bluecmd

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by bluecmd 10y ago
You make a good point, but I don't see it as black and white. > 4) Are you absolutely positive that your app is worthless without a DB/redis/backend-baz, and every endpoint is broken? Yes, if that's the case you shoul
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Honestly, this is why working for someone like Google is so great. All the smart people you can learn from.
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Why no key rotation? I'd be very careful with something that doesn't rotate keys.
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Are you sure the login flow used the official flow API and not collected the login credentials themselves to "helpfully" register the user? I haven't used to app so I have no idea, just a thought.
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by bluecmd 10y ago
I don't get where you got the notion that you need to understand the failure model to rely on it. It's certainly good to, and it will prevent over provisioning, but a lot of storage solutions today are so complex that understandin
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Like any paper, this too has a summary: 6. Concluding Remarks This paper presents an extensive characterization of SSD failures using field data.We first show that SSD failure rates in the field can be very different from what vendors speci
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by bluecmd 10y ago
No, but I trust my OS distribution. I don't trust random third-party developer. I wouldn't add their APT repository willy nilly either.
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by bluecmd 10y ago
I didn't even have to go to IRC and ask you guys about this, now that's service! ;-). Exciting!
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by bluecmd 10y ago
A lot of the technology we have on earth wouldn't work in space due to radiation flipping bits
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by bluecmd 10y ago
I agree with that, but how does this apply to a javascript framework? You have no control over network latency or device CPU load.
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Thanks!
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Sorry, but coming from an embedded world the use of Real-time here seems borderline offensive to me. Anyone care to explain what it means in this context? From the dawn of computer science it has been about strict time guarantees - and I hi
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by bluecmd 10y ago
My thoughts exactly
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by bluecmd 10y ago
> Python sucks and is useless. Most things that were written in python are now written with Go. This is simply not true in any way.
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by bluecmd 10y ago
Shouldn't matter. You should be capable of picking up new languages. You do the interviews in whatever language you prefer.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
The word exists in Swedish exactly like that and also is a very common word. Means "person number" or "person ID" basically.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Really cool! I would like to play with this, but not specially BGP. Is there a toolkit or code that I could use to get the PACKET_IN/PACKET_OUT <-> TAP behaviour?
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Obligatory country smug. We have had this in Sweden for at least 5 years, possibly a decade.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
There are. USB, SATA, SCSI and such share a lot of code between the drivers - but drivers are huge.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Well, 2 of the authors are from Google itself, so it's not fair to say it's 100% DeepMind as well.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
So, with No SSH - how do you debug that one-off problem that is only on machine abc12? I'm not talking about mutating, I'm talking about attaching gdb to the process while it's handling requests. I'm talking about collec
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Is this really how it works? I guess you have to go to court to find out, but I always thought of it this way: If I have the same policy (support for 1 year) and I change the contract - the change will only take actual effect after 1 year.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
> As a publicly traded company, it optimizes for GOOG. False. The voting stock are not traded, so the founders still have irrevocable rights to do whatever they please.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Or Google for that matter. DiRT.
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by bluecmd 11y ago
That's... no small release. If it indeed has everything they claim that's extraordinary. What's the catch? Why haven't they made more noise about this?
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Spam is also a problem. How do you do spam detection if you cannot read the message?
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Or fat initrds
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by bluecmd 11y ago
Why not use shared_ptr in this case? Why enforce single ownership?
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by bluecmd 11y ago
I never seen any sources that the "increased speed" in our time perception is really due to "a year being a larger fraction of ones life" for example. Yet this site states it as if it's a proven fact. I'd love
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by bluecmd 11y ago
You.. don't track connections? Because why would you?

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