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by eduction 3y ago
When you're deploying VMs, which is the use case here, the substrate OS becomes significantly less important. Those VMs will mostly just be linux. Yes they are using illumos/Solaris to host this but they don't sell on that,
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by eduction 3y ago
This is like a textbook example of Louis CK’s adage “everything is amazing and nobody’s happy.” Microwaves are great. Amazon will have a Farberware or RCA for $70 to my home in two days - including shipping! What exactly is the problem? No
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by eduction 3y ago
1. That graph shows adjusted revenues lower than the 90s and early 2000s and even one or two years in the 70s. 2. It’s not a chart of what artists take home, but rather raw top line revenue, and it seems clear from all available evidence th
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by eduction 3y ago
You would balance the public interest in the revelation against the possible harm. Best guess is they see the harm as minor as 1. It is not revealed who Thiel was informing on and 2. To the extent a target could guess, Thiel is very well eq
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by eduction 3y ago
You say that like it’s a bad thing.
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by eduction 3y ago
Ah fair enough, sorry if I misunderstood!
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by eduction 3y ago
That may be, but Brendan Gregg is not a junior flipping switches, and a resource like this can help others do smart tuning.
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by eduction 3y ago
Clean home page was definitely a huge part of it: - Google predates widespread U.S. broadband, and even early DSL was not too fast. So cutting bytes made a real difference. -Search was not baked into the browser (search bar etc) so homepage
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by eduction 3y ago
I had this same question, because wouldn't the mode author for a given language define this? I can't imagine this is the same across literally all modes that involve indentation and/or braces?
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by eduction 3y ago
I like this idea of authenticating yourself by typing things in.
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by eduction 3y ago
Much easier to have spare yubikeys than a spare biometrically secure smartphone. Perfect is the enemy of good.
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by eduction 3y ago
> The real, simple solution would be a way to write down the passkey, similar to an SSH private key. Except shorter for convenience. Something you could even memorize.
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by eduction 3y ago
If it's just a "glorified curl UI" what's the problem? Just use curl, or build your own, if it's so trivial. You are kicking the tires awfully hard for a solution to a problem you claim is easy.
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by eduction 3y ago
Fair point, you're right! I still think it's reasonable to argue that's not a "productive" approach, but like I said, that's not my own opinion, I just think it's a reasonable argument.
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by eduction 3y ago
What you say is true, but it’s also true that the person you are replying specifically made their remarks about productivity - you’re both talking about what is best at work. It seems reasonable to argue that statements that you won’t even
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by eduction 3y ago
For those who don't know, David in his early years worked with Bill Gates and Paul Allen at MITS (creator of the Altair early kit PC) in New Mexico. I believe David was head of marketing or somesuch. (If you've ever seen the mugsh
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by eduction 3y ago
Ad based exploits are not remotely new. Most ads these days have their own javascript- it would be surprising if they couldnt be used to deliver exploits. As other have said, this is a key reason to block ads.
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by eduction 3y ago
> Does not require a server or port forwarding. I’m probably missing something, new to magic wormhole, but this seems to contradict the docs on magic wormholes linked by the tool you recommended, wormhole william: “ The wormhole library
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by eduction 3y ago
>the order of the key and value can be reversed This is the case with any hash-map in any language, modulo some of them making certain keys illegal. But "string":"string" can be reversed in pretty much any language&#x
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by eduction 3y ago
EDN! The extensibility of XML with the concision of JSON (or even more concise if you use keywords for your hashmap keys). https://github.com/edn-format/edn
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by eduction 3y ago
And archive.is which is the one I see here the most. Ok now I understand so many of the replies in this thread. For anyone else reading thei who doesn’t know: Internet Archive is archive.org aka the Wayback Machine. It takes like 10 seconds
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by eduction 3y ago
I mean couldn’t you have the performance equivalent of core.async’s go except with the ability to take across cross function boundaries? That seems pretty huge.
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by eduction 3y ago
Is there any evidence anyone is using the internet archive to bypass the Times’ soft paywall? Internet Archive is slow as hell. That would be a miserable way to read the Times. There are various higher performance ways to achieve the same r
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by eduction 3y ago
It is not the fault of a “media filter”. It has been possible to bypass that filter for years but the direct media we see is plainly more dumbed down than what is in the press (YouTube videos, tweets, tiktok, candidate websites, elected off
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by eduction 3y ago
That's amazing, how did I miss this. What a classic example of Google's inability to see anything through (at least in consumer facing paid products!).
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by eduction 3y ago
I don’t see how you can actually read the article with any care and think the author expressed an opinion. They aired a possible counter argument - “ Tracking technology can arguably benefit us as well.” In two paragraphs in a much longer p
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by eduction 3y ago
There is simply not a culture of quality in software, and trying to graft one on to software controlling robots does not get to the root of the problem. To take just one example, software makers are uniquely able to shield themselves from l
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by eduction 3y ago
I love Cobalt Cube. Were you there after it sold to Sun? Did you know Thomas Oh?
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by eduction 3y ago
Genuine question, are you saying this as a non Linux user looking at Linux, or as a wayland user looking at X.org? Update: or as an X.org user looking at wayland? (Also I am not among the downvoters fwiw) Update 2: thanks for clarifying
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by eduction 3y ago
Not really. The lawyer Kyle Mitchell said of the agpl,“Inebriated aliens might as well have beamed it down from space as a kind of practical joke.” Even lawyers have trouble understanding when its provisions are triggered. https:/&#x2

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