dogecoinbase

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by dogecoinbase 4y ago
I genuinely hope you can appreciate how funny this exchange was, in which you asserted there were no problems, someone pointed out a bunch of specific problems, and then you said "sure, I knew about all those problems".
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
> Removing a logo from my life is one small reprieve from the dystopia. And a great way to advertise to your peer group that you're comfortable and wealthy enough to be able to choose to disengage from the capitalist rat race!
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
You're not wrong, and I think the right way to think about it is in the context of a company that wants to go "multicloud" -- suddenly they need to abstract a suite of infra-as-code configuration components up out the individ
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
More than a little concerning that they apparently investigated this in January, and while there's a lot of talk about what could or could not have happened, they don't seem to know what actually happened, and no customers were no
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Not great, but also a bit it-rather-involved-being-on-the-other-side-of-this-airtight-hatchway.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
The module is available on its own, and cheap enough that I picked one up to try in a different rPi compute module host board: https://www.clockworkpi.com/product-page/copy-of-clockworkpi... Hopefully it works!
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
We should take the man at his word: https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1241553311024603140 > I am materially wrong about the most consequential thing I've had to have a view on in 15 years. You should prob
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
I'm constantly thinking about this old HN comment, and how it applies not only to Agile but most of the modern JIT wisdom: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18448602 > You saved some sprints but invalidated the p
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
This doesn't sound like something a good engineer would do. I try to work with people competent enough not to walk in front of buses.
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Mozilla to pause crypto donations while they review climate impact(twitter.com)
13 points by dogecoinbase 5y ago|0 comments
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Truly, someone producing a proof and that proof being verified by others before acceptance is anthemic to the idea of cryptocurrency.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Saving some weight by leaving the airbag out of your car doesn't mean that it going faster is a good thing.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
> or some of the long term ethos of the crypto developer community. Do you mean "the code is the contract unless the contract would cause a substantial number of wealthy stakeholders to lose money, in which case the code is no longe
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Auth0 ran in six AZs in two regions[1] and went down today[2], because they picked the wrong two regions. How many regions and AZs should someone pay for before they get reliability? 1: https://auth0.com/blog/auth0-arc
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
No one has ever found or been shown one of the affected boards.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
It's fine to disagree with the linked argument, but you actually have to do so. This is them presupposing that "securing Slack for [their] customers" requires DNSSEC -- it's not engaging with the argument at all.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
In addition to the other note that DNSSEC is _not_ required for FedRAMP certification (it's even discouraged by cloud.gov! https://cloud.gov/docs/compliance/domain-standards/ ), this is some weirdly inte
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Given blockchain transaction fees, pretty much any way up to and including just buying flights, taking cash and bribing everyone along the way.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Play Devil's Advocate, and devils sometimes show up to be advocated for.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Right, but this redefines "developer" to "consumer of a cloud platform's services".
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Rich Salz to OpenSSL: Please change your mind(mta.openssl.org)
85 points by dogecoinbase 5y ago|23 comments
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Ah, this is super interesting. Many thanks for the detailed response!
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Google puts IPv6 adoption rates in Japan slightly behind the US: https://www.google.com/intl/ja/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-... And JPNIC recently discusses how v4 translation is still necessary: https:&#x2
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Yeesh, the ignorance of the folks in those threads. Painful. Anyways, if someone can't get to non-v6 resources, they have bigger problems than not being able to use DDG. There is a single class of operator for whom v6 deployment actu
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
As a few folks here have already pointed out, publicly available peering information does not tell the whole story. Read https://storage.googleapis.com/fiber/peering/GoogleFiberPeer... and understand what:
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HashiCorp runs low on staff, calls a halt to Terraform pull requests(theregister.com)
24 points by dogecoinbase 5y ago|4 comments
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
The actual RFC 82: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc82 "Not everybody is here, so lets talk until more people get here." A perfect encapsulation of Google's approach to standards, I suppose.
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
To paraphrase Kim Stanley Robinson: "That's libertarians for you — anarchists who call the police to get their bitcoins back."
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
This is exactly correct. Many people gave him various coins (typically in the hope that he would then promote them) -- he gave those away. I guess it worked, because you now have people saying "He's given away billions in Eth&qu
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by dogecoinbase 5y ago
Soundness in this sense (sigma_1 soundness) is defined by equivalency to the standard model (specifically, all sentences provable in the system must be provable in the standard model).

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