Leon

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by Leon 10y ago
It doesn't look like it was designed to be a face but a gripping hand that they put googly eyes on for fun.
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by Leon 10y ago
Can you explain?
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by Leon 10y ago
I've got multiple lambda functions that need to be associated with each other for an AWS Simple Work Flow. For CI I've it set up to update the versions of each lambda in a project repo. During packaging and deployment I inject the
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by Leon 10y ago
Can Kappa support custom versions and aliases? That's been one thing I haven't seen able to be controlled via kappa config or command line, and it's been the reason I haven't used it.
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by Leon 10y ago
I think you are right; and what you're saying reminds me of a story from Malcolm Gladwell about the 1981 Traveller Trillion Credit Squadron tournament [1] that Doug Lenat won. He used some type of genetic algorithm (he never released h
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by Leon 11y ago
I'm agreeing with you because the alternative would make deployment processes of snapshotting built images for faster startup time against the law. If you couldn't use AMIs in AWS because the Oracle JRE is installed but instead ar
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by Leon 11y ago
That can help with fingerprinting. Any entropy escaping from a users session is useful.
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by Leon 11y ago
There is a lot more to parenting than just breastfeeding (which can be pumped and stored ahead of time - it's not always practical).
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by Leon 11y ago
I believe you can hack an if statement by doing a length, substring and equality comparison to make it equivalent.
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by Leon 11y ago
CoreOS and SELinux together is pretty secure if set up properly; even if you broke out of a container you wouldn't be able to do anything, even start a process. But still, yeah, in a unikernel there is no 'breaking out' at al
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by Leon 11y ago
This isn't entirely what happens. For most doctors at their first jobs the hospitals will write out most, if not all, of their medical school loans depending on how much there are. They use this as signing bonuses and to tempt doctors
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by Leon 11y ago
It's not always an option to host and manage a registry, some parts it's easier for the customers to rely on a registry service like quay, in which case it can make a difference for some images to think about layering. But you are
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by Leon 11y ago
Once you've automated the entire process of bringing up a container cluster with monitoring, metrics, logging, etc then it becomes trivial to make as many as you want. The same is done with separate virtual networks for security concer
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by Leon 11y ago
I also do what the other poster does, but we take it a step further and make sure that the layers on the image have smaller and more variable layers near the last layer add. On instance startup we can do a docker pull and bring down only a
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by Leon 11y ago
Wouldn't that end up as the person with the most money has the biggest voice?
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by Leon 11y ago
Superfish was because the laptop manufacturer bundled adware which added its own root certificate that was broken, they aren't able to add root certificates in this case.
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by Leon 12y ago
Am I the only one that doesn't entirely enjoy gamification of everything? What's wrong with just writing software?
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by Leon 12y ago
There aren't always great reasons behind great hacks. We can appreciate them for the ideas they present, the interesting implementation of features, and the what-if's that can come from expanding the hack further.
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by Leon 12y ago
How is this NASA's failing? A congressional mandate to fund and build this regardless of the agencies needs is the failure. There's no need to display the agency in a bad light, especially if you have the information about what ha
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by Leon 12y ago
As someone who had their gallbladder out with complications afterwards, I feel like this article isn't realistic to the after effects. It's great the author did not have any, but before they recommend people go have it removed the
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by Leon 12y ago
I use the Sansair device - it seems pretty solid and is very easy to use. I'm not sure how much I'd trust a hack I would do that involves water and electricity, but others who work with hardware more I think would have no problem.
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by Leon 12y ago
The other poster says it proves operations won't happen again - does it do both?
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by Leon 12y ago
I have not used Rust before; does working with statistical analysis of runtime environments hinder debugging? In a multithreaded environment - does it pause the world for its runtime analysis or are there locks on shared resources represent
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by Leon 12y ago
1) It is fun and feels nice / is appreciated to make food for friends and family. 2) I ballpark what I might want when grocery shopping but generally make serious plans for a meal for several people. 3) Sous vide chicken is currently p
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by Leon 13y ago
He/she is implying that Doctor's want to keep people alive so that they can bill them for services rendered longer and make more money.
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by Leon 13y ago
It's not pure nicotine, but a mixture of propylene glycol or vegetable glycol, flavoring, and then nicotine. Some of the off the shelf disposable / prepackaged e-cigs aren't powerful enough to have a strong vaporization of th
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by Leon 14y ago
I generally go by the saying, baring any existing req's that abstraction patterns would help with: 'Code to use, Refactor to re-use'
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by Leon 14y ago
Reminds me of the problems with Cowboy Coders. Many people would agree with your second approach. http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?CowboyCoder http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?CowboyCoding
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by Leon 14y ago
Login credentials or an authentication token? It's pretty standard to use an auth token in situations such as emails to protected content, considering that users profiles are blocked to non-members. To allow you to do a follow through from
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by Leon 14y ago
Yes, that is the question to ask! What bothered me most about this essay was one point near the end: "Ask yourself, 'Am I being grumpy right now?'. If the answer is yes, then stop!" This is a non-realistic response to an issue of moral

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