ckocagil

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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   I don't understand all the hatred towards containers. It's simply an OS abstraction to facilitate isolation. What's wrong with that? In fact I'd love to see more containers, especially on the Linux desktop: for example a
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   I'll tell you what will happen: an anti-trust case of massive proportions.
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   What alternatives are there on iOS?
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   So basically you need SSO with an identity provider that supports key-only logins. Perhaps SimpleSamlPHP with privacyIdea would fit the bill.
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   Then it's too bad that this bizarre record error can be seen by taking a plane to Oslo.
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   Sure, those help, but there is a lot more to the idea. Most prisons are places where the word "criminal" is imprinted on your soul. You live as a criminal and learn from criminals. Or you're isolated which damages your mental
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   I'll leave a video that might change the way you think about the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxdgPnYyj64
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   Docker isn't a service. It's an easily replaceable software that is dominant due to the network effect. All the hard work was done by the Linux kernel before Docker existed.
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   by ckocagil 8y ago

   No, you're free to do your own OC. But how much OC your chip will be able to handle is unknown. It's called silicon lottery.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    That might not be a winning strategy if you have real competition though.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    You're way, way overestimating the cost-per-item for everything mentioned there.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Jimmy Carr too.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    The US and EU have (relatively) free markets where Chinese companies can compete. But not the other way. They can simply stop trading with China unless China opens their market as well.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    There's also Tidal: https://tidalcycles.org/ Here's a live coding video from its front page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLybSFICi4UliK17U6rxPneXA...
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    My understanding is that it's a FIDO U2F key, like the ones from Yubico.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    There are really robust ways of stopping American countries from selling to EU citizens. Financial transactions are easily tracked and blocked. So are websites. If nothing works, then the EU can stop trading and kick American payment compan
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Drivers themselves are pretty cheap and crossover designs are well understood. I wonder why we're not seeing small companies pumping out hifi speakers at reasonable prices. Maybe it has to do with cabinet production at low volume.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    That one is IMO different. Manufacturers are running out of things to improve so they're adding premium gimmicks to their phones. If you're looking for a flagship level phone without useless features, you should consider the likes
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    They not only pay you scraps, but keep you hostage by employing blacklists shared by multiple companies (so that if you leave, you don't get another job at a high level company) and conspire with other companies to keep your wages low.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    This reminds me of a Wendover video I've seen. The author discovers that airplanes used to fly much faster in the 1960s than they do today. So our flight times have actually gone up! He then explains the reasons behind it. https:&#x2F
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    It definitely is. I had tons of fun cheating on RuneScape. There were (and maybe still are) more than 3 botting platforms with friendly APIs for writing scripts. Being a computer savvy kid I wrote my own scripts, tested them, ran them overn
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    It even claims it's the fastest time series db. Is it faster than kdb+? I'm skeptical.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Decentralize for privacy and anti-censorship, centralize for convenience (collaboration, sharing, zero management, continue working where you left off on another device, ...)
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Yes. And yes.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Since you don't agree with the ethical side, think about it this way: if you're not known in the industry for paying bonuses for successful projects and inventions, why should any brilliant engineer look forward to work for you? N
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Elm, ReasonML
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    There have been many people extradited to the US for infringing US copyright laws.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    Yes, it has the potential to break the MAD equilibrium. It's very ironic to me that offensive technologies do not threaten world peace as much as defensive technologies.
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    I believe that creating new subdermal/wearable sensors, collecting their data to a center, and analyzing the data of the entire population will potentially uncover medical conditions long before they manifest themselves. The incentive
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    by ckocagil 8y ago

    There shouldn't be any overhead to long polling in comparison to websockets.