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by chisleu 9y ago
Vagrant boxes are great for fast/simple VM needs. Docker is probably better for larger and longer term use. Either is pretty damn good for development machines, with Vagrant being slightly easier to hack on.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Right, except he was also a trained offensive security engineer and wrote code still used extensively in the NSA/CIA operations. (EpicShelter) He wasn't just a sharepoint admin.
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by chisleu 9y ago
It changes that "he was a sharepoint admin". He was a lot more. He wrote the backup software that was used to distribute drone video/data feeds around the globe. He was a trained offensive security engineer. He wasn't ju
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by chisleu 9y ago
They bought one of the best hardware makers with one of the worst software platforms. I hope to all that is holy that they replaced the software entirely. What a nightmare those classes were...
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by chisleu 9y ago
He was a coder and a lot of other things too.
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by chisleu 9y ago
I worked on a data science team at IBM in the Watson division and most of the people in my group in America were Indian or Pakistani.
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by chisleu 9y ago
> ... I hope that we can pilfer it. Steal and steal alike? No thanks. > I don't know how they'd get the price and quality without benefiting from industrial espionage. They engineer their internal economy to keep cheap labor
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by chisleu 9y ago
That certainly could have been better worded, but in context we aren't talking about photographers with nice cameras like were certainly used to take those pictures. We are talking about spy cameras or cellphones generally used in a su
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by chisleu 9y ago
Same here. In this case, the misapplication of "sexual violence" is even more shocking. The idea that taking a picture of a girl on the beach is in the same realm of offense as sexual assault is asinine. The same misapplication of
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by chisleu 9y ago
I should note that it isn't usually a close up. It's often just pictures of unsuspecting individuals (almost always female.) The "problem" is that some pervs like to use these types of non-nude images as visual stimuli f
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by chisleu 9y ago
Are creepshots news? These threads on 4chan have been going on for as long as this oldf*g can remember. Are we really willing to allow this to be considered "sexual cyber violence"? Taking a photograph of someone in public is a le
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by chisleu 9y ago
Yup. I like MariaDB for the syntax and it's very simple to make it more sane. Of course, not ignoring warnings is SOP with mysql.
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by chisleu 9y ago
I went from SS to angular to react to Vue in successive projects. Vue was by far the cleanest. It really showed maturity that react won't have until a rewrite.
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by chisleu 9y ago
NSA -> Microsoft is a revolving door of employment. EDIT: Apple, Google, etc as well.
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by chisleu 9y ago
You can say it all you want. There isn't any evidence presented that any committee member (Rod Vagg?) is violating any code of conduct. He merely tweeted a well defined argument for inclusiveness for neurologically atypical people. It
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by chisleu 9y ago
By a "known MRA" which apparently completely invalidates all the arguments and turns it into "hot garbage" and will keep someone who doesn't contribute to Node.JS currently from contributing in the future because &q
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by chisleu 9y ago
There won't be any attacking of members because there won't be any members. There also won't be any contribution, because these people aren't technical. They want to put "community over tech" in a technical pro
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by chisleu 9y ago
He tweeted this: http://quillette.com/2017/07/18/neurodiversity-case-free-spe... He also retweeting someone saying they would poop on laptop if the Code of Conduct was removed. This was used as an argument th
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by chisleu 9y ago
Absolutely. The twitter links that were removed were entirely unoffensive. There was a link to this argument for inclusion of neuro-atypical people. http://quillette.com/2017/07/18/neurodiversity-case-free-spe
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by chisleu 9y ago
Most importantly to me, it was written directly as a response to a request for comments on the subject. People made it out to be a rant someone just threw out there, but it wasn't. It was also published a month before, and internal pol
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by chisleu 9y ago
Looking at the stock price, people seemed to know 5 days ago.
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by chisleu 9y ago
I'm late but have something to add. Until last week I was on a 6 month contract as a senior DevOps engineer for IBM/Watson. I was responsible for one of the huge real-time data ingestion pipelines that Watson receives. I left to w
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by chisleu 9y ago
Oh, I agree.
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by chisleu 9y ago
This is an ICO that is apparently to fund the creation of the platform itself.
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by chisleu 10y ago
Also https://github.com/jinzhu/gorm and https://goa.design/
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by chisleu 10y ago
When your structs can have functions on them that modify the original struct's data, the line between object and "really really object like struct" is very thin. I appreciate this guy's work, but DSLs make more sense to
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by chisleu 10y ago
No. This was last outage. I believe that was around September 2015.
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by chisleu 10y ago
Queue processing. I am a big fan of Celery. I love lambda, and if I had a budget and a contract, I'm sure Amazon would have solved the issue. However, I think it was merely an underlying problem. I believe Lambda uses Dynamodb streams
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by chisleu 10y ago
When US east was freaking out last year, we found Lambda was unreliable. For days ahead of the outages, Lambda would take many hours to respond to S3 events. When the events eventually came in and fired an event, the logs reflected the time
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by chisleu 10y ago
I also didn't say I don't care. I just said that I was with her up until she decided to include Trayvon in the discussion. That alone DOES make me question if she is only telling part of the story.

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