YesThatTom2

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by YesThatTom2 8mo ago
I can’t find where in the article the author claims it is new (as in original). In fact, the author shows that this is an evolution of go vet and others. What’s new, however, is the framework that allows home-grown add ons, which doesn’t ha
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by YesThatTom2 8mo ago
DNS changes propagate. They just do-so in a pull, not push, way. It’s accurate to say that a user is waiting for the change to propagate if they are sitting there clicking re-try as they wait for the cascading cache expirations to do their
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by YesThatTom2 8mo ago
Shhh! Don’t tell anyone. Years ago MS depended on Windows. It was the profit center. Everything MS did was a moat to sell more seats. Even MS-Exchange was just a ploy to force enterprises to stop deploying any other operating system. Th
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by YesThatTom2 9mo ago
At first, MS didn’t mind as long as SAMBA only implemented the outdated older protocols. Then they realized interoperability could make them more money, and they invited him and his team to Redmond for a week of working with MS engineers to
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
So can a 10 year old. The breakthrough I’m waiting for is factoring something I cant do in my head.
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
I’ll see what I can do!
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
Wow! Thank you so much! Quite a compliment!
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
Hello and greetings from the third plant from the star we call Sol! We call our planet Earth. Where are you from?
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
If you need this for Windows so desperately why aren’t you offering to add support for that platform? It’s open source. Many advanced Go features start in certain platforms and then expand to others once the kinks are worked out. It’s a co
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
More and more big customers (especially banks) are requiring this kind of self-inflicted-MITM attack from all their suppliers. Do you want to have customers? Get ready for zscaler! How do you propose compliance with their exfiltration pro
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
Yup! https://youtu.be/GA_OYUHYYMA?si=B-EXCoGyr9JGq87n
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
Coke has a separate division for each continent and one of those continents is McDonald’s. https://youtu.be/GA_OYUHYYMA?si=B-EXCoGyr9JGq87n Coke tastes different at McDonald’s because they keep the syrup cold from the facto
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by YesThatTom2 10mo ago
I hope you would but… The only intellectual that served as president in the last 100 years was Obama and we(1) shit all over him every day for “atrocities” such as wearing a brown suit. (1) not me and probably not you but it was a national
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by YesThatTom2 11mo ago
If they reversed the order of the fields, you could sort them by just pretending they are int64’s.
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by YesThatTom2 11mo ago
That’s because it’s called “the news”, not “the olds”. When I teach people how to talk to reporters I always emphasize this. If it’s the 10th time something happened, you need to explain it in terms of what’s -new- or your info won’t go be
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
I'm pretty sure his point was that security labels are a dead end. (Have you ever attended an academic security conference like Usenix Security?)
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
Exactly. I find that people try to use interfaces like they’re using an OO language. Go is not OO.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
This is a good reminder that optimization without measurement is stupidity. It’s also a reminder that compilers aren’t magic and optimizers aren’t all-knowing. People have a tendency to ascribe magical properties to anything they don’t unde
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
I (and I’m being serious) assumed AGI would break into the world’s financial institutions and steal the 45 trillion.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
I'm sorry if it sounded like I was scolding you. My intent was to confirm your assumption but give you an appreciation for the fact that it's hard to know.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
It is purely academic... or is it? G. H. Hardy's autobiography was titled "A Mathematician's Apology" because he, somewhat jokingly, wanted to apologize for a life of pure math... totally academic and completely useless.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
Imagine if we had strong consumer protection laws. Companies would fear claiming HDMI 2.0 that was really HDMI 1.2. Instead they just figure “meh! If anyone complains we’ll let them return it.”
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
I’ve always assumed this was the diner. I wonder if someone can confirm: https://prestigediner.com/
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
You need to appreciate how little RAM and CPU power those cameras have. As far as cost: Applying the right tag: 0 Anything else: not 0 Why not include a faster CPU or more RAM? In an industry where people pick one product over the other b
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
I hope their Linux code isn’t as out-dated and buggy as their IPMI system.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
I always assumed this.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
Sure! Now you feel that way about the NRA. I’m talking about early 1990s until their recent fall from grace.
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
My Commodore 64 had a spellchecker. It was a separate program. I had to save my file, exit my word processor program, switch floppies to the spell checker program, wait for it to load, and all I got was a list of misspelled words… no sugg
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
The best thing we can do for the environment is to tear down old houses and build modern ones in their place. I say that even though I live in a historic house that I’d hate to see go away. That said, I’ve spent a fortune bringing it up to
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by YesThatTom2 1y ago
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