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by caiobegotti 6y ago
That looks very interesting! About managing YAMLs like we'd do with kubectl as explained in the article, how does topicctl differ both in concept and operation from Strimzi's Kafka Operator for Kubernetes? I know, they are a diffe
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
I believe the lead here is this part (and goes on): "However, the real issue here is not just the bug itself and how easy or complex it is to exploit it, but how Apple handled the bug report."
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Security researcher discloses Safari bug after Apple delays patch(zdnet.com)
34 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|11 comments
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What happens when you load a URL? (2015)(danluu.com)
170 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|72 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
You downvoted me with such condescending tone that borders an ad hominem because you did read too much on what I said and left zero space for debate. You must be proud.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Now I totally understand why Apple have piled up a huge mountain of cash and never spent a dime. They are going to accept anyone's challenge to court if necessary and use their 200M USD financial power to do whatever they can to keep t
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Tell Me I'm Working on Pretty Things(productionwithscissors.run)
3 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|1 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
These days the language of science in popular media always remind me of Carl Sagan's The Demon-Haunted World with science as a candle in the dark and while corpora analysis is cool to create a bunch of word stats I believe modern scien
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
I have never heard about Big Bounce before, honestly, but the illustration at the top of the article basically made sense in a heart beat and I'm impressed how simple yet how much of the idea it conveys, apparently, correctly. Kudos to
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
You're right, but the article suggests otherwise. Their deadline to put half of the satellites in orbit is 2026 so it's plenty of time for BO to have launch capability but until they put ONE object in orbit it's all vaporware
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
"If Kuiper succeeds [...]" That's the biggest if clause you will ever see about this because in order for it to succeed at all BO needs to actually launch something to orbit at least once before we talk about success of a com
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
How does it compare in aftertaste and smell to Erythritol and Sucralose? What is the GI value of this? What are the temperature limits for consumption without messing up with flavors and your health? I've been using Sucralose for years
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Unfortunately the App Store 30% cut is Apple's revenue cocaine and it will be really hard for the rest of us to stop such addiction without multi-national governments help.
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A teacher made a Google spreadsheet tracking Covid-19 cases at schools in US(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
As a game company I would expect Epic to have a massive strategy already laid out just waiting to unfold and win this one otherwise it will all feel very ironic.
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Animating Anisotropic Damage Mechanics [Siggraph 2020](joshuahwolper.com)
1 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
The collision shape editor seems quite nice and beginner-friendly indeed, I remember a game developer friend of mine in the old days telling me how many nights he wasted fixing collision boxes. I am humbled by how little of game development
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Kind of tangential because it also involves the MIT and lots of crazy funny sentimental stories like this one about working and studying there: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightwork:_A_History_of_Hacks_...
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Given the current Cold War state of the Browser Wars I very much support any attempt to come up with something new that focus on speed and privacy, lots of good luck! EDIT: I know this may be too premature to ask but does it make sense to c
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Is the Metric System Better? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|1 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
I have no experience in this field at all and they note on the video that the sequence shown was not realtime but I wonder how far we're from having something like this running in realtime or how "realtime" it could be given
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Attack of the week: voice calls in LTE(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
5 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
For reference, here's a short amusing thread about the original Tesla IPO (even replied by Musk himself): https://twitter.com/Mark_Goldberg_/status/129281818458888601...
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
It seems to be a common sentiment but the general business people can't completely back it with macro data so everyone just brace for impact... I assume these folks have actual intel to take this big decision.
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
It actually sounds useful, to the point I wouldn't be surprised if in the near future cloud providers bundled up some chaos monkey stack and offered that with a neat price within their realms (dunno, maybe per VPC or project).
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SpaceX and NASA overcame a bitter culture clash(edition.cnn.com)
1 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
Oh no, tie-dye has been having a 235% increase in searches.
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I want to have an AWS region where everything breaks with high frequency(twitter.com)
792 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|185 comments
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by caiobegotti 6y ago
A drop in the ocean.
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Microsoft joins App Store backlash after xCloud game streaming blocked(developer-tech.com)
3 points by caiobegotti 6y ago|0 comments

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