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fosk
5y ago
School is like an interface that tries to work with a million different implementations (the students), but it only achieves to make them all average. It's a creativity killer and that's why creative people rarely are a good fit,
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And when this behavior is being translated to more traditional city crime where residents typically are the ones calling the police for help, it also has the effect of demoralizing the factual reporting of such crimes (because "nothing
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5y ago
What’s wrong with the Chrysler 300?
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fosk
5y ago
Sic transit gloria mundi.
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5y ago
I wonder why they haven't compartmentalized the wall in such a way that in case of structural failure only individual sections will potentially collapse, not the whole thing.
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We Got a 12% Increase in RPS and a 37% Drop in Latency
(konghq.com)
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fosk
5y ago
Kong Gateway - which is built on top of NGINX - provides frequent DNS lookups for free in the open source version, and we have implemented this feature a very long time ago (2017?) to overcome this limitation. So if you need need this capab
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NASA Launches Rocket to Investigate Mysterious Area Above the North Pole
(scitechdaily.com)
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Essentially it’s like JPEG pictures: the quality degrades the more times it’s being shared.
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5y ago
But will it be competitive enough?
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5y ago
I believe it is also due to the fact that people are naturally jealous of other people's fortunes, since wealth is generally being perceived as zero-sum, whether it's true or not. So here you have a bunch of people that seem to be
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5y ago
Kuma's architecture has been built in such a way that the multi-zone support is native in the product and not an afterthought. This is significant, since policy storage, policy propagation, policy reconciliation, error handling and so
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5y ago
Reality is that nobody knows what is the long lasting impact of web assembly in our industry in the years (or decades) to come, unless somebody can predict the future. As such, if somebody is passionate about it and gives all their heart an
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5y ago
I mean the "wheel" is also really a weird shaped object yet it advanced humanity. The impact of what anybody is building expands beyond the technology itself to all the potential use cases that this new thing enables. It doesn
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5y ago
After all, Facebook is down, so those comments have to go somewhere.
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5y ago
Italy - believe it or not - has top notch expertise in producing military and space technology. I recall they also export lots of military equipment, of all types.
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5y ago
Link?
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5y ago
Wouldn’t this incentivize automation?
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ZeroLB, a New Decentralized Pattern for Load Balancing
(thenewstack.io)
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Although the benefit would be increased reflection of sunlight due to more icy (reflective) surface which would alleviate (or reverse?) the current weather warming trend.
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fosk
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How is your vacuuming done automatically? You mean with a Roomba robot? Have you found those working? All my friends that have one just end up storing them somewhere never to be used again.
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5y ago
I dream of faster than light travel by bending the space time fabric in “U” shape (like pinching a piece of paper) and allowing to travel across the two planes of reference.
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5y ago
May I ask why you wouldn't use Kuma?
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5y ago
It works like this everywhere in the world. Humans are...humans
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5y ago
The two fronts of people shouting "Working at home" vs "I want the office" can be almost always summed up by how long the commute is: * Working at home: commute longer than 30-45 minutes. * Working at office: commute sho
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This is false. Arrest drug dealers day after day for a generation, and the demand will lower because new generations won't even know what drugs are, or when the effect of heroin is, therefore they won't chase it. Demand for a good
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Besides the controversial political agenda behind the "War on Drugs", I guess we all agree that drugs are obviously bad for society as a whole. But it's kinda hard to do a war on drugs without - you know - arresting the drug
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For anybody looking at OpenResty, it’s also worthwhile to a look at Kong, which is the largest openresty-based application and already provides the right abstractions in place for API management: https://github.com/Kong/
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5y ago
How did this happen? Ugh.
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6y ago
I mean, re-read that 2-3 times. With the emergence of a new group of people that have massive crypto reserves at their disposal, paying for a timeshare in crypto would make that asset accessible to them natively. It’s not a bad idea. If cry
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