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811.
by fock 7y ago
they were ejabberd when they started up ;)
812.
by fock 7y ago
Cool, if your provider will have a tested way to install packages, copy/template files and setup services beyond docker. Basically Ansible/Saltstack/Puppet/Chef _are_ the API for plain UNIX. As for the great "time w
813.
by fock 7y ago
How about plain old SSH? like all those low-end-boxes, you know ;).
814.
by fock 7y ago
Seeing it mentioned here twice, I went and checked out their website/github. What I see is lots of 20-line examples setting up a docker-container/very basic vm/aws-lambda. While typescript might have better "testability&
815.
by fock 7y ago
* Thought police at work. This says bad things. Believe them. NOW * It's fascinating how this guy just posted the same unrelated link under two comments. Just like facebook trolls...
816.
by fock 7y ago
Ok, so I misjudged the post I answered to as equating "harassment" = "sexual harassment" (which there is no real indication for except for the "I'll kill myself"-episode which many also would not consider
817.
by fock 7y ago
when did she report him? 40 years later? My memory is already fading for interactions just 5 years back, much more drunken interactions...
818.
by fock 7y ago
the only downside I found was that they don't (or didn't) allow custom domains (so cloud.yourdomain.com won't work)
819.
by fock 7y ago
yeah, I know why he was forced to resign, the creepiness only was the part spilling everything over. The US attitude to sexuality is apparently still stuck at the point, when the Mayflower landed in New England (at least for everything &quo
820.
by fock 7y ago
Said who? The basic accusation was that he was creepy (which is not really an objective problem, much less an offence...). This was illustrated by things like him having a matress in his office and him allegedly (and drunkenly) hitting on a
821.
by fock 7y ago
Hetzner sells hosted nextcloud. Not sure if the security team is absolutely top notch, but they are no 3 people startup neither.
822.
by fock 7y ago
maybe in China (where they would arguably be at fault themselves...) but everywhere else? how is housing and food becoming less available suddenly without a war?
823.
by fock 7y ago
ah, but then if you look at µ4/3 it's already there (6k/30fps bursts with the electronic shutter for selection afterwards, pixelshift to improve resolution, ...)
824.
by fock 7y ago
I don't think it's that impressive to buy a 1100$ phone (which for the most part does nothing more than a 100$ one...) and then justify the price/novelty with the "new" camera, when you can get a much better camera
825.
by fock 7y ago
And you can do all of this with an ILC too and will profit from the fact that it has far less technical limitations. Basically most of the really "cool" applications center around using the electronic shutter which up to 2-3years
826.
by fock 7y ago
Yeah I read the article alright, but what I see there is something you can do just fine "handheld" with any cheap(ish) ILC. Arguably the method is relatively irrelevant for such comparison.
827.
by fock 7y ago
thanks!
828.
by fock 7y ago
I have an app on my mobile, where I can upload my pictures from the cam via Wifi and then share them if I feel the need. I'm fine with that and syncthing just get's away with the stuff. And yeah, DSLR bodies do have GPS but since
829.
by fock 7y ago
I'm into taking photos to craft an image of reality. Myself. I couldn't care less for any AI crafting it's image of typical reality for me. I think that's quite set for anyone taking pictures for fun vs. admoney/ins
830.
by fock 7y ago
From a technical point of view I'm quite sure my >10 years old Rebel XSi will yield similar photos after editing the raw-file. If you are impressed by this you're probably not really following the tech, don't have any clue
831.
by fock 7y ago
just having a lot higher transmission power and a lot of supporting hardware to keep things running for seasons (have you ever used your mobile phone in -10°C for an extended time - could you?) and years. I just did a little googling and fo
832.
by fock 7y ago
unfortunately for most people (including myself) the cellphone is nothing more than a fashionable toy which needs permanent connectivity and data-influx to be relevant as well as regular replacement (because fashion). And this is consuming
833.
by fock 7y ago
Do you mind telling me what you picture when describing "something that lasts"? The typical HN-featured SaaS isn't for one (with all of them offering a product easily replaced except for vendor lock-in and the big-data aspect
834.
by fock 7y ago
last I checked, there's also amazon/microsoft pushing MX.net (which seems mature and actually seems to have tooling which is not presuming the user is Google-internal)
835.
by fock 7y ago
and I thought there was discussion about including mx.net. Looks like if you want to build, train and reuse NNs (in an established framework) you finally have to choose between Google, Facebook or Amazon/Microsoft in every case.
836.
by fock 7y ago
not to spoil the fun, but this is a lot better ;) you don't even have to remember all those pesky names http://detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html
837.
by fock 7y ago
well, if it's the same company and you think your work/participation is of similar worth you know then whether they pay a fair price for your work. and if you're a grad you know, what your degree is worth somewhere else. and
838.
by fock 7y ago
so I'm not the only one wondering how some threading examples (in Clojure?) generalize to (suggested) applicability of these language for ML...
839.
by fock 7y ago
I'm well aware of this distinction, yet it's also part of the equation when looking at "how to secure my email-server"
840.
by fock 7y ago
opensmptd (which seems a) to have a simple config and b) is a new implementation). Though you then still need Dovecot or co. for mailboxes (unless you prefer SSH for that). Disclaimer: just reading about opensmtp, I'm using postfix

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