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by 013a 9y ago
It probably means if you want mitigations right now, you can flip that flag. Otherwise wait for Chrome to auto-update with new versions that have mitigations enabled by default.
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by 013a 9y ago
I hate the pattern primarily because it overloads the name "pkg" which is already used in your go workspace at least one directory up to store compiled library files. The word "lib" makes more sense. But, also, its unnec
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by 013a 9y ago
Nearly every trucking firm I've worked with has their own in-house shop, with mechanics and everything. Turns out, outsourcing the maintenance of vehicles that experience tens of thousands of miles every quarter is more expensive than
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by 013a 9y ago
Plus first class DOM support for wasm is coming at some point in the future, so I'd imagine any properly supported library could implement it once it is finalized.
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by 013a 9y ago
These were private conversations, professional to professional, not conversations in the context of their sale. Maybe there is confirmation bias, but they could have just as easily said "Mongo was a piece of crap, we replaced it, it to
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by 013a 9y ago
*Today. The thing you're forgetting is that Mongo was actually somewhat novel at the time it was released. I've heard at least two stories of engineering teams who felt that their specific product couldn't have scaled the way
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by 013a 9y ago
That's true, but I'm not sure if using Jenkins would avoid these problems you outline. And that's really the crux of what the OP is suggesting; that Jenkins or something smaller than Kube would have been a better choice.
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by 013a 9y ago
I would argue that, while Stripe is going with a scratch build, this could be motived by AWS's lack of a good managed Kube offering, which is changing in the next few months. With a managed Kube offering, setting up Kube is much much e
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by 013a 9y ago
The batteries are totally replaceable; they're just not easy to replace, and you'll void your warranty if you try to replace it yourself. Except, if its under warranty and needs replaced, Apple will do it for free. What's you
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by 013a 9y ago
Oh wow. Exactly when did it become someone's constitutional right to marry whoever they want in the United States? I must have missed that amendment. I'll make a deal though; if the democrats who are generally out at rallies c
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by 013a 9y ago
Depends on how much you're torrenting. GCP's smallest VPS is literally free, so you can get 20gb of storage + 42gb of egress for $5/mo. If you torrent more than that, then a DigitalOcean box or something similar makes more se
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by 013a 9y ago
What I'm saying is that there shouldn't be an expectation that everyone has an opinion on every controversial topic, and your lack of an opinion on it shouldn't make you a bad person in the eyes of one side or the other (or
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by 013a 9y ago
Everyone with an opinion lived there "sometime ago". No one lives there now. Because those of us who do have little to complain about. Weird.
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by 013a 9y ago
It wasn't inaccurate 10 years ago. I get the feeling the OP hasn't lived in the midwest for quite some time. Generally, no one cares. Yes, there are still some bad laws in place, and there are some assholes, and you'll get ol
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by 013a 9y ago
There are two trends in the car rental world that are happening today I think we'll see a lot more of in the next three years. First, the Care By Volvo program on their new 2019 XC40, which is a set monthly fee that includes the lease
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by 013a 9y ago
Nature fucks them over because the government doesn't protect them from nature. The government does not fuck them over. There's a very distinct difference, and recognizing that difference is one of the fundamental things that sepa
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by 013a 9y ago
This move decreases the government's regulatory power in this area; it completely follows republican ideaology. The government cant screw over citizens if they aren't touching an issue.
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by 013a 9y ago
Chase Bank is another one, off the top of my head. SAML is huge. I have no idea where the guy above us is getting is intel.
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by 013a 9y ago
I really think error handling could be solved by adding some simple syntactic sugar. For example: "if err" being compiled directly to "if err != nil" would be a quick win. Second more complex idea: add a new keyword like
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by 013a 9y ago
Worth noting that Google has essentially deprecated Cloud Datastore in favor of Firebase Cloud Firestore. As far as I can tell, its unclear what the exact relationship between these two products is, but if you have a GCP Project which has n
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by 013a 9y ago
We refer to them as picoservices, but yes.
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by 013a 9y ago
And you've entirely missed the point that there is always sacrifice; you glimpsed the green pastures on the other side and are convinced the only bad in this world is on your side of the fence, somewhere distant over the horizon. You&#
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by 013a 9y ago
I agree. UBI is such a fascinating idea, but much like communism it feels like an extreme that will never work in practice. Everyone gets an extra $1000/month. Great. That's extra money flowing into an economy which absolutely aff
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by 013a 9y ago
> Maybe OEM overclocked with some complicated cooling setup? That's literally exactly the reason.
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by 013a 9y ago
Statement's like Microsoft's are horrible; "the cloud should be about paying for what you consume" well, Kubernetes consumes at least one master node in order to orchestrate a cluster. But, Google/GKE does charge fo
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by 013a 9y ago
And its powered by Node and V8, so we've got another 500,000 lines of code there. Ah, but those are actually written in C++, so we need LLVM, another million lines there. And a rendering engine for the frontend, Chrome, Firefox, etc. M
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by 013a 9y ago
Even if you wrote your entire program in unsafe, you're still enjoying an experience at least as good as C++; you just don't get the compile time memory safety. And its unlikely your entire program would ever have to be in unsafe.
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by 013a 9y ago
The systems they build and own might have a handle on the feelings of the electorate, but the people don't. Zuck builds walled hundred million dollar mansions on "stolen" land in Hawaii, while the people he "stole"
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by 013a 9y ago
If Clinton's 9-figure campaign couldn't get a handle on what the average American voter wants from their government, it would be downright hilarious to watch someone from Silicon Valley try. The region is so far out of touch, they
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by 013a 9y ago
Uh oh, this is HackerNews, you can't be anti-liberal here.

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