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by clhodapp 7y ago
Constraints on the user free the platform. Freedoms for the user constrain the platform. If you are interested in someone pontificating about this at length, see https://youtu.be/GqmsQeSzMdw
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by clhodapp 7y ago
It would be the shareholders that would have grounds for a suit rather than the company itself, I would think.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
A serious problem with the "let the people live in their own worlds" attitude is that many communities do not stay in their realms. You allude to this a little but, in my opinion, it's not a minor problem to be glossed over,
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by clhodapp 7y ago
It looks like the framework user or the servlet engine provides the main method.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
That's really interesting, given that GIMP was originally the "G" in GTK. I would have naively expected GIMP to be a GTK 3 early adopter.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
Your first example is an infix operator, not a postfix operator. Further, postfix operators are not actually being removed (yet: this could change), they are just being put behind an explicit opt-in.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
Definitely! That is how you are supposed to do it! That is a private CA, not self-signed certs, though.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
Unfortunately, Kubernetes does not support that mode of operation.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
As a technology, properly-implemented self-signed certs are totally fine. The problem is that k8s does not have the features necessary to use self-signed certs securely. Instead, it expects you to create your own CA (or CAs: you can use sep
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by clhodapp 7y ago
If anything, this enhances your actual point but... if you are using self-signed certs with Kubernetes, then your cluster isn't secure.... so you shouldn't do that.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
1) Apple definitely should get on those Nvidia drivers. Nvidia hardware has a lot to offer and is very ahead in a lot of areas. Also, sooner or later supplier-constraining themselves is going to hurt Apple and their users. 2) Obviously th
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by clhodapp 7y ago
They are willing to serve as your CDN if you don't make them front too much image or audio traffic and you don't make them front any video. Their free tier is for non-media-focused sites only.
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by clhodapp 7y ago
I want to make what I hope is not an offensive inquiry. As a native (American) English speaker, both of your uses of the word "since" look wrong to me. In my reading, the first one should be "for" and the second should b
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by clhodapp 7y ago
Devil's advocate: Isn't this kind of behavior how we ended up with what became the POSIX command-line utilities? A bunch of people re-implementing and extending each other's stuff without changing the name? I know that the wo
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by clhodapp 7y ago
Hrm... Totally anecdotal but I see it used that way just frequently enough that I'm familiar with the more-general usage but not nearly frequently enough for it to feel "right".
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by clhodapp 7y ago
I'm with you right until the line break. The thing is: even for the quality-declined cars, we are not paying enough to cover the costs. Those are simply the economics of using a phone app to hire a person to come and pick you up in the
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by clhodapp 8y ago
It seems like the problem here is that these companies are voluntarily put out their code under terms that gives rise to use by competitors in a space they they want to be the sole vendors in. If they want people to be able to self-host the
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by clhodapp 8y ago
Sure! But that is trading off user experience for technical simplicity (which you do often have to do at some point). However: the argument was that this system was better for user experience than a design that could accept requests in para
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by clhodapp 8y ago
I feel like the description we should be using for that class of machine is "former mainframe". (I'm sort of joking) In seriousness, though, I'm both curious and a little bit skeptical of what user experience benefit t
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Metals v0.5.0 (Scala language server)(scalameta.org)
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by clhodapp 8y ago
I can't speak for others but I totally don't mind auto play video on Netflix, I mind the auto play sound that comes with it. I don't want to listen to the audio for something I haven't selected in the first place but t
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by clhodapp 8y ago
Cloud Run is in beta, so technically it could be decided not to bring it to GA. This is why some conservative orgs tend to wait for products to be GA before releasing them. Ah that's one reason not to use GCP betas. Another big one
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by clhodapp 8y ago
Right, but at that point, you almost might as well move up to "full" Kubernetes if you know it. I'm not saying that there's no use case for App Engine flex, just that it is kind an uncomfortable middle-ground between s
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by clhodapp 8y ago
The AppEngine Standard Java 8 API is severely limited because it is coupled to the Servlet API, which severely screwed up on the design of its async API. As a Scala developer, this limitation pretty much sinks the platform for me, since the
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by clhodapp 8y ago
Your concern isn't completely unwarranted but in practice things generally turn out fine. Each time you hit a >>=, you are conceptually yielding control to the monadic datatype. You pass it a function, which captures some closure
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by clhodapp 8y ago
I don't understand the described result for Option 1 or how having stored in UTC creates a problem there. It would seem to me like when the government changes the rules for local time, they are effectively moving the (real, not clock)
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by clhodapp 8y ago
I think adictator's first point has merit, especially because it is couched as something that is arguably true. The problem is the generalization-stated-as-fact that the second point tries to make: there are all kinds of things (e.g. b
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by clhodapp 8y ago
The second claim seems dubious. China has about the same number of people as India and about twice the land area. The US has about the same area as China. Russia has twice that land area.
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by clhodapp 8y ago
If you already know how the declarative management system works (and if there are other people out in the world that also know it, as is the case for Kubernetes), it seems like that is just creating yourself a less-reliable tarpit for no re
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by clhodapp 8y ago
That will get you much closer but it does ignore the ability to apply creativity to definitions to further reduce them. In the end, a machine-driven technique can give an approximate answer to this problem but it will never be the "per

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