arekkas

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by arekkas 10y ago
Science must be political when it comes to self-preservation. It must not bias or censor research due to politics, which is where we're currently headed.
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by arekkas 10y ago
Do you really rely on only one source for your information? Maybe the article is not top notch investigative journalism, that doesn't dispute that this administration is openly aggressive to science that doesn't fit their agenda.
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by arekkas 10y ago
>Twitter and television are not science. They are social constructs built around the works of engineering, which itself was based on some established scientific knowledge. I admit it's a long causality chain, but without the scienti
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by arekkas 10y ago
Not true: freezing EPA funds, censoring EPA twitter, replacing web pages on climate change with fossile fuel propaganda, and disputing truth on live television We need to act, and we need to act now. Science is what got this man elected (tw
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by arekkas 10y ago
Good software, like wine, takes time.
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by arekkas 10y ago
Are you running test code in production environment? Not sure about this one
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by arekkas 10y ago
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by arekkas 10y ago
the discussion on HN is interesting, because it's NOT about the hyped news of the day (and HN even got rid of all the trump articles, which is really good imo). HN is about interesting topics from a specific field, which attracts a lot
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by arekkas 10y ago
greek guy here, why not focus on things outside of the daily news-hype-cycle? aren't there enough news aggregators already? we're already being told by twitter, facebook, tv, google news and our friends what's happening in br
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by arekkas 10y ago
Why aren't you using tapes? Wouldn't that be more suited for back ups - larger and less failures. You probably don't have a lot of reads anyways?
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by arekkas 10y ago
That's why I wrote https://github.com/ory-am/hydra
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by arekkas 10y ago
> The simplistic "coal is bad" thesis has a) put a huge number of Americans out of work and b) made the global environment worse. I'm confident you have sources on b.
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by arekkas 10y ago
"The world hates change, yet it is the only thing that has brought progress."
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by arekkas 10y ago
how does it differentiate from * https://github.com/mattes/migrate * https://github.com/rubenv/sql-migrate * https://github.com/pressly/goose
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by arekkas 10y ago
adoption doesn't change the points semantically, but it shows that a large part of the (corporate) secrutiy community weighs those arguments (much) less than the author does.
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by arekkas 10y ago
I agree 100% on number (3), especially because almost nobody knows https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6819 (OAuth 2.0 Threat Model and Security Considerations)
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by arekkas 10y ago
ok, I finally found it. Note that it's still from 2012 and we've moved along from that dispute. * http://www.thread-safe.com/2012/07/the-oauth-2-sky-is-not-fa... * https://hueniverse.com/
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by arekkas 10y ago
also noteworthy that the blog post is 4 years old and OAuth2 is basically everywhere :)
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by arekkas 10y ago
That post is very popular, but there is a follow up posting on OpenID Connect and that it can makes sense. I have to dig that out though, couldn't find the link in my bookmarks.
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by arekkas 10y ago
Agreed, is mostly the same sounding stuff over and over since weeek 8
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by arekkas 10y ago
it's often human error, weak passwords or weak security rules for employees with privileged access
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by arekkas 10y ago
That's what you do in courses like "Introduction to Software Engineering" (first/second lecture), which usually are part of the first BSc CS semester. I don't disagree though that the title is misleading and the con
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by arekkas 10y ago
i should have said: that's the whole point for using a buildpack/docker paas in the first place. a) it's not hard to set up flynn b) migrating to another buildpack system is not a lot of work, except setting up some environme
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by arekkas 10y ago
that's the whole point, you don't need a lot of time to adopt flynn. it's not that "getting BOSH to work was my life for the last 3 weeks" kind of experience.
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by arekkas 10y ago
* Flynn builds apps from source, so not sure how that works for compiled Java/Go, or anything you'd run with a binary buildpack You can deploy docker images, at least that was the case one year ago * Cloud Foundry is run at massiv
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by arekkas 10y ago
A friend of mine was offered a similar position and had a similar interview. Annoyed by the questions and the "my solution is the only right one because I have to stick to this script"-attitude he asked: "So what do you want
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by arekkas 10y ago
what do an online shop and technology have in common? ps: rhetorical question
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Show HN: An AWS IAMish access control library for the microservice and IoT age(github.com)
6 points by arekkas 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Have you used nats.io in a project and what is your experience with it?
2 points by arekkas 10y ago|0 comments
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by arekkas 10y ago
for being "kinda beta" you have quite the claims up on your website

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