gardnr

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   by gardnr 8y ago

   Said the kid that doesn't remember the SCO-Linux disputes
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   by gardnr 8y ago

   People get unreasonable when having normal conversation in the liability environment the US legal system creates.
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   So the feed is public like Twitter?
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   Doesn't it seem likely that an alternative will pop up which is outside the jurisdiction of FOSTA which may or may not cooperate with USA law enforcement as well?
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   I agree with you about the term "serverless" being silly, especially in a time when all the various forms of decentralized architecture are beginning to come of age. It makes it difficult to find information on "serverless we
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   When you say "entirely different" you mean they didn't even share the same rendering engine?
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   Thanks for this. I agree that some companies are sane, or even progressive. I personally have been lucky enough never to have heard the Mt Fuji question.
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   If you mean doing speech to text on the device then that was my first thought as well. But DSP isn't cheap and we are talking about serious battery consumption. Even if they cache audio and only process it while the phone is charging t
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   by gardnr 9y ago

   It always puts me off when an article has "Considered Harmful" in the title.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    What's the negative gearing rule? Edit: from an American
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    This is the thing, why does one person need multiple houses when other folks can't afford one house. As someone that hasn't bought their first home, I'd be happy to see a tax on non-primary residences.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    I would need numbers to be able to agree with you that foreign investment isn't a driving factor in housing costs.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    > our clients frequently do not have access to their DNS How could they not have access to a service that they pay for? It sounds like you have a human problem on your hands, not a technical one. I would think about how to get an updated
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    Slashdot is kind of like Mel Gibson. It was cool when it first came out and now it's still around.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    We are building a team in Wellington, New Zealand that will help us grow internationally with a UK rollout planned for next year. We are looking for folks that are interested in building services with Node, React, and GraphQL. Come and buil
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    This sounds unbelievable
17. 437.▲
    by gardnr 9y ago

    Have you ever tried making your own? http://www.catnutrition.org/recipes.html
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    > people willing to shoulder the burdens of parenthood Have you seen idiocracy? > an argument for human self-extinction I don't follow this logic. Are you saying that by excluding children from restaurants we would increase the r
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    > a verified profile so people can identify a business They seem really keen to verify identities of end users as well. Why does WhatsApp need access to your contact list for you to start a new conversation when you can just type the num
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    I wouldn't worry about it too much. Looks like you have a good comment history, and a powerful spirit ally.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    That really fucking sucks. Thanks for letting me know even though it's not the best news. I am now going to go figure out what all these feelings mean.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    Good point. I was accepting other studies as general guidance. I had overlooked the importance of genetics. For readers that do not click through to read the study or Wikipedia page the conclusion of the study can be summarized as: > The
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    There are studies that show 5 hours a night leads to dangerous health consequences. 6 minimum
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    If he is who I think he is then the guy has been at it since at least 1989. He doesn't need to brag.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    If you are the Jon Dubois of armory.com then your late nights had a crucial impact on me being who I am today. The first time I connected to the "Internet" was through your dialup SCO server in the early 90s. I can't even beg
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    Wasn't this a story two weeks ago? Am I the only one that reads the inquirer anymore? https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3016108/us-governm...
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    In case anyone else is wondering a "ring" is a queue data structure which provides a different set of trade-offs. The documentation specifically compares it to a linked list: The advantages of this data structure over a link
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    You mean MariaDB and Jenkins? I kid! I kid! I wish it were more funny but it's not. Oracle has a special way of decimating open source projects.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    Now if we could just get some sort of hash consensus around what is in root.tar.xz. I feel like we are all blindly trusting large binary blobs as the core of our systems without any reproducible builds or peer auditing.
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    by gardnr 9y ago

    Tackling. Might be good to specify which SQL back end you focus on too. Looks cool though.