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by ch33zer 7y ago
How come it seems like every time I hear Alsup's name in the news it's because he's telling a major corporation to stop being an asshole. It's refreshing to hear from a judge.
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by ch33zer 7y ago
Quantum Computing for the Very Curious: https://quantum.country/qcvc Wonderful into to the topic and easy to understand. It's my first foray into the field so I really appreciate the Author's writing style.
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by ch33zer 7y ago
Every day. My team owns a 10+ year old system. None of the original authors are around any more. We're doing a massive migration of the system (several of them actually) and being able to go back and understand why the code was written
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by ch33zer 7y ago
A few insecure choices here: * fail2ban installed but no mention of actually setting up the rules. Additionally out of the box fail2ban won't work with docker containers * Wide open ports. Only open what you need * In the DNS script yo
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by ch33zer 7y ago
I just got a settlement check in Lovelace v Global Payments Inc ( http://lovelacesettlement.com/ ). The grand total? 20 cents. Read the FAQ, it's fascinating: $540,000 total from the company -$135,000 lawyers fees -$2,50
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by ch33zer 7y ago
How do they handle security fixes in old releases? If releasing a security patch requires backporting it to 5 different active releases then I'm unconvinced that this is a useful strategy.
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by ch33zer 7y ago
I don't think I've ever cared about something so little.
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by ch33zer 7y ago
I feel like, where feasible, scientists should adopt Kubernetes or something so that the software they use is repeatable.
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by ch33zer 7y ago
Make sure you read the actual report before commenting. The article is misrepresenting the recommendations: https://www.ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/... . Also, kudos to the airline industry
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by ch33zer 7y ago
I think the author could have drawn more attention to how reading has changed recently, outside of just ebooks. Blogs, word processors, and articles are also massively changing how we consume information. Certainly still an interesting arti
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Discord's Light Theme, Redeemed(blog.discordapp.com)
1 points by ch33zer 7y ago|0 comments
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by ch33zer 7y ago
I 100% agree with this article, but I suspect it will not be well received here. HN is so focused on innovation at all costs that anything that goes against that will be rejected. I think that one of the issues with doing as the author sugg
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by ch33zer 8y ago
I don't understand the desire to store timestamp information into a UUID. Why not just add an extra timestamp field to your data? That seems like such a simpler solution then embedding it into your UUID. I would go further and argue th
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by ch33zer 8y ago
Excellent article. It's so easy to think "same inputs = same outputs" but that's such a simplification. There's so much more in between!
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by ch33zer 10y ago
NN was never codified but it has always been the agreed upon practice. Except for a few exceptional breaches (like the netflix/comcast deal https://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/24/business/media/comc
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by ch33zer 14y ago
I don't want to read a financial blog if the majority of their content just comes from a google search anyways. I hate when news sites just quote verbatim from a source (or worse, another article) with no extra analysis or anything thrown i
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by ch33zer 14y ago
Yes, because what is an android user gonna do without Apple's Maps?
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Debugging(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by ch33zer 14y ago|0 comments
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by ch33zer 14y ago
Does anyone else love reading these, even though they are mostly way over your head? There is something about kernel release notes that makes them fascinating...
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SmangIt Share everything(smangit.meteor.com)
3 points by ch33zer 14y ago|0 comments