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by ausjke 9y ago
from what i read and what i saw in test cheating,is it common in india culture? our local high school is investigating test cheating,turns out all of them(12) are from indian,which puzzled me, other culture treats test cheating something ex
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by ausjke 9y ago
a naive question, what about GNU mailman, yes it does not have the fancy GUI but it gets the job done?
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The Node.js Ecosystem Is Chaotic and Insecure(medium.com)
2 points by ausjke 9y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 9y ago
"The architectures that are gone are blackfin, cris, frv, m32r, metag,mn10300, score, and tile. And the new architecture is the nds32 (Andes Technology 32-0bit RISC architecture)." here is the list of survivors: https:/&#x2F
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by ausjke 9y ago
that's totally correct, Taiwan produces most of the wafers
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by ausjke 9y ago
Maybe that's why most startup founders are at 45 years on average, by that age kids are maturing, family finance should be relatively stable, you might be reaching on your career ceiling, and you're getting older but yet not too o
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by ausjke 9y ago
My only issue with javascript ecosystem, i.e. nodejs, is that when I 'npm install', all of sudden I get hundreds of modules pulled in with a few hundred MB of content, which I feel bloated and who-knows-what-just-pulled-in. A glib
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by ausjke 9y ago
there are a few commercial knowledge-base software vendor. to use open source, wiki is not structured and i really don't like that much, folder-files are hard to manage once you have many files. CMS could be used(e.g. drupal), however
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by ausjke 9y ago
What about thin clients in the house? I know this is an old concept but with a thin-client the PC can be used only for homework, it's low power for gaming, and kids can not install anything on it, and they can use safe-browser with goo
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by ausjke 9y ago
At home the router could be a better place to "filter" contents for kids, especially they may use both cellphone and PC at home. When they're out on 4G network, then you do need those apps to help, unless the 4G operator has
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by ausjke 9y ago
Are you saying when you're out all your 4G traffic are still re-routed to home network via VPN? what about they just disable VPN app on the mobile device?
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by ausjke 9y ago
I do hardware and software in parallel. These days many electronic parts are from China, we will see the how the trade war impacts the price at aliexpress.
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by ausjke 9y ago
nope, just ask why? you're what you think I guess, I have not made any lists in my whole life and surprised you immediately guessed that.
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by ausjke 9y ago
just curious, why the down vote? i wish I can see who down voted, is there a way to check?
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by ausjke 9y ago
for simple use cases, folder beats everything else. when you have a large numbers in deep path then tags should be the way to go, you will need a database to manage it for portability across OSes etc. with tags we need isolate how-to-store-
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by ausjke 9y ago
nice, high quality LIDAR are quite expensive for any robots still.
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by ausjke 9y ago
First time heard about openipc, checked its github, it is still just binary format though, thought 'open' means some source code...
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by ausjke 9y ago
looks like what Europe does should be learned by google-in-the-USA, does google have the responsibility to put only true info online? or it just spits out whatever it can find? facebook says it collects private info for ads to profit so tha
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by ausjke 9y ago
what's your business model if everyone can download and build their own image, or even re-distribute that in their own products? as far as Alexa goes, I unplugged it a few months ago and it's collecting dust now, I use my cellphon
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by ausjke 9y ago
yes i noticed that job posting and it is actually very close to where I live, I even thought about applying, then I'm not an apple fan and I don't appreciate the way Apple deals with OSS, so I stopped. it's about chip validat
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by ausjke 9y ago
looks good, will try
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by ausjke 9y ago
Recalling when I was at college I used machine code to pre-fetch data into cache to improve an algorithm by 40x, even the professor did not believe that and asked me to explain all the hacking code I did and later on gave me the highest gra
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by ausjke 9y ago
site is down, DDOSed by HN visitors I assume
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by ausjke 9y ago
pretty much all of them except for some high end gears such as cisco routers...
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by ausjke 9y ago
foxconn makes routers for all the vendors I think, e.g. dlink.netgear,belkin...now Belkin might push its competitors away from Foxconn's assembly lines
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by ausjke 9y ago
exactly what I felt, 'run less software' page seems is 'running a huge chunk of stuff' itself, how ironic, not to mention it's tediously lengthy, gosh.
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DDoS Attacks Are $10 per Hour on the Dark Web(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by ausjke 9y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 9y ago
that's indeed scary, but I saw no way out, but I will do the followings: 1. remove my rarely used facebook account. 2. remove twitter account. 3. remove gmail, use outlook email instead, probably host my own email. 4.
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by ausjke 9y ago
not really impressed, quite far behind from geany and vscode, vim is handy enough too, so what's the selling point that I have missed?
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by ausjke 9y ago
just fixed the Makefile and created a pull-request, it should build both epub and pdf as long as you have pandoc installed. The pdf file is 18 pages in total, so it is a very short one, or am I missing something?

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