Google datacenter and office location, would the products continue to live on, even in the face of every conceivable guar
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Is this for real? Was it deleted specifically on Google Photos, with a local copy still available or possibly available if it hadn't already been cleared locally? Or was it a legitimate "reach into local storage and clear it"
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Oh, right, yeah. Because this line totally isn't directly from the paper's conclusion: > These results contribute to the growing body of evidence supporting vaping as a one-way bridge to cigarette smoking among youth.
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"We want people to install our phone app. Lets tell them they just got a message, people get messages all the time so we'll probably be right, and it'll seem like the feature is already working so all users have to do is clic
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Last night, on my new Windows 10 machine, I received a notification "You got a message on your phone; Want to see phone messages on this PC too?" I've never installed Microsoft's phone app, and there's no way it cou
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Its a combination of a few different things. The flavors make it more attractive to kids. The non-combustible method of inhalation means it can be safely/cleanly vaped indoors, say in school bathrooms, and you don't have to waste
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8y ago
Print them out poster-sized and sell them on Etsy. I'd buy one in a heartbeat.
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