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by hacknat 8y ago
I meant we can’t sponsor.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Silexica | Software Development Intern | Madison, WI | Onsite | Part Time | https://www.silexica.com The internship has the potential to transition into a full time position, after which time you will go to Cologne, Germany for
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by hacknat 8y ago
As someone who has had to deal with two cloud-phobic industries now (auto and healthcare). I have to say the hope of the hybrid cloud being a differentiator, for RedHat/IBM, is misplaced. Getting these players into the cloud is always
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by hacknat 8y ago
Most of EC2 and S3 product development happened in South Africa. The original technical lead for AWS was South African, and was about to move back from Seattle after the original AWS pitch meeting. Bezos liked the idea so much that he let h
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WSJ, The Economist, Harpers, Pro Publica, etc.
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by hacknat 8y ago
It’s hardly having their cake and eating it too. It’s the equivalent to wanting placement at a news vendor. Your API idea isn’t a bad one, but I hardly think that these news organizations are at fault for wanting to be discoverable, while a
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Why doesn’t it scale? People used to have to pay for access to all of these articles (and still do BTW). It’s actually become way cheaper to read a wide variety of sources. Your statement comes off as really entitled.
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by hacknat 8y ago
Their justification for releasing this is crap.
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by hacknat 8y ago
It is an odd work. Homer’s works are well constructed, but extemporized from, probably, many public performances. However Virgil was more Tolkien than Homer, writing an epic divorced from public performance. Personally I think to ascribe an
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by hacknat 8y ago
I don't know that I am going to trust google's consumer product offerings anymore. Inbox became central to my life, now this. I am now going to operate under the presupposition that a google product is not a reliable product.
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Companies don’t give vehement denials like this unless they’re telling the truth. People claiming gag orders are crazy, mostly for thinking that Apple, or anyone else for that matter, would ever sign a document forcing them to lie to their
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by hacknat 8y ago
Work on things that are interesting to you, if you are bored for too long your skills will atrophy. If you are interested in your work, being indispensable to your company will be a natural result.
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I do think it has become unfortunate that the choices in a lot of online communities is either "PC police" or "White nationalism". I know people will be quick to proclaim that this is a false choice, but I think Linus co
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Linus Torvalds: 'I'll never be cuddly but I can be more polite'(bbc.com)
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by hacknat 8y ago
I was speaking from a monetary perspective. The affluenza in SV is downright toxic.
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by hacknat 8y ago
I do think that you can get the same software experience in NYC, Boston, Seattle, and probably Austin too. I always tell people to start their careers in a big city or SV, but it really is an atrocious area to raise a family. California is
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by hacknat 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I agree with you.
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I mean, what does advantageous mean (and who gets to decide what advantageous means)? The Chinese government was able to pull a ton of people out of poverty and into the middle class with a system of governance that most Westerners find, on
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by hacknat 8y ago
> it is not at all difficult to rework pre-modern beliefs within a modern and secular framework; I don't know that I agree with you here. Are you arguing we can root morality in objectivity?
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by hacknat 8y ago
No, it's not (and BTW you need to learn how to read in order to program, so you're statement is literally false). There are still plenty of ways to be successful in this economy without learning how to program.
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Your goal shouldn't be to get your child interested in programming, but fostering any natural interests you see in your child and encouraging those. If your child has an abysmal aptitude for logic, but is incredibly creative or body-or
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by hacknat 8y ago
While the idea of only paying for what you use seems to be an interesting proposition with serverless. I think the true cost savings come in no longer having to manage VMs. With that in mind the coldstart problem can be avoided entirely wit
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by hacknat 8y ago
“Beget from noble routes” to me can be translated: Accomplish your goals in an honorable way. Something akin to: “The ends don’t justify the means”.
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Wow, The most revealing thing, I think, is the lack of central server security. Sounds like it wouldn’t take almost any effor to MitM a Tesla car.
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>In the end, voters and lawmakers need real-world solutions for governing problems, and democratic socialists — with their frequent determination to let the great be the enemy of the good — have a poor record of providing them What? So m
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Everyone on the connection route would be “in the middle”. The actors to watch out for are ISPs and CDNs.
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Encrypted SNI probably can’t make this version, as it requires a fair bit of new protocol infrastructure to support. The handshake would have to start with a generalized untrusted assymetric exchange exchange to transfer the SNI field then
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I think it's worth fighting hard still, because while we've definitely f&%$ed over the next few generations there is a strong possibility that we could keep the world habitable at least, but if we give up now then there is the
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by hacknat 8y ago
It depends on what your goals are. If it is human survival, then yes. If it is about maintaining the current global economy and modern civilization then absolutely not.
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Losing? We already lost. It's probably too late to save modern civilization, the new war on climate change is about making sure we don't make the planet uninhabitable for almost ever land animal. But, our chances of accomplishing

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