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by amenod 8y ago
Sorry, didn't see your comment till now... About the last point - yes, there is a ticket about it (too lazy to find it now ;). The first ticket is a bit different. Starting depending jobs automatically would be great, but I would be sa
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by amenod 8y ago
Apparently BAA is Business Associate Agreement: https://healthitsecurity.com/features/what-is-a-hipaa-busine...
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by amenod 8y ago
Cool, but I would appreciate it more if they fixed some relatively small (probably) and very annoying UX bugs: - why can't we schedule manual jobs to be started when dependencies are finished? - on merge request, Discussions tab,
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Genuinly curious: is there a (relatively cheap) cloud vendor that doesn't do that? MS & G seem pretty similar to me...
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by amenod 8y ago
Actually it says: Disclaimer This is not an officially supported Google product. Besides, what does it matter? It's a nice hack, but that's it. Noone will play Netflix over it... well, probably.
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by amenod 8y ago
Probably true - but it wasn't trained on such dataset, so I'm curious how robust it is.
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by amenod 8y ago
I know you're joking, but that's an interesting idea... I wonder how would the system "see" your head then? Unless it is trained on people wearing tinfoil hats (and aluminium suits) it might produce interesting results.
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by amenod 8y ago
Sure it is. It commoditizes trust, making audit logs easily accessible and cheap for many many companies. Besides, which auditing company do you trust?
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by amenod 8y ago
Bad application of technology doesn't (necessarily) mean that technology sucks. Not that I care for most projects in blockchain sphere, as 95% of them are scam and 4.9% naive / misguided. But blockchain does have its uses, it&#x27
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by amenod 8y ago
https://archive.is/Eb0Cc
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by amenod 8y ago
I am genuinly curious about your view, so please be patient with me when answering. The way I see it, someone is providing a free product and is maintaining it. They are even doing (imho) a great job. Of course, that costs money - and we on
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by amenod 8y ago
This is not what this is about. This is similar to figuring out that copying a file also executes it (in some cases). While I try not to run code I don't trust, I have much more liberal point of view when it comes to cloning it. I assu
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by amenod 8y ago
> If account a double spends x, they track where the coin goes, let’s say b accepts y:=x-? coin then a still has x-y spoiled coins and b now has y spoiled coins. Now you just don’t accept transactions from accounts that have spoiled coin
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by amenod 8y ago
> and their biggest competitor is the cell network. This! Mobile data plans will make WiFi and cables obsolete.
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by amenod 8y ago
If it bothers you enough, take a look at ZigBee switches. Not sure I understand how you operate the blinds (since the current switches are apparently not on powerlines?), but you could still make a centralized solution to control them over
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by amenod 8y ago
Do you have a link or quote for 2)? I was under impression that while the video looks dark, it wasn't quite so dark in reality and human driver would have fared better (if they were driving instead of checking console every 5 seconds,
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by amenod 8y ago
The missing bit here is "...unknown is detected on the road " - if there is a tire scrap or plastic bag or anything that looks suspicious a normal human driver would slow down and give it extra attention, then try to avoid it any
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by amenod 8y ago
Thanks (to the others too), that does sound good.
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by amenod 8y ago
Honest question: why would someone use this instead of React? From my point of view, React solved a real problem. JS before React (at least old-skool, with jQuery & co.) was simply unmaintainable. It was often easier to thow old project
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by amenod 8y ago
Finding someone else to eat it?
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by amenod 8y ago
And it is the same with almost everything, including programming. If you are afraid to admit you don't know something you will spend much more time before you learn it. Sure, you are playing with your reputation - but in my experience
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by amenod 8y ago
Independent mobile app vendors? Some pretty huge companies are not backed by VC capital or similar because there was no need for it at the start - and no reason to sell (yet) later.
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by amenod 8y ago
<IANAL> I would assume that the bot is operating on behalf of someone and it is their consent that matters. So if bot gives the consent in their name, it would be the same as if they gave the consent themselves. </IANAL>
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by amenod 8y ago
I believe GP was being sarcastic... That said, while I don't mind free food and drinks, I also don't mind taking care of it on my own. The only difference is if there is a weekly event for all company with food + drink, sort of a
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by amenod 8y ago
Thanks!
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by amenod 8y ago
Off topic: why would someone install VLC over Snap instead of the version from Ubuntu repos?
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For ordinary games, maybe - but this is 2048 we are talking about. Sound maybe, but I doubt there are any videos or textures.
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by amenod 8y ago
It is really not. It depends on the field, country and other factors, but it is very much avoidable. I know, I don't do overtime unless it's by my choice. And it is mostly about choosing an employer (if you have that privilege) wi
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by amenod 8y ago
I love it for this. I got burned by both KDE4 and Gnome... 3? (starting as actually usable WM, then getting drunk on success and thinking they can and should reinvent the modern desktop). I would love Xfce even more if they fixed some small
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by amenod 8y ago
Someone posted what looks like a very nice summary of domain knowledge: https://www.kaggle.com/pranav84/beginner-s-guide-to-cern-s-p...

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