DannoHung

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by DannoHung 11y ago
Hey, I know you're saying you're not an expert on Flink or Spark, but do you know if Flink and/or Spark allow you to merge a stream in real-time into a data set that you can run queries against? Generating analytics directly
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Who is going to shop at an online junk retailer (and make no bones, that is what Overstock is) after the financial system collapses?
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by DannoHung 11y ago
I kinda wish they'd skipped the hat thing, because the resume aspect is pretty important. Explaining a gap in your resume is a reasonable thing for people to do when applying for a job.
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Pretty sure openshift v3 is built on top of kubernetes
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by DannoHung 11y ago
To put it as simply as possible: Triton does not have magic block storage. If you want to write anything that persists past a container's lifetime, it is tied to the machine instance the container was running on unless you manually mov
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Your assessment is accurate, unfortunately Triton does not address the issue of data locality, which is a pretty big problem unless you're already building your storage backend to be Smart Data Center aware. To that extent, I'm no
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by DannoHung 11y ago
I have to agree. Adding tons of whitespace is generally going to make things harder to read. Personally, I'm very much into Ratliff (or banner style) indentation and using two spaces for your indent. I know that 4 is the standard for
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by DannoHung 11y ago
I didn't say to use it by itself. I said that your OTP would be required first to even access it. And of course you could provide backoff. And then you'd also have to be answering a series of multiple choice questions all correctl
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Maybe the problem is that we have it backwards. Maybe it shouldn't be something you remember and push to the authentication mechanism, but something that the authentication mechanism pushes to you. Like, what if you pick the corpus of
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Maybe some sort of extortion scheme? Send an email to a small business person that isn't very technically savvy, say you have just erased all the search results for their business from Google, provide link, demand a Bitcoin to return t
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by DannoHung 11y ago
The one thing I don't totally understand about the Kubernetes scaling issue is that you can ostensibly use Mesos as the scheduler for Kubernetes, which naively to me seems like it would allow Kubernetes to scale to the same size as Mes
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by DannoHung 11y ago
You want Nix. Everyone wants Nix. But we're not allowed to have Nix. Because the world sucks and people look at something that has a little bit of necessary complexity and think, "I don't like complexity! I'll build some
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Is there any good open source distributed scheduler that blends both timer based tasks and event based tasks? Chronos is the only one I'm aware of, but I don't believe it supports event based tasks.
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Does anyone know of a store front for fiction and non-computer non-fiction books that all are unencumbered by DRM? I think Tor is releasing everything DRM free right now, but I'd like to see any stuff from other publishers that is
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by DannoHung 11y ago
This analysis would be tremendously racist in America.
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Yeah, well, I mean that is the standard DOD approach to everything. But I don't know if that's the only solution if being economical ends up being important. Spike strips are really good at stopping cars, especially if they'r
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Interesting that it will be a default feature of Gitlab. That's a move that seems like it may push Gitlab ahead of GitHub in some ways (well, to me at least).
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by DannoHung 11y ago
> A jammer has to keep the right side up and not hit anything, and anti-jammer has a much more complicated task of finding, reaching, and destroying a jammer. Is this 100% true? I don't know much about RF jamming, but isn't it
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by DannoHung 11y ago
I have one question: Do the professors teach this technique in classes? I mean, that'd be funny, right? Teaching students something that you patented, waiting a few years for them to go into industry and apply what they learned, then s
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by DannoHung 11y ago
He does have a patent from the mid 90's (which is when I think IPL was created?) that seems to be pertinent: https://www.google.com/patents/US5320618 I dunno, this whole thing is weird. Generally I have to defer t
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by DannoHung 11y ago
The thing that is weird about this case is that one of the principals, Morgan Gustavsson, is actually the dude who invented the real laser hair removal that is used in clinics and has been involved in dermatology since. I don't know if
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by DannoHung 11y ago
There are plenty of studies, the problem with them is that there are arguments made constantly that despite the efficacy of helmets in reducing the severity of head trauma, something about the helmets somehow makes them more dangerous. I
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Did they do an analysis of the tech buses in comparison to actually creating new municipal transportation open to all residents? That's what always seemed to be the real problem with them to me.
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Are physical potential energy storage systems completely impractical? Flywheels, compressed air, gravity storage?
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Doesn't this basically just show that there has been inflation? Why not use some stuff like infant mortality or literacy or deaths from starvation or deaths from communicable disease? You know, stuff that actually indicates whether som
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by DannoHung 11y ago
This is a straight up weird product at the price point they're targeting. And given that they're asking for money up front and not providing sample raw images and/or full resolution jpegs makes me very hesitant.
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Hi Steve, I don't have a login on rust-lang yet, but I wanted to add this comment regarding the documentation: The rust-doc auto generated pages are really confusing. The sidebar generally fails to show where in the hierarchy of the
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by DannoHung 11y ago
How is that a bioweapon defense then? Do HEPA filters work against bioweapons?
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by DannoHung 11y ago
Measurements are also only as good as your experimental design, your data collection tools, your methodology, and your statistical analysis. Which is my way of saying, "Doing good science is actually pretty hard."
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by DannoHung 11y ago
To be fair to him, Google drove Dodgeball straight into the ground. To be mean to him: Deciding to split Foursquare into Yelp-lite and a shitty social network was a terrible, terrible idea.

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