doomslice

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by doomslice 6y ago
> In 2021, yes, it is, or at least that's the set of norms we've created. To be more precise, it's bad for anyone to hit on anyone else unless one omnisciently knows the other party is interested in you and wants to be hit
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by doomslice 6y ago
Anyone can participate in consensus, but you do have to be trusted by someone else who already participates in the trusted consensus, so you're right that it's not completely decentralized (but is also not strictly centralized eit
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by doomslice 6y ago
Stellar ( https://stellar.org/ ) uses a novel Byzantine agreement protocol ( https://www.stellar.org/papers/stellar-consensus-protocol?lo... ) which practically eliminates it in comparison. It is also insa
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by doomslice 6y ago
Maybe things have changed since I applied - but I have not talked to a single sales person and only communicated via email with the google cloud for startups team. The process was so quick and painless that I at some point felt like I was b
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by doomslice 6y ago
Yes, exactly. The grants start out small (I think the first one was $3k) -- but then once you spend 75% of them you can apply for the next round, which for me they gave me $17k out of a possible $30k based on previous usage. After I spent a
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by doomslice 6y ago
I was able to get 130k free GCP credits (over 3 years) just by filling out the startup forms... as a complete nobody. You don't even need an affiliate to sponsor you.
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by doomslice 6y ago
Given that you're competing with Peloton (or at least in the same general market), how do you plan to respond to the rumored Peloton Rower? https://www.pelobuddy.com/peloton-rower It's going to be hard to position
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by doomslice 6y ago
Maybe this will change your mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=20m04s&v=cJOgGsC0G9U
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by doomslice 6y ago
https://www.thetradedesk.com/industry-initiatives/unified-id... https://www.verizonmedia.com/insights/overcoming-identity-he... And probably a dozen other ID solutions out there that require you t
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by doomslice 6y ago
DDMM is what we were supposed to guess somehow. Fine to have to guess that for a pen test or real security analysis, less fun for a game where you have no clue if you're really on the right track.
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by doomslice 6y ago
There's a hint in the desk drawer (you need to zoom in even further to see it) that is a reminder to change the passcode. Similar to a TODO comment... it just never got done.
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by doomslice 6y ago
There's also no timeframe for implementation, lacks specific implementation details, and the only teeth it seems to have is that these Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) may potentially be excluded from grants.
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by doomslice 6y ago
I'm not saying there weren't riots/rioters/looters. But you said that the media was misrepresenting cases of this as peaceful protests and I said I haven't seen anything like that. The links you posted are mostly th
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by doomslice 6y ago
> In America we are seeing rioters constantly classified by the media as protestors. Could you show me some instances of this? I've heard this repeated but I haven't actually seen it myself.
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by doomslice 6y ago
This doesn’t address much of your comment, but I work on systems with millions of req/s, but even with billions you can still sample to do logging and monitoring. But you’re right, we don’t care that every request works, just that 99.9
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by doomslice 6y ago
https://portswigger.net/web-security/cross-site-scripting/st... You protect against someone else abusing it on other users.
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by doomslice 6y ago
I don't have experience with AWS to compare, but I can say that my experience with Google Cloud support has been exceptional, and even for a P4 case I opened I got an initial response in 4 hours and a person who dedicated some time for
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by doomslice 6y ago
Bitcoin (and other proof of work coins) are not suitable for the job. But there are cryptocurrencies out there that are almost purpose-built for it! Stellar, on which https://satoshipay.io/ is built, is one of those.
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by doomslice 7y ago
For what it's worth, I can't even downvote :) I don't know the _eventual_ direction of Kubeflow/TFX -- but in our TFX pipelines you still get to choose where it runs. From the docs: > Apache Beam is an open source, un
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by doomslice 7y ago
That's just the SDK that they're saying is merging (with TFX being the one that "wins"). If you've used them you'll know they have huge overlap but TFX abstracts a ton of what it's actually doing.
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by doomslice 7y ago
This looks like it's basically just an installer for Kubeflow -- this is not "managed" at all. And where did you get that TFX has been replaced by this? You can run Kubeflow pipelines (including those created by TFX) on this.
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by doomslice 7y ago
Having been at 3 companies that did this, I can say with certainty that our caching proxies (artifactory in all of them) were much more likely to go down than the public repos were.
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by doomslice 7y ago
Promises still run on "the main thread" so a CPU intensive task in a promise is still going to block things. You could use a promise if you delegated your CPU task to another process or some C code that did actual threading. I bel
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by doomslice 7y ago
> As long as you are also doing backlog grooming and have items groomed beyond the current sprint commitments, you can take additional items opportunistically, if there is excess capacity after doing the committed items properly. The pow
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by doomslice 8y ago
I have the card and did the repair. I took it to the Apple store, got a repair quote, and then uploaded it to the benefits website. They sent me a check without me even repairing it yet.
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by doomslice 8y ago
Founder of StellarGuard here, so sort of in the same realm. Just wondering what additional features you'd want out of such a hardware token. Would it need to do the actual signing of transactions on the device for you to feel secure wi
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by doomslice 8y ago
Having just inherited a legacy python project where I couldn't use a library due to conflicting dependencies on ancient, incompatible versions of a dependency's dependencies... I'd kill for the npm way of dealing with it. To
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by doomslice 8y ago
Probably means they put drywall mud on top of the moldy drywall.
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by doomslice 8y ago
They're called tagged templates: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... Apart from the other examples, I've also seen them be used for internationalization. http:&#x2F
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by doomslice 8y ago
Also remember that the maximum speedup your program can get from a particular optimization is related to the total time your program spends executing that part. You can speed up an algorithm 1000 fold but if it only accounts for 1% of your

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