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cphoover
9y ago
well you were warned of the idiocy...
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cphoover
9y ago
something something... attempting persistence in a cluster of ephemeral hosts. something something...
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cphoover
9y ago
Haven't read the article... but my response to you is that not every "contractual" agreement is voluntary. Think people working minimum wage jobs to feed their children, or children working in sweatshops in asia. I get what y
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cphoover
9y ago
super fast load times.
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cphoover
9y ago
"which was actually funny to watch one of our engineers try to unlearn table --denormalization-- normalization*" Going from sql to nosql would be denormalizing data not normalizing it so, the engineer would be unlearning table nor
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cphoover
9y ago
Only works on CentOS 6. Also not a vulnerability but a payload. Interesting tool tho.
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cphoover
9y ago
TDD failed? What no it didn't? When was the last time you depended on the use of an untested library for a major project?
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cphoover
9y ago
Do you guys do rent to buy? Can I just keep something If I like it enough?
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cphoover
9y ago
where is the website?
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cphoover
9y ago
Couldn't agree more. Obnoxious biased introduction: "The web is the greatest application delivery platform on Earth, and frankly it’s a stain on our profession that you need to know five different programming languages and three d
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cphoover
9y ago
Awesome!
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cphoover
9y ago
I feel vindicated. All my hipster friends cook with this crap... My main issue is it makes everything taste like coconut.
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cphoover
9y ago
bingo... Implementation will be key. But I also agree in believing that this will be their strategy.
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cphoover
9y ago
I think this might signal the walk in walk out payment paradigm of Amazon Go going national. If we could say goodbye to lines, I am all for it.
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cphoover
9y ago
Just not enough money...
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cphoover
9y ago
+1 for this. It would be cool to be able to save the queries and get them from an API request to feed into some other BI tool... it would almost act as a saved rdbms "views"
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cphoover
9y ago
because it can sometimes needlessly add a layer of redirection? also there is an issue of trust... If we can't trust an isp who says we can trust a vpn?
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cphoover
9y ago
huge gains bro! and nice app bro!
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cphoover
9y ago
"Deterministic builds by default are such an obvious (in retrospect) core requirement." I agree... I like the theoretical concept that our dependencies, could be automatically managed/upgraded behind the scenes via a declarat
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cphoover
9y ago
that's probably why they are shutting down? Bad marketing?
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cphoover
9y ago
Should have hired you...
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cphoover
9y ago
People here are really missing the point... This isn't another ipad it's a different way of interacting. It's not just video message either, it's a new human interface for interacting with software. You can communicate
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cphoover
9y ago
Get the presentation out of my semantic HTML. That's why we have a separate presentation layer defined in CSS!!!
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cphoover
10y ago
I would love something like seymour for JS development. Being able to see the complexity of execution as you type would be invaluable.
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cphoover
10y ago
If you care to you can easily view the contents before executing them. `curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net` It's only 1400 lines of code. At least it has TLS to prevent a MITM
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cphoover
10y ago
One of the main points of css optimization is not transfer size, but the time it takes the css engine to parse through a css file, and figure out where to apply those changes to the DOM. I think that while the described "reminification
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cphoover
10y ago
> 1) Leaking controversial conversations, whistleblowing, or simply sharing interesting emails. Hmmm if this is a goal you should support encryption. Perhaps provide a public key and have an auto decryption mechanism with your private k
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cphoover
10y ago
So... you are saying I couldn't do this on my Macbook's Core i7?
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cphoover
10y ago
Great question... Can anyone answer this? Seems ripe for exploitation.
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cphoover
10y ago
No I think he means... Articles that are not sourced (citations, reports, interviews, journals).... etc have a higher likelihood of being false, than those that do. Mainstream news orgs tend to be better about including citations, and sourc
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