SFJulie

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by SFJulie 10y ago
http://www.networkworld.com/article/3037428/cloud-computing/... Well they also learned to not put their most important asset on AWS.
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by SFJulie 10y ago
As a former serial startup employee (I used to be young an optimistic) I cannot count the money I earned doing crunch and being underpaid ... Because I have none of it.
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Because, roaming agreement with Europe can be so expensive and your phone so old (thus not supporting the dual band) you prefer to buy a cheap local one? Once again thrifty persons are common, and modest people can prefer to travel once a y
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by SFJulie 10y ago
This guy says that I would be arrested by the CBP if I want to visit my brother because I do not see the interest of device other than a camera going to Florida (near the beach), and no phone because my old nokia is not dual band (I find th
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Easiest way to do it is called a cooperative https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative But VC never fund them, they prefer private owned companies. Maybe because it is easier to bribe 1 man for 100 grands than 1000 for
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Not even close, it is the «brain» as invented by Pr Xavier in X-men. Spanish must have stolen it in an alternate universe when the X-men went back in time fighting the spanish inquisition disguised as lumberjacks and it's ok.
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by SFJulie 10y ago
the ratio of relevant new relevant to this problem information/new information is low. If a low signal/noise ratio is still the purpose of information then the thread is less interesting than Linus mail: - if we add size it will m
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Why are they called scientists then? If you can't write a good modus operandi you are just a fraud. If you cannot reproduce a well writen modus operandi, you are a fraud. Thus take the failures divide it by 2 (odds wrong articles are a
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Encoding time as a one hot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-hot Getting 12 out of 23 should get him the average on the lucky assumption the teacher was not a joker that put all answers higher than bit 6 to false ...
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by SFJulie 10y ago
This article may scratch the point that this article b talking of predestination is basically talking about religion and free will. And that maybe predestination is pretty acausal, thus posing a strong problem with science. So I see it as a
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Teach them how to cook a recipe and then ... both how to delegate the cooking of a recipe, and to be an executant. Basic skills in computing is understanding how things works in order to delegate your tasks to them. It will be a skill worki
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by SFJulie 10y ago
What is insane is calling a death/injuries made by car an accident. An accident is utterly unavoidable. And cars are a deterministic cause of death. Cars are basically having way more kinetic energy than a bullet. Guns are free to have
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by SFJulie 10y ago
American drivers used to be demonized for 3 years, and it gave outstanding results: it seems that without moral incentive and ethic considerations the driving problem does not find a solution magically without frictions. PS most efficient w
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Reading the comments: - nice brogramming; - not up to date; - not refering the spec (sorry this is important when you are in trouble); - well read @shpx comment he is right Verdict: more signal less noise policiy says, don't click to t
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by SFJulie 10y ago
There is an old french word for DRM laws: patente. The ancester of patent. Edicted by the authoritarian delusive king known as Louis XIV (a probable model of Kim Jung Il) when printing came. The purpose was to control publication in exchang
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by SFJulie 10y ago
I have been doing VLSI design as a student and quantum mechanics, quirks speaks to me. It feels like having real time chronogram with a board on which you plug your gates except that it is not on 1/0 bit but on amplitude and phase in p
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by SFJulie 10y ago
The true dystopia is edotopia (edo = here in greek) - huxley: forcing on people to pretend to be happy and calling trolls everyone emitting a critic CHECKED - orwelian: the cloud & IT jargon is so 1984 I will not start on it: CHECKED -
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Old ways: you trust a person. And You check. New ways: you create very complex sets of syscalls permissions that can be fine tuned by using a Role Based Accounting or any Auth/Profile Framework. The idea is that you got rid of the risk
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Ho! A wargame situation. What about a real situation? Insurrection in a city, and a budget of 10M$ for the defenders. Cheap old schools baloons (like WWII), drones maybe, 1000 persons paid to watch and use high EM beams to direct at planes,
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by SFJulie 10y ago
A good developer just go for the low hanging fruits, and proudly herald his competence to the management showing how much (s)he cares about market. In doing so, a lot of plumbing/dull complex problems are set aside, let to the rest of
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by SFJulie 10y ago
old way: one chroot per user and quota (including ulimit) per user new way: limits handled with cgroups security with namespace related to user's profile. namespace can do syscall limitations, and also offer unique network access per u
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by SFJulie 10y ago
China refused to trade arts, and was stopping to trade its citizens as sweat workers in America, and boom 2 wars. Right on spot! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium_Wars
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Thucidides (peloponesian wars) How a democracy can turn into an expansive military dictature (Athenes) to please the wealthy and make a dictature look good (Sparta) and at the end Helen civilization collapse. May I hazard that USA is lookin
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Show HN: FOSDEM'17: MutableMapping with linear algebra behaviour in python(jul.github.io)
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by SFJulie 10y ago
My immigrant (Belgian) great father also arrived in a anti cider era (in France). No resistance, he just did what stubborn persons are making ; his own cider at industrial scale for him. I think he actually ended up being a legal moonshiner
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by SFJulie 10y ago
make yours :) it is easy and fun.
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by SFJulie 10y ago
I was a tad exaggerating. However living in Canada made me scared of how much the federal govt was looking so victorian. They are scared of everything, making blood wurst the traditionnal way (by taking blood, spices and milk) is forbidden!
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Someone loves Brave New World, a world based on entertainment of masses where the unhappy citizens are called deviant... Creepy.
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by SFJulie 10y ago
I was told by a biologist that old houses were full of airborne yeast (saccarome cervisirae) which origins where the «Chaumes» roof. [confirmed by a link in the paperspace] https://books.google.fr/books?id=GcqQCgAAQBAJ&p
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by SFJulie 10y ago
The amount of alcohol nowadays in cider is due to legislation. My cider without chaptalisation can go to ~6%. (100g/l is what modern apple yields in sugar this 100g/17 ~ 5.8%) Actual cider makers are owned by a few brands that can

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