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by chrisjc 5y ago
waiting for a response about how you can then also transcode the video into ascii by piping in an extra command :)
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Thanks for taking the time to explain. I guess I was pretty ignorant in thinking that a plugin basically has all access to the dev-env it's written in. I hadn't really heard of WASI, let alone understand it, but it totally makes s
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by chrisjc 5y ago
No, I got that. I understand how the host is protected, but didn't understand how everything inside the "VM" was protected... @galgalesh answers that above.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Apologies for lack of my lack of knowledge in this area, but... Why don't plugins "need to be as trusted"? Obviously bad-actor plugins would be less effective and capable of inflicting any sort of attack on your development O
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Like I said, I don't know if it was a Motorola thing and Samsung is different. Seems like that is the case since Samsung is considered the high-end option for android.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Regarding the reduction in lines of SQL. Doesn't this imply a tradeoff with where compute is utilized? By reducing SQL, wouldn't you be "pushing up" the compute from the database to the JVM while also increasing the amou
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Yup, log injection is something that I've been hearing a lot about recently, but I really only thought about it being able to affect systems that consume the logs. This approach is pretty ingenious.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
This is where I struggle to agree. Cheaper how? The way that I look at it is that the iphone is cheaper bc it's going to last 3-4x longer than the android phone. (3-4x less ewaste) Moreover, when it comes eventually replacing the iphon
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I don't think anyone is expecting google to patch every phone on the planet (assuming you mean every android device ever released). But they should be able to patch every phone of theirs including every old pixel and nexus. And if they
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by chrisjc 5y ago
The Nexus 5 was probably the best (in an exciting, non-practical way) phone I ever owned. However, I found myself in a similar situation as yourself with my Nexus 6P. Newlywed on a beautiful island all by ourselves ready to record some memo
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I'm constantly shocked at how myopic and self-centered people are when responding to comments like this. There are other ways that this virus impacts us all beyond just transmission. It's not all about you and your "plan&quot
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Not discount your assertion, but wasn't the $20K cost of the hammer due to the material it was made from? Something about having to work in a spark free environment?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Interesting, wasn't that one of the objectives of the F-35? Penetrate (or come close enough) enemy airspace, then orchestrate a squadron of smaller, simpler unmanned aircraft and weapons that are sent in through other means with no par
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Ok, makes sense now. Thanks for taking the time to explain.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Intriguing, but I think I lost you a little in the details and really dying to understand your perspective. 1) creating an immutable DAG that processes chunks of immutable data, 2) persisting each chunk (being loose with terms he
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Wow, fascinating video.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Your data ends up "locked" (as you mentioned, expensive to migrate/replicate) on the cloud platform that your Snowflake instances are running on; AWS, Google or Azure. I'd say it's in ALL of the cloud providers&#x27
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I'm beginning to think that we should extend Godwin's Law to include Elon. Just about every online conversation nowadays eventually deteriorates into a discussion about how terrible Elon is. Btw, I'm exaggerating, but still.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Yup, makes sense. I thought there might be some kind of specific tax loophole or trick to moving the money out of the ESPP. I'm finding more and more of these tricks as time goes on, such as post-tax traditional 401k mega-backdoor Roth
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Curious why you sell right away? No faith in your company or is there another reason I'm missing?
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I had never heard of Data Fabric before. Now that I have, I'm not sure they can exist without each other. In fact I would imagine that the metadata accumulated by through the data fabric would/could end up driving the data mesh im
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> but a time window of 6am-9am. So if they're going to use the time, it'd better be in the morning while we're sleeping in absolutely genius!
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> of course they still use names, address, credit card info, etc I haven't used this service, only heard about it. It might cover your missing piece for credit card info. https://privacy.com/ Of course, privacy.com
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by chrisjc 5y ago
What does this mean? > but are more generalist tools than the BigQuery, DataFlow and BigTable application Doesn't AWS provide similar tools? BigQuery == Redshift DataFlow == Kinesis (Analytics/Flink/EMR-Spark&#x2
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by chrisjc 5y ago
As mentioned, walk and chew gum... But I also think that moving a lot of harmful activities into space would be an all-around benefit. For example, I think space mining will help reduce the need to mine a lot of resources on earth. Potentia
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by chrisjc 5y ago
I think the statement is to be interpreted different ways. It's not just the data itself that can be sold to external parties as a revenue source, but also the value that can be derived from the data and used both internally and extern
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by chrisjc 5y ago
Perhaps they can bring the hostages aboard.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
The bastards have also been devaluing my debt.
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Configuration probably dictates origin.
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by chrisjc 5y ago
> This is all going to have to be re-invented if you try and replace the DAG front end and just use spark's execution back end. Again, I don't know enough about Hamilton, but I don't think it's a matter of replacing a

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