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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I think the ecosystem isn't a zero sum game (not profits, but generally the advancement of software). Apple doing well helps other people do well. Do you really think that if Apple completely stopped existing right now that it wouldn&#
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Agreed (on all that).
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
There'd probably be a whole mess of 0-days that would come out of it which would impact a lot of people as Apple might not be able to patch fast enough. Though I meant the horribleness of tanking an American company just because.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
> "no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause" As a non-legal expert, the way this feels to me is that asking for a backdoor is like preemptively issuing a warrant for everyone on the grounds that they might commit a crim
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Except that would be absolutely horrible for everyone, so maybe we should hope that doesn't happen.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
> The FBI’s brief dismisses all of this as a marketing ploy, and then blasts Apple as a literal threat to American democracy, writing: “Apple’s rhetoric is not only false, but also corrosive of the very institutions that are best able to
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I know, right? I actually got excited for a second thinking he'd name drop that.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Except they're two different articles posted by two different people. This seems like an amusing coincidence.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Thanks. There's nothing there because setting up SecureDrop is a pain in the ass. These (among others) are errors I hit while trying to get it running: https://github.com/freedomofpress/securedrop/issues/
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I was hired as a Data Engineer for my skills in Scala, AWS, and other data technologies. I ended up falling into Backend Engineer (also Scala) as our core services needed significant support. From there, I drifted into Operations as our inf
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I do this in my bash scripts, if anyone wants to see how. https://github.com/ehartsuyker/node-deb/blob/ede596b2c8a07f1...
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2015 Corruption Perceptions Index
(transparency.org)
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
In the former, typing '2012.01.01' implicitly creates a date object (probably), and '1m1d' implicitly creates some sort of duration object (probably) and uses an operator to combine them. The Java was isn't really t
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
How is "1m" more obvious that "plusMonths(1)"? I mean really, the latter is basically and English phrase. I know it's cool to shit all over OOP and Java these days, but if Haskell/Clojure/Whatever had a fu
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
The Java is clean because it's perfectly understandable. I don't have to think about "+ 1m" meaning month, minute, or milli-. Verbose, yes, but the meaning is 100% unambiguous which I think makes it a better API. > ov
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
> I mean, just try it in Java. For ages JodaTime actually nailed it, and the Java 8 date API was based off this. > Not an add on type as in R or Python or Java. Again, let's talk about the modern version of the language and not a
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
> ISIS also subsidizes the cost of bread for the public, experts say. Honestly did not expect that. The world is more complex that portrayed.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I don't want an open marketplace. I want somewhere I can conveniently find most things I need from my laptop for a reasonable price. If Amazon came alone with insane, draconian policies and made it a very closed market, I'd be ok
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
> one two-hundredth, or 0.005% of the company I'll take the former, please.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Or you could use Slick[0] for free. [0]: http://slick.typesafe.com/
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Can I shamelessly plug[0] and say maybe do all this and stick it in a Debian package if you're running Debian, or like most of the cloud world, Ubuntu. [0] https://github.com/ehartsuyker/node-deb
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I think the best "defensive" piece of advice you left out that everyone abuses is never pipe `find` results to `xargs.` One should always do `find ... -print0` to a read-while loop because of filenames with whitespace.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I have maybe five ideas for decent projects, and I work on two. Why should I bother starting with a huge list and whittling it down?
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
It's a reference to the Celine Dion song from the movie Titanic.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
This is everything I hate about language learning through pure immersion (Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, most language schools). For example, I struggled for an absurdly long time with genders in German when I started because I assumed it was lik
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
> You can be quite content being alone. Loneliness is what happens when you feel socially isolated. It seems like this was accounted for.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
I live in Germany and recently got a Schenker. I'm running Debian 8 on it, and it works wonderfully. I imagine they do international shipping.
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ehartsuyker
11y ago
Author here. I'm not a node or JS guy or even much of a sys admin, but I had to throw this together to help some guys at my company with deployments. Feedback is very much welcome.
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Show HN: Debian packaging for Node.js apps
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ehartsuyker
12y ago
Berlin, DE - EyeEm - Data Engineer - VISA We're looking for a Scala developer to join the data team to help us code and maintain our ETL and other data applications. Serious experience on the JVM or with other functional languages are
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