frugalfirbolg

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by frugalfirbolg 12y ago
Hmm, judging from the source code the default listenAddress is on '0.0.0.0:3100' so it's listening on every interface, but it's instantiated to use TLS and in server.go HandleServerRequest does SSH authentication. This s
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by frugalfirbolg 12y ago
Do you have any concerns about doing the research and confirming the market exists for this product and then getting 'Sherlocked'? Did you spend any time evaluating other platforms such as Android? I understand from my own experie
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20 Facts about Xtend(jnario.org)
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by frugalfirbolg 12y ago
Just the fact that they didn't have a way to record and verify whether the deployment was done properly boggles my mind. When I worked at a bank we had package management to do deployments, a separate tool for taking inventory of insta
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
Not sure if this has the maturity or feature set you're looking for, but a pretty interesting development on top of Sovereign's federated roll-your-own cloud platform: http://sneer.me/project.html There are also s
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
Sadly their marketing pitch does not convey an understanding of human interactions. The example you pointed out is reminiscent of a bad Turing test chat bot with a lexicon of topics to crawl through. Still, the ability to dynamically genera
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
No doubt it will be used for marketing spam. I can just imagine my digital ghost telling anecdotes about how in my day and age Intel was a respectable company and that most of my computers used their CPUs, so my ancestor should consider the
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
I'd love to see some publications from their R&D to outline how this won't turn into another one of those chat bot apps that you can have write Facebook posts in your style based on frequency analysis of your past posts.
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
This could open up some nice possibilities for browser based and Node.js driven distributed computing.
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
Thanks, I was just looking for something like this!
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
Not sure, but I thought when I looked at the charts that the spikes to higher latency and exception rates looked like unicorn horns poking over the horizon.
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
I've reached a very similar conclusion and for smaller pages that don't need frequent updates I usually go with static HTML if possible, pre-rendering the static HTML from templates during the build phase if there are many pages w
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
The idea of a barebones programming sandbox attracted me to this, but then reading through the rest of the site I felt like it was an attempt at sublime evangelism using Biblical passages as allegory for programming philosophy that then ram
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
Yeah, in theory they would check the heights in the atlas versus the effective height of a given load, not just the height on paper. Why the truck was overloaded also begs a look at company policies. If this particular site is experiencing
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
I'm also surprised that the drivers or their company failed to check a truck atlas when planning the route. I imagine the company has just as much incentive to prevent incidents.
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by frugalfirbolg 13y ago
Let's say that each programmer is responsible for a programming club at a public school. Reasonably the club would meet 3 times a week, and would be 2 hours per session. Homework would be assigned, which would need to be 'graded', so you c
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
Sounds like step #2 is using a tool supplied by the device manufacturer. The person running the tool is not reverse engineering or otherwise performing unauthorized bypass of DRM. Likewise, the HTC unlock tool is not affected.
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
I wonder how much really needs done to setup the tracking software. Since they are using Linux, they have access to a huge library of code, and since it has both a stereoscopic rangefinder and a camera it shouldn't take much to do edge dete
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
I'm still looking for good literature, but intuitively I feel that small companies could still take advantage of patents for software in the original spirit of the patent system. Also, I wonder if they intend on the working code examples to
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
Instead of including hours in the equation, the team can a high level overview of action items and assign points based on their value to the team. Action items would include features, contacts, capital (funds and tools), and anything else t
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
The authors of the paper have chosen to use N=4 topology, or supersymmetry in 4 dimensions, to simplify modeling how black holes with multiple centers decay. In these special cases the mock modular forms, described by Ramanujan on his death
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
In the US keep in mind the Bank Secrecy Act. You may trigger a Currency Transaction Report for cash transactions in excess of $10,000 in one day, a Monetary Instrument Log for checks purchased with $3,000 to $10,000, and a Suspicious Activi
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
lol, he must have had the 2015 version of Ubuntu ;)
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
Thanks for the info. I can see why devs wouldn't want to discuss everything on the same forum as the help / support topics, and I assume the mailing list is easy to subscribe to. That blueprints link is pretty useful for taking a quick glan
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
True. It looks like there isn't an official one so that one is as good as it gets :/
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
"Not realizing the server was on the perimeter, they had opened the SQL Server’s port in the local firewall, left it with a blank admin account, and enabled xp_cmdshell" As the Mark states in the article, this is terrible even within the ne
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
The fact that the Vanderbilt device uses the patient's muscles and only kicks in the motors when they become fatigued is great. Still, a little irrational voice inside is screaming that for something costing over $80,000 this should have a
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
Since I haven't found a roadmap or mission statement on their site, would it be correct to summarize Elementary OS as an attempt to simply user interfaces and application development? I laughed when I read the "Minimal Documentation" guidel
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
Can anyone comment on using Intel's software suite (Parallel Studio, Cluster Studio) for parallel programming? A workflow comparison to CUDA would be particularly interesting. From what I see in the programming examples, the Intel notations
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by frugalfirbolg 14y ago
The paper on arxiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/1211.0336 The reduction in size is possible because they found a way to not use a beam splitter and lenses. Comparing the diagram on Wikipedia makes it easy to see how that could save a lot of spac

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