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by batoure 7y ago
This is a really neat product I will add the following. Years ago when I wrote algorithms to optimize inventory for consumer package goods companies I regularly heard a particular saying. “Getting I’m to Walmart is easy staying in at Walmar
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by batoure 7y ago
Besides the standard PiHole VPN so on I have several RPis I use. 1. I run Samba to manage access to provide AD to my home computers and manage the attachment of various network shares. 2. I have a RPi with an attached set of 12v switch con
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by batoure 7y ago
I think this is bad advice, yes there is a performance hit but chances are any eventual malware (which lets be honest if it doesn't already exist is being written as we speak) that exploits these vulns will in its execution probably im
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by batoure 7y ago
Agreed, I think the nuance here is that in compsci terms "speculative" tends to mean "ok, so I can prove that architecturally that this is 100% possible. I simply lack (either) the labor hours needed to write code (or) the ha
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by batoure 7y ago
This is why I use my big toe
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by batoure 8y ago
2005 - Hey guys I innovated and made a better business plan for potential investors it's called a pitch deck Us - cool 2019 - hey guys I innovated and made a a better pitch deck it's called "an investor memo" Us - wait i
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by batoure 8y ago
I don't know that open source software as whole is winning I think that license free open source libraries published through source management on the internet are winning. But I tend to think of "software" as being end to en
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by batoure 8y ago
I don't know if anyone has suggested this but low temps can cause condensation on the board if you live in a high humidity area. This could have the effect of shorting the board.
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by batoure 8y ago
Why is it that when I look at equations it’s all just nonsense but send me a gist example and all the sudden it’s the music of the universe.
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by batoure 8y ago
TL;DR consensus models are flawed in that an actor with enough computing power can manipulate the system. A blockchain of hashes is not in it self flawed, but it can be rewritten if someone overpowers the rest of the system. This has always
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by batoure 8y ago
I don't see any reason you can't do both of these things. A benefit to open sourcing the code might be that it gets feedback from a wider audience beyond peer review.
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by batoure 8y ago
So browsers have started to do a lot of rewrite on the periferal verbs. Grab XMLHttpRequest and start returning different content types in the header and body. Depending what browser you are in you will start to see things go inconsistently
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by batoure 8y ago
You can really implement anything under any verb... Given the flexibility of http as a standard. I have always hoped to some day stumble across some madlad who scales a large production system on the back of DELETE Although sadly browsers a
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by batoure 8y ago
I think this is a version of the right answer. I would love to see someone do a teardown of all of the Best in class REST interfaces. Because the reality is some of the systems that get pointed to as most robust and we'll designed gene
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by batoure 8y ago
Don’t count MapR down, their commitment to developing ports and tools for the ecosystem outside the jvm was very forward thinking. Their internal engineering talent either makes them a prime aquaition target for CDH in future or a fierce co
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by batoure 8y ago
Both companies make most of their money providing professional services. I was going to touch on EMR but I think the “small team” comment is a better differentiator. When you have a large cluster with a large volume of workloads distributed
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by batoure 8y ago
I work for neither company but know people at both and think that this is highly inaccurate. Though there will be operational redundancy both companies make most of their revenue from support contracts and professional services since they p
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by batoure 8y ago
I don't disagree with the OP here per say. However I do think OP made a mistake by using Hadoop as the example. Hadoop has much more in common with an OS at this point than a single application. The ability to download a single compone
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by batoure 8y ago
I think people constantly confuse arguments with fights. Arguments are good they involve an exchange of ideas from which both parties might potentially learn from. All of the best engineering teams I have been part of were built on the back
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by batoure 9y ago
Yeah this is the problem with crypto security people they are one dimensional. JWT has the benefit of allowing disconnected services to send each other information through the front end. Which minimizess the number of things you need to get
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by batoure 9y ago
>susceptible to implementation errors. So just like anything else you might want to implement if you do it wrong its insecure.
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by batoure 9y ago
There is nothing wrong with JWT, implementing them requires some thought so that you don't leak sensitive info as well as configuring your backend properly. Large swaths of the internet love to hate on JWT but its a major feature in oa
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by batoure 9y ago
So I think this is pretty misleading. I could see how mapping against IPFS could improve mapping because IPFS uses more advanced replication strategies than HDFS. But the reducing step would be really important to measure here and my guess
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by batoure 9y ago
my bad i just zero'ed in on the AI comment
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by batoure 9y ago
Iain M Banks "Culture" series seamlessly integrates sentient AI into his universe. 1987-2012
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by batoure 9y ago
This is not shocking many large companies I have worked with are the same way. This is one of the hidden dangers of many big data implementations I have seen. super secure with kerb enabled free for all with out.
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by batoure 9y ago
:)
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by batoure 9y ago
Time to start thinking about your job hunt as a search optimization problem. When I first got started in my career I created 10 email addresses and used them to make 10 accounts on Dice.com I made 10 very different versions of my resume and
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by batoure 9y ago
After I started writing my response I realized you might just be trolling but I thought people might think its interesting anyway. One of the reasons that facebook succeeded in the early days of social was because it was so stable and well
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by batoure 9y ago
The Press release implies that what they have done is use their newly acquired low frequency spectrum to create a carrier signal that only those boxes can pick up on then the boxes rebroadcast at frequencies existing smartphones can interac

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