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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Serverless tooling is coming fast. 1. Biggest issue with serverless is debugging when you can't make a local environment and can't install anything like a conventional debugger in the serverless environment. I know of at least one
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Really interesting. Makes me think of Daisyworld and the Gaia Hypothesis. Daisyworld is a model Earth covered in black and white daisies, that either absorb or reflect light. In the model, black daisies need less light because they absorb m
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
I love Braid so much. First, the soundtrack, songs by Jami Sieber and Shira Kamman, were phenomenal. The gorgeous cello and violin are so atmospheric, and they also sound good backwards and sped up -- necessary for a game like Braid, and ch
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Automating TLS endpoints in Kubernetes(rookout.com)
4 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
I think all coffee grounds make decent fertiliser too, as well as decent compost, even without mushroom.
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Yes I've wondered the same. 1970s solid-state electronics full of gold, metals lying around everywhere, rare earth metals in old cellphones, recylcable glass and plastics... Wanna co-found a startup that buys old landfills?
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
> Urban Mushrooms has already stopped six tonnes of coffee grounds from going to landfill. As a late 80s kid I remember being told that nutrients sent to Landfill were there forever, essentially lost because landfills are sealed off from
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Free serverless protection library to harden serverless apps(puresec.io)
3 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Paint Shop Pro was the best. I was not as honest as the author of this article. I didn't buy Paint Shop Pro and I didn't write to its creator. I got a free trial on a cover-disk of some PC magazine and managed to extend the trial
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Building AWS native extensions locally using Docker(rookout.com)
1 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|1 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Oh the feels. I had a ZX Spectrum at home so that made me one of the 'techie' kids in my school who could use the class BBC better than the teachers. It was my second experience with BASIC, and BBC BASIC was a little different to
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Using QR codes to hack an Expo(bulletproof.co.uk)
1 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|0 comments
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New tool for remotely debugging live Electron apps on an end-user's machine(rookout.com)
1 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
There are more technical details of the attack here - https://www.timehop.com/security/technical " On December 19, 2017 an authorized administrative user's credentials were used by an unauthorized user to log
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Parrots and some other birds (like corvids) are ludicrously intelligent for their size and brain size. They can solve puzzles, use tools, copy speech and do all sorts of things that we usually associate with big-brained higher mammals. This
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Three games' approaches to death come to mind immediately: First, Braid, where your character can die in the usual way for a 2D platformer, killed by monsters or falling in holes. But the game lets you manipulate time, so the answer to
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Back in the day, when Netflix was the most successful DVD rental company, people used to point out that Netflix sent more Gigabytes of data every day as DVDs in the mail than the whole Internet transmitted in a day. Netflix was given as an
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
The project is open source and the Github is here https://github.com/danmacnish/cartoonify I wonder if it would be feasible to port it to Android using Kivy or similar. I really want this on my phone.
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A Doodle Camera Based on Google's Quick Draw and Built on a Raspberry Pi(diyphotography.net)
1 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|1 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
> The problem I am having with ponzi-coins is that there is none of that, not even a veneer of wanting to make the world a better place. My experience with the Bitcoin community goes back to 2012-3, when they were very much Libertarian U
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
How much of this is to hide proprietary information, and how much is because no one person actually understands the bigger picture enough to write about it?
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Ah, the heady days of the first Dot Com bubble. I remember it well. This was a period when one of the biggest drags on the development of e-commerce and monatizing Internet businesses was the absence of a good micro-payment solution. PayPal
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Fascinating. I love constrained writing and constrained poetry. No If-statements in code reminds me a bit of the E-Prime movement ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Prime ) which was about removing the verb 'to be&#x
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
That's a really well-explained and clearly presented writeup of the bug and how it can be exploited as a vulnerability.
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Why aren't tools like this just available from the cloud provider? I get the sense serverless is really useful but it's developed so fast that it's suffering from a lack of native tools.
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
If I had to guess: * Telegram's large groups/channels make collaboration easier and more of a threat. * WhatsApp users who are are all identifiable to the Russian state via their phone numbers; Telegram allows users to interact
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
I am upgrading to SmartBlood(tm) at the earliest opportunity.
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An open-source cludge for testing serverless functions for SQL injection(puresec.io)
1 points by ariehkovler 8y ago|0 comments
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Ah, but when does it bacon? ducks
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by ariehkovler 8y ago
Sounds all nice in theory but how does it actually work?

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