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by Demiurge 9y ago
I have entertained using cryptocurrency for game betting at some point, while running some typical web stack. When I started looking into security and scaling, I realized there was a expensive and complicated overhead. When security is of v
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by Demiurge 9y ago
It's probably more of a map than a road.
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by Demiurge 9y ago
What do the people of South Korea, Afghanistan, and Crimea think?
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by Demiurge 9y ago
Yes, this is it for me too. Whenever I have a huge vector dataset I need to clean up, I would use GRASS simply because it is topological, and can re-interpret, fix, manipulate vectors efficiently and valid, as a single layer entity. Even th
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by Demiurge 9y ago
Probably the "move fast and break things" approach.
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by Demiurge 9y ago
I'm not an AI expert, but I'm decent with computers. Could anyone explain what is this about?
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by Demiurge 9y ago
Any backstory on why they switched back? Having tried using Google Maps and Earth APIs, they are as opaque and impossible to extend as closed source API/library get.
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by Demiurge 9y ago
That would require arbitrary telemetry and possibly non-deterministic solution, or something like SPICE( https://naif.jpl.nasa.gov/naif/toolkit.html ) which is a bit too far outside of 'database' domain.
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by Demiurge 9y ago
How many are other security enterprises are out there who are as independent from US intelligence agencies?
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by Demiurge 9y ago
Does the concept of security need to be connected to morality?
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by Demiurge 9y ago
It might feel like a building a castle out of sand, without context, but it's very often like building a castle with from castles import CastleWithMoat c = CastleWithMoat('eyy') It's just not meant to replace C+
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by Demiurge 9y ago
Sometimes I get reminded about how awesome some of the tech we use is, in this case, transactions :)
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by Demiurge 9y ago
Wow, now, let us imagine using aggregation of millions of states of human minds as a Boolean constant used in millions of scenarios for about four years straight.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
Enough has been said about the fact that an online retailer is not a good fit for a custom made-to-order shop, these are the opposite in so many ways. I wanted to share my opinion that Studio monitors like Yamaha HS80 is practically the bes
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by Demiurge 10y ago
This is interesting, and can be sort of hard to really understand until the original examples are really internalized. In the end, we can say that everything is change over some dimension, all systems have input and output. Everything is en
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by Demiurge 10y ago
neatz, I guess I just need to be more patient and set my expectations :)
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by Demiurge 10y ago
Thanks, feels like the nitpick, but I gave it another go, and I see some other changes now? Seems like a great amount of information.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
The url is correct, 'Docker-internals', but the title, and further equivocation of 'Linux Containers' and 'Docker', is a bit confusing. I'm a happy lxc/lxd user, and had to stop reading because of the
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by Demiurge 10y ago
Ok, thanks, that makes it worth checking out!
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by Demiurge 10y ago
In what way? I can't even tell if you mean features or performance. PostGIS is unmatched as far as features, as far as I know.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
Any time you alter code you must spend time to understand what you're doing. There are all sorts of overheads associated with simply touching a code file.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
It's not the same language. This blog post is flaimbait with zero useful information. Thanks.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
You're not saying anything factual, at all. You need to back up your assertions, not as someone to prove your assertion negative.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
A country under severe economic blockade is hardly a fair example. You could have also mentioned Cuba :)
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by Demiurge 10y ago
You keep alluding to some cataclysm but that's not enough to make your point count to say you have some paper in the works.
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by Demiurge 10y ago
How many Russian state sponsored hacking teams have Symantec uncovered? They didn't even assign any specific state to the hacking teams, it can only be assumed from the targets. The fact that anyone spends time and publishes such findi
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by Demiurge 10y ago
So should we also only use McAfee products if we want to send all the our information to CIA?
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by Demiurge 10y ago
And isn't he working on Piston, high performance JIT Python, which is python2.7 compatible?
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by Demiurge 10y ago
As a happy Python user for 10 years, I didn't even wonder whether it supports python3. Maybe the problem is somewhere else, and not with the library I'm looking forward to trying?
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by Demiurge 11y ago
The French Revolution fundamentally changed the government institution, from monarchy to republic. Being an empire, as in, containing heterogeneous cultures or states is besides the point. The point is that the states might gain some legal

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