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by Jupe 8y ago
I don't think it's OK... It's a ripoff of Titan Graph. I think Datastax picked up that team to work on a cassandra specific graph db.
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by Jupe 8y ago
True, it wouldn't solve the problem entirely, but I'd guess a 'tiny' interpreter would stand out more than a one liner like this one, possibly making detection easier.
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by Jupe 8y ago
The fact that this is the top-voted item here scares the hell out of me. eval() should be removed from the language. Period. Dynamic code like this is a gaping security hole. There an infinite number of ways to get around eval() detection (
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by Jupe 8y ago
I think someone needs to audit all versions of all packages on npm. The original eslint maintainer's credentials could have been compromised days ago, via an older version of another module; then the credential stealing code could have
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by Jupe 8y ago
I eat a lot of "vegetables" , so a pizza for me is a vehicle for savory vegetables... Onions, bell pepper, olives, etc. So "moating" is something I'm sensitive to. But, to each his own.
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by Jupe 8y ago
Fair enough... Pizza is a savory dish and I've he'd the displeasure (on multiple occasions) of having sweet sauce and dough bloomed with lots of sugar, and it transformed almost into a dessert.
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by Jupe 8y ago
My Pizza Rules (not that anyone asked, but...) 1. Don't "Moat" your pizza. The barren expanse of dried sauce and over-sized crust is the classic sign of "moating" the pizza. Spread the majority of the toppings as cl
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by Jupe 8y ago
Yep, but for complexity, nothing matched HAM (hold and modify) mode, except maybe the aftermarket DCTV, the details of which escapes me, but I recall it having separate chroma and luminense. Edit: found some info on DCTV: https:/&#x2F
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by Jupe 8y ago
"If they start to wobble or bend, the discs can start rubbing against one another, leading to bearing damage at best, and rapid, spectacular unscheduled disassembly at worst." Sounds risky, but the power these motors are capable o
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by Jupe 8y ago
Yep, sure did.
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by Jupe 8y ago
Madurodam was a fascinating day visit. Kidd-ish, but some of the models were fascinating. Advice: don't drive a car in Amsterdam! :)
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by Jupe 8y ago
"Climeworks has also opened a second facility in Iceland that can capture 50 tonnes of CO2 a year and bury it in underground basalt formations. " Taking Oxygen from our atmosphere (the gas we need to breathe) and pump it undergrou
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by Jupe 8y ago
I think you meant RAD: disk... RAM disks don't survive a warm boot, but RAD did (IIRC). But, even RAD: didn't survive a cold boot (where this Optane memory does) Still, I do fondly remember my Amiga days!
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by Jupe 8y ago
Ah, thanks? :) I have no problem with 'boring' solutions; actually, I prefer them. Processes that are simple, self-explanatory and/or easy to follow are usually superior IMHO.
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by Jupe 8y ago
Fair enough... but somehow your system knew of failed attempts and the need to retry, correct? I'm sure I'm trivializing a rather complicated workflow, but if there's a way to detect failed attempts, there should be a way to
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by Jupe 8y ago
Or just don't record it until it's successful. Logging attempts (and billing for them) doesn't seem like a good idea.
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by Jupe 8y ago
Agreed. The analysis and proposed solutions all seem to ignore the one important aspect of this data: time. Why would you wait until the end of the month to count the recorded activities on the first of the month? And, what happens to faile
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by Jupe 8y ago
Whats the diff?
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by Jupe 8y ago
You've included the link to Xochimilco's in Illinois, not Xochimilco Detroit (which apparently doesn't have a web site - but does have a facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/XochimilcoDetroit/ ) But, I
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How to hallucinate with ping pong balls [Video](bbc.com)
1 points by Jupe 9y ago|1 comments
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Major event in Michigan(amsmeteors.org)
2 points by Jupe 9y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 9y ago
It seems the 2 biggest hurdles of creating a new OS (aside from designing and actually writing the damn thing) is software support and driver support... Silly idea, but how about a "super" terminal OS... that does a few primary th
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by Jupe 9y ago
I think you meant "too" stupid.
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by Jupe 9y ago
I still remember my very first program. It was similar to the maze, but "animated": 10 PRINT " "; 20 PRINT " "; 30 GOTO 10 If you choose the right # of *'s and ' 's you get a s
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by Jupe 9y ago
As for a root cause, could it be related to North Korea's recent nuclear test? http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/849381/tremor-North-Kore...
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by Jupe 9y ago
Bummer. I bought an Amiga 3000 for $1200. Three years later, I sold it for $1200.
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8 Lessons from 20 Years of Hype Cycles(linkedin.com)
3 points by Jupe 9y ago|1 comments
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by Jupe 10y ago
Just a year ago, I'd consider this Art. Today, with our current leadership in the US, this kind of "fake news" scares me deeply. If enough people tweeted about it, Trump might even be stupid enough to "react"
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by Jupe 10y ago
Hmmm... So foreign contractors will have IT systems-level access to HIPAA-protected PHI data? I wonder if that is an issue in this case. (i.e. not sure if encryption at rest is required for HIPAA data - though it probably should be).
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by Jupe 10y ago
Someone should show this to Donald Trump.

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