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by gatehouse 12y ago
Hi, I didn't see an obvious way to reach you on the blog bit just FYI, it looks weird on iPhone Safari Edit http://imgur.com/oX0CzuZ http://imgur.com/WsqEVxA
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I had to turn off touch to click on my MacBook Air because I often brush the pad with the heel of my hand while typing, causing the OS to refocus on wherever the cursor happened to be.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Well just to clarify, I wasn't counting the 3rd Reich since it is "dead", similar for Ghengis Khan and the Romans. To me, guilt is what you've done, innocence is what you haven't done. The British government has don
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by gatehouse 12y ago
The British government might be the least "innocent" institution in existence.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Someone posted about it on reddit and there was a lot of discussion: http://www.reddit.com/r/battlestations/comments/24qmtf/just_... Also this video review: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by gatehouse 12y ago
CP, ~A, AFAIK
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I won't be sending any more of my personal data, taking Mailbox off my iPhone was sad though.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
My phone is my primary device for reading, but I find typing a hassle, so it is basically consumption only. Around Jan-Feb 2013 I read the whole ASOIAF (i.e. Game Of Thrones) series on an iPhone 4, since then I prefer it to laptop or paper,
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by gatehouse 12y ago
This paragraph made me think of the masses of office drones who are performing repetitive tasks using poorly designed software on inadequate machines: Ekkers and colleagues (19791) have published a preliminary study of the correlations bet
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I liked that post and also this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=km2Hd_xgo9Q
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I'm not sure that landing is more dangerous than takeoff. It's true that the thing is pointed towards the earth, but on the other hand there is a lot less fuel to explode.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Yeah, I use a similar thing for ec2: Host *.amazonaws.com User ec2-user IdentityFile ... And then it is just ssh ec2-X-X-X-X.compute-1.amazonaws.com
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by gatehouse 12y ago
1. Investors see it that way when they participate in later rounds at higher valuations. When you disconnect from "market" it creates serious problems. 2. Skills risk, being at the top of your profession globally requires constant
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I checked spot instances just now, and it was less than $0.10 an hour. So for batch jobs that might be an option. And if you're using it interactively, than you can always go EBS backed and just turn it off when you're done.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Agreed. Here is a link to cpython 2.7 libraries: http://hg.python.org/cpython/file/70274d53c1dd/Lib Those that are implemented in C are in the "Modules" folder from the top level. I think you [OP] w
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Yeah, it sounds like the reason that they came off as glib and triumphant is because they didn't anticipate how serious the vulnerability would end up being.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Now that Putin has clearly said "no", if evidence comes out that they have dragnet surveillance like the NSA, then he is shown to be lying. This is like how they were able to prove that the NSA was lying in its responses, over and
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by gatehouse 12y ago
I choose to interpret this in a way that isn't anti-planning, just anti-scheduling. Pmarca wrote up a similar anti-system a while ago, although it is more structured: http://pmarchive.com/guide_to_personal_productivity.
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by gatehouse 12y ago
Yeah, it's the browser toolbar 2.0. I have a bookmarklet to delete page elements and half the time I use it on these. The other half is on blog posts that have a huge picture of the author right along side. I can't read with someo
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by gatehouse 12y ago
This is an interesting rant. I had never seen DevOps as being "for" developers. My impression has always been that it is sysadmins quest for a high degree of automation and streamlining that allows them to manage hundreds of syste
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by gatehouse 13y ago
You have to draw the line somewhere. Instructing your minions to torture a prisoner is way, way over the line for a lot of people, myself included. Sure, the Iraq war was a trillion dollar mistake, but that's just money. Live by the sw
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by gatehouse 13y ago
Yeah, up until very recently it would be possible to make a script that would log you into a random yahoo mail account. For vulnerable servers right now it would be better to just block port 443, forcing regular HTTP is safer.
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by gatehouse 13y ago
Side question: in what sense are you saying Ivy league is like a potlatch? Song-and-dance-and-reciprocity? Or conspicuous gift-giving (like "purity potlatch")? Or slave exchange?
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by gatehouse 13y ago
Yeah, I've only seen rumor quality information but I think that one might have an external radiator: http://videocardz.com/50102/amd-radeon-r9-295x2-pictured
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by gatehouse 13y ago
People can be ungrateful when you interfere, even if it is for their own good, and especially if it doesn't work out.
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by gatehouse 13y ago
The only thing I can think of in the same league is a graphics card, the AMD R9 290X has a TDP of 250 watts I think, it's still quite a gulf.
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by gatehouse 13y ago
You could dedicate a cylinder to utilities, and it will connect directly to all the others.
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by gatehouse 13y ago
Yeah the second problem was easy to solve with a dilation of -1 about the origin, but then I couldn't do a negative number through the drag interface.
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by gatehouse 13y ago
I took me forever to figure out how to execute the reflection (which is to click on the arrows that point to the dash-line after you position it by dragging.) But it might be from being dropped in the middle instead of going through the seq
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by gatehouse 13y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if accountants are also affected. There's something so excruciating about acting as a hypothesis checker for hours while the people in the room gradually develop the knowledge they need to solve their own p

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