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   by clebio 11y ago

   Well, I was more looking for an explanation of what "no shared CR3" means. What is CR3, how do I know to go to that option as a way to disable this exploit. And, coming from a Grub/ubuntu perspective, when you say "boot
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   by clebio 11y ago

   Could you provide some context for that? What does that flag do? How do you even set boot args for OSX? I have little context to OSX boot process, and would like to understand this better.
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   by clebio 11y ago

   I'm wary of naming the dependency, because it's a vendor's solution and I'm not trying to call them out, but it's their ecosystem of tools and it has to run as the host OS, not virtualized. But all your comments are
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   by clebio 11y ago

   I appreciate the detailed reply, and the others as well. To address your questions and some of the others: We can generally pin our entire fleet against whatever we want -- until we can't. One particular (very large, very important) de
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   by clebio 11y ago

   Excellent reply, sorry I'm so blind. But, maybe this is also just the same question of too much text -- tighten up the copy. At any rate, my apologies for missing it the first time through.
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   by clebio 11y ago

   Honest question, because I can't find it in the copy on the USDS page, but have seen comments here about this: Do you treat this as a job with a certain known tenure, or rather as a sabbatical? It seems like they want specific periods
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   by clebio 11y ago

   Well, one way to do it would be link to your open-sourced code on github (or wherever). Of course, that makes commercializing the product a bit tougher. One general approach is value-added or "freemium" services, though: the nice
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   by clebio 11y ago

   Given the other glowing comments, maybe this would be a place to ask: should I bother with Upstart, or Systemd? I see Shuttleworth announced the move to systemd, but it's not available on Ubuntu 14.04 servers right now. I'm writin
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   by clebio 11y ago

   So it's like an early-stage CAS written in Javascript? E.g. Sage math ( http://www.sagemath.org/ )
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Seems Hasicorp is maybe affected by this as well. $ vagrant up Bringing machine '...' up with 'virtualbox' provider... ==> ...: Box 'debian/jessie64' could not be found. ... ...: Downl
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Not sure really what you consider signal versus noise, as it depends a lot of what your interest or experience with a particular subject is. But at any rate: Naturalist, Edward O. Wilson
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    by clebio 11y ago

    I guess the nomenclature battle is lost. To me, a drone is a UAV, the key word being "autonomous". RC quadcopters and the like are "remotely operated". I suppose even the military's Predator is RO, though from a gre
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Thanks for this. That first 13 minutes is a really good thought process. I'm sharing with my team.
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    by clebio 11y ago

    And by "quagmire" I mean... > We know the entire exogenic carbon cycle ... underwent a −0.2 % to −0.3 % perturbation in δ13C ... [citation needed] much? And yet, wikipedia is not standardized nor enforced for such things. Sorry
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Gotta love a good "prominent negative excursion". Which is to say, gotta love unabashed scientific writing. "Neutral bouyancy" would be another good one. We need better basic science writing, even if it is on the quagmir
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    by clebio 11y ago

    That seems like a huge leap to a conclusion with the parent comment doesn't substantiate (without more information). Just sayin'
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Which itself is something of a broken process, but hey.
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Completely agree. Even if the only thing wrong is, they can't keep track of who they've already interviewed (so they don't call them again), that's pretty sad. You're freakin' Google, and you can keep your deci
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    Missouri could offer options to college algebra(kansascity.com)

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    by clebio 11y ago

    I've found the documentation (not the codebase itself) to be very hit-or-miss. Some components are very well documented, some not at all. Presumably due to maturity of different parts of the stack and the Boto library, but still frustr
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Welp, you saved me some work today! I was considering using the `ec2.py` script from Vagrant's dynamic inventory docs and then running SSH command execution over all our instances to upgrade the packages for both Ubuntu and AWS AMIs (y
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    by clebio 11y ago

    I am logged in to AWS console and don't find CodeCommit. Am I missing something?
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Would be mind-expanding if shell redirection could be used for that, e.g. > diff <(cat a.txt) <(cat b.txt)
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Specific to the Microsoft Office suite, or in general? I spent some time trying to automation Powerpoint and Excel creation via Python, which is based vaguely on the capability: http://clebio.github.io/pythonOfficePresentati
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    by clebio 11y ago

    I admit some degree of ignorance, but the Wikipedia page I linked to has a C# example very similar to Fowler's final C# code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluent_interface#C.23 Am I missing some subtle difference
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Citation?
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    by clebio 11y ago

    I really like your blog and have cloned some of the code in the past. Yet, I wonder why this article was posted now (it's from 2013, no?). HN is normally so adamant about recent content, but yeah, I love this article and several of the
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    by clebio 11y ago

    I recently went looking for a Python implementation of the Javascript convention of operator chaining. In that search, I found an SO answer saying that it's called [fluent interface]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F
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    by clebio 11y ago

    I disagree with your first paragraph, but plenty of others here are already responding to that 'trickle-down' sentiment. I also didn't read the article as being 'holier-than-thou' (in fact, entirely secular, but hey
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    by clebio 11y ago

    Not to derail your derailment any further, but hey. I live in Kansas City, and there's a fascinating startup here working on enabling farming with an open-data platform. They build hardware pucks to go on combine harvesters and stream