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by eb0la 7y ago
Not to mention it also reduces attack surface ;-) I feel that will lower cost to manage the service; but I have no data to sustain the hypothesys.
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by eb0la 7y ago
Electric is simpler and less risky. For automakers, the worst problem of electric vehicles is that maintainance/service is easy and they make more money servicing vehicles that from selling... but it can be fixed: 1- renting batter
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by eb0la 7y ago
I guess the 8000 likes in one hour is a _global_ threshold. For spanish / german / italian content I guess it should be lower (and with much less impact).
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by eb0la 7y ago
I find this fascinating because in Spain we are in a quick restrict-access-to-cash spiral with banks shouting down offices every.month and getting an ATM nearby is increasingly hard unless you live or work in the center of a big city. If yo
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by eb0la 7y ago
The fun part this guys figured out there was demand for a bus line in London just looking at the data, and Transport for London awarded them a licence.
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by eb0la 7y ago
The moment you or your friends have kids, there are a lot of infrequent interactions with people and the names (and ages) really matter. I guess the killing feature for me would be remembering names of parents if my kids schoolmates. You
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by eb0la 7y ago
Both of them. I expect some Python code we've got around will be ported to GO as soon as we need to reduce our cloud bill on some services. I see Python is becoming a the new Basic and the new LUA: - It is easy to code. - It is used to
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by eb0la 7y ago
From the blog post: > It would be relatively easy to start from the Go version and produce a Rust version, but I had to stop somewhere. (I bet someone in hacker news is saying "challenge accepted!" and we'll have a xorfilt
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by eb0la 7y ago
My CS teacher told me that in the Good-old-times(tm) they archived not just external libraries; but a copy of the compiler with the source code for any given release. Still wonder how they actually did it because storage was expensive as he
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by eb0la 7y ago
Maybe PlantUML might work for your workflow (plantuml.com). Here's an example with a _simple_ kanban board. Maybe it helps: - PlantUML source: https://gist.github.com/igponce/0b7372621c8df7d503df80760ec1... - Gene
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by eb0la 7y ago
Right now I am evaluating Clickhouse as a warm/cold storage for logs. Looked first at elastic; but since most (>80%) log searches will be on the time dimension and not in free form queries, it makes sense to use a columnar SQL DB Al
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by eb0la 7y ago
I expected to be compiled in some kind of VM, not on an actual computer with Windows 3.11 :-). I feel "old-style" documentation is much better than we have now. My most productive _python_ only work times were when I had only th
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by eb0la 7y ago
Openshift is the platform of choice for IBM products on linux right now. The new IBM Cloud Paks run on Openshift (both for x86 and system Z hardware).
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by eb0la 7y ago
>> we ended up writing low-level embedded code, in less than 1.5KB and 135 Bytes RAM, to control the radio registers directly This kind of code size could be common in the 80s, but today?
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by eb0la 7y ago
Another B2B advantage is you actually talk with people that makes decissions. If they become customers, you know about the product directly from them and might even charge for some kind support. In B2C it is very hard to know both your cu
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by eb0la 7y ago
I was wondering if it there is a _practical_ attack that stores the content of a file into a string, char array, etc.. Looks that it's not that easy unless the file is formatted in a special way: https://stackoverflow.com&#x
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by eb0la 7y ago
For me Java is legacy. A good runtime for the web will have a lot of developers worldwide. I am betting on it not just for the web, but to replace legacy apps as soon as we get a good runtime not just for the web. Probably Electron can be o
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by eb0la 7y ago
Another nail in the Java coffin? I hope if doensn't refuse to die (again)
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by eb0la 7y ago
Honorable mention: "The Hacker's diet (how to loose weight and hair through stress and poor nutrition" ( https://www.fourmilab.ch/hackdiet/ ) Written by one Autodesk cofounders. Good read, btw.
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by eb0la 7y ago
> Maybe I am making something only I would really care about here. Thank you for the feedback. I would like to have something like you mention, but for pictures. I have a ton of family pictures to process (and back up) and that kind of s
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by eb0la 7y ago
Another factor is small tech companies can be bought by US companies easily. The US tax system allows^H^H^H^H^H^Hencourages that: this is a good use to money that would be taxed if came back to the US. Instead it comes back as sales, and be
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by eb0la 7y ago
Congratulations ! You've hit the market validation milestone. That's not easy. I believe your project success is tighly coupled to DeFi success (as a platform). In order to succeed you should help spread DeFi - make yourself and y
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by eb0la 7y ago
Mermaidjs and plantuml. Being able to make technical diagrams and version them is great.
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by eb0la 7y ago
If you can tolerate some error, a bloom filter might work. Both parties make their own bloom filter and send the results to the other party. The good part is no personal data goes inside. I mean, you cannot tell beforehand if someone is a c
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by eb0la 7y ago
listening and keeping in touch with the customer! Maybe you don't sell today but keep in touch with the customer. Today 'lost' prospects are really tomorrow sales.
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by eb0la 7y ago
Usually if $SOMETHING is a crime in both countries, you can get extradited easily. If $SOMETHING is not a crime in one of the countries you can be liable for damages only, buy I am not sure if this is sufficient to be extradited.
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by eb0la 7y ago
I guess this GPS integration is needed to keep the year 2030 launch date. Galileo needed a lot of testing and in 10 years timeframe you simply cannot have a fully tested system - incompatible with anything elsel
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BubblesRNG: A Random Number Generator Using Bubbles as Source of Entropy(github.com)
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AI knows if the pitch is on target before you do(hackaday.com)
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by eb0la 7y ago
Looks like if you're using an 'old' release (<=1.36 , like me) it is time to upgrade. Performance improvements in this post are from november'19 to december'19 - IMHO the november version _already_ had impressive

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