CaptainJustin

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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
I love that idea. Can you imagine we had a standard around this? For example: Monthly payments - notification could go out >24 hours before the transaction will occur.
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Tailscale in WASM Demo – Brad Fitzpatrick(youtube.com)
1 points by CaptainJustin 5y ago|0 comments
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
I have no evidence for this but I expect the experience would be similar to visiting an Apple store.
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
Can you imagine how this would the increase the search radius of a air rescue mission? One search and rescue flight looking for survivors could launch a half dozen drones each extending the explored area by thousands of square kilometres pe
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
Rossman raises some interesting points here that got me thinking. I wonder if we need to split companies up that want to play across too many layers - Amazon owns the (1) infrastructure platform (AWS), (2) the marketplace (Amazon.com) and (
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Amazon copying products/rigging search results(youtube.com)
1 points by CaptainJustin 5y ago|1 comments
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
1. What is the official way we're supposed to handle this? 2. How should the tech world communicate that better so that it's more user-friendly?
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
I love this sort of thing. Something I appreciate is looking through the resulting YAML config at the best practices and rich experience by the team that wrote it. It reminds me of receiving "golden images" from vendors with a pre
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
Looks similar to Firestore - identity aware, serverless, pay as you use.
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
> n.b. I always find it funny how interested and intrigued yet abhorred so many people are when it comes to spycraft/espionage etc... I was such a person. When I was in school I read the EU report on Echelon. There was so much basic
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
What does `pep` mean in this context?
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
From their perspective it might feel a bit like a hostage situation: "I found a way into your house. How much you going to pay me tell you how?" From your perspective I would imagine that exploring the vulnerability, packaging and
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
Also, we've seen more and more AI hardware being shipped built-in to phones.
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
You are correct. Some of this has changed significantly somewhere between Java 8 and 16. For example the Java applications we're running against Hotspot 16 regularly gives memory back to the host. It's GC pauses are also quite ins
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by CaptainJustin 5y ago
I hope the fines are enough for them to ensure this doesn't happen again. Personally I don't have a Facebook account because I don't trust them anyway but I think the people who have one probably didn't want this to happ
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
I would normally agree with a statement along these lines. However I would like to think that this came out of the marketing budget for the tourism sector. I bet tourism is significant to Egypt's economy. Then I think the question beco
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
This topic has occupied me for the last couple years. It started with "1177, The Year Civilization Collapsed". I went on to read material from archaeologists reporting in a rather dry way on their findings from the time / reg
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
I am gradually getting myself out of the FANG world. What do you do about the duopoly (is that right?) of the A+G? The two of them own iOS and Android. Not sure I can have smart phone today without one of them involved.
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
I was thinking through something recently. Here's where I think things are going: - I suspect that air platforms will be littered with censors and massive amounts of data will be collected. - This data will be used to train AI to compl
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
I know it's anecdotal but I've asked my colleagues the same - in a country with a terrible history of this sort too. And turns out I can't find a single person who agrees with Github's decision.
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
With over 38M [1] households just in Germany that would come to: 19 million metric tons of Al. Each year the people of this planet mine 160 million metric tons of Bauxite [2]. Not sure how the Bauxite ore related in weight to the final prod
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
> Elon and Zach will also maintain their respective positions as Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer. I suspect King of Technology - but perhaps he's creating a grey area to give himself lateral tactical space to neg
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
Maybe this one will work: https://www.sfchronicle.com/crime/article/Campaign-to-recall...
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
My Go-based containers start in much less than a second. I believe its dozens to maybe low hundreds of milliseconds
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
You're pretty much there. Lots of kids and people without public IPs they can write NAT rules for setup Minecraft servers at home etc. This is the classic example that can be solved with ZeroTier, TailScale etc.
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by CaptainJustin 6y ago
I guess but maybe that makes the news and it gains more traction? Also, is there any evidence that Google censors search results?
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Ask HN: Do we need a Google Customers Union? Could it work?
336 points by CaptainJustin 6y ago|169 comments
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by CaptainJustin 7y ago
Running a few different containers in Docker at home. - Hand-rolled Go reverse proxy with TLS from LE. - Several Pg DBs for development. - VPN server. - Chisel for hosting things "from home" while running on my laptop remotely. -
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by CaptainJustin 7y ago
For those interested see: How one developer just broke Node, Babel and thousands of projects in 11 lines of JavaScript https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/03/23/npm_left_pad_chaos/
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by CaptainJustin 7y ago
Not sure what they used. In my tiny 4 Pi cluster I'm using a regular 1U server PSU. It supplies 5v and can easily supply the current needed for the four Pis.

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