aegiso

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by aegiso 13y ago
Are you implying that a slice of life is not fully enjoyed unless one or two photos are taken and plastered onto your social networks?
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by aegiso 13y ago
It started when I was a gradeschooller, with a debug mode cheat code in Sonic The Hedgehog 2. I became obsessed with how I could break the game's rules, and it singlehandedly taught me what I call "programmer's logic" --
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by aegiso 13y ago
> it almost always comes down to a politically correct version of "we didn't like hanging out with him/her" Startups run on morale. This is a pretty important feature of a startup employee. Even if that's what &q
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by aegiso 13y ago
Drivel. Who knows, there might be a real formula lurking behind this post but you won't find it in this feel-good checklist of mostly obvious nothings.
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by aegiso 13y ago
I love the undertones of public, unapologetic racism that permeates every official response to the leaks. It's totally OK because we only shit over the human rights of "foreigners".
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by aegiso 13y ago
...sell? I kid, but the flavor is indeed a bit bubbly.
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by aegiso 13y ago
Dive into Wikipedia. It's probably the broadest, most agenda-free, no-nonsense resource out there.
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by aegiso 13y ago
-rm is useful but orthogonal to this -- the issue addressed here is the depth of the image stack, not the temporary build containers.
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by aegiso 13y ago
Thanks, added.
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by aegiso 13y ago
A quick chart: Eastern – 1 PM Central – 12 PM Mountain – 11 AM Pacific - 10 AM London – 6 PM Moscow – 9 PM New Dehli – 10:30 PM Shanghai – 1 AM Thursday Tokyo – 2 AM Thursday Melbourne – 3 AM Thursd
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by aegiso 13y ago
If I were a girl on the fence about going, something like this would definitively convince me that I'm not welcome, except in the Titstare sense.
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by aegiso 13y ago
The way I see it the flaw is in the first sentence of the "example": > Assume the amount in my selected envelope is $20. You can't just pull that assumption out of your ass. You can only assume what the problem states, whi
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by aegiso 13y ago
Spelling errors? Check. Bad grammar? Check. Inconsistent formatting? Check. Technical inaccuracies? Check. Making up terminology (e-note)? Yep. I've never once watched Fox News, but I've heard stories about their quality of report
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by aegiso 13y ago
There's definitely hype behind Docker, but this is a ridiculous accusation.
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by aegiso 13y ago
No, it just has to be modern enough to support LXC/Docker.
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by aegiso 13y ago
So I'm totally making stuff up here, and my interest in crypto has a hackish rather than academic flavor, but... Couldn't we design a system that doesn't fall in this scenario, by using a constant-rate packet-blasting netwo
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by aegiso 13y ago
I suspect you're right, but I don't think we should be patting ourselves on the back. The legal profession has the bar. Doctors need accreditation. Builders need licenses for their jurisdiction. But software? It doesn't matte
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by aegiso 13y ago
> this is a remarkable degree of competence, surpassing even the private sector. Not necessarily a remarkable degree of competence, just a remarkable degree of unaccountable budgeting.
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by aegiso 13y ago
Thank you. I now understand the need for hellbanning on HN. But it speaks volumes about HN's filtering that it took this long for me to see the need.
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by aegiso 13y ago
It's a very old, very immature joke that adds absolutely nothing to the conversation. You've been on HN long enough that I'm surprised you're surprised.
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by aegiso 13y ago
I honestly can't tell whether the last sentence was intended to be a punchline or not. But if so, good job!
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by aegiso 13y ago
I don't have a dog in this fight, but some context might be useful to those who didn't instantly recognize this as I did: This is a from-scratch operating system by LoseThOS, an absolutely brilliant but (allegedly) schizophrenic p
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by aegiso 13y ago
sudo vim means vim gets root privileges. Meaning vim can do anything it wants if it's bugged or somehow compromised. Not likely on an otherwie secure system but not impossible. sudoedit (according to the manpage) makes a copy of the fi
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by aegiso 13y ago
Sadly, to the general public, hacknium sounds a lot like rapeium.
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by aegiso 13y ago
What you see here is the result of Microsoft's ridiculous infighting and internal politics, constructed by the stack-ranking culture of doom. You basically get ranked on how visible your stuff is to management, so you: 1) name your pro
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by aegiso 13y ago
Isaacs is writing from a node context, where apps are basically collections of third party modules glued together. In that kind of world, it's expected that things will work a certain way and not deviate, or your code ends up being cru
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by aegiso 13y ago
This is not really about scope. In the particular case of JS scope is not an issue at all; the engine handles the closures and scopes for you. The issue is that once you start doing serious work with asynchrony -- filtering streams, handlin
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by aegiso 13y ago
I think it's perfect. Adding sarcasm tags here would be like adding ketchup to your hotdogs, comic sans to a summons, or promises to node.js core.
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by aegiso 13y ago
Yeah, we're feeling this in nodeland too. The core team has actually done a great job making sure that the core of node works with the new V8 API; this is already working in the unstable branch, without too much fuss. The much, much
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by aegiso 13y ago
It's not an LXC limitation, but seeing as this case hasn't gotten the love it involves jimmying things all over the place. https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/wiki/Docker-in-Docker

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