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8y ago
For cost of living, check out https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living From Indonesia to the Netherlands: https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/country_result.jsp?cou... If you're getting a job there
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8y ago
Thanks! That was super informative.
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8y ago
This would do better as a precise, low-level programming template language. If it generated both strictly typed and safe code, and optimized code, it could do what C often does today -- except it could transpile to the target language inste
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8y ago
#regions are great. Syntax is the one issue (as you pointed out) but it could be better by adding a special comment code syntax and removing the closing. For example, a comment like //== wrappers for inherited functions w
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8y ago
Hashes should be standard for this kind of situation. Sending a hash every few seconds ensures that the audio/video 1) was created and 2) can't be forged. If a device "disappears" or is damaged we won't know for ce
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8y ago
It should be Community -centric package delivery. A local place with people you know, that manages ordering, delivery, payments, returns and helps with selections. The local "store" should be a community asset where smaller, frie
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8y ago
I think this works: START=`date +%S.%N` && find ~ && echo $START && date +%S.%N
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8y ago
Being "a user of your own product" is a cheap proxy for caring about quality.
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8y ago
Here's an interesting paper that discusses some design issues. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=7086415 > To mask the effects of upsets in the FPGA configuration memory, temporal or struct
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8y ago
Ideas for killer features: Feeds. Creators collect and filter on subject, importance and volume. Follow a Feed instead of a person. Locality. Connect people in an area, like Facebook starting in schools. Use age and membership (church, work
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The expense for space is producing RAD Hard parts. (The designs are done on the same FPGA then a few RAD Hard chips are made.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_hardening
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8y ago
So encrypt large files not blocks. Then you ask for random segments and either the file is stored, or the cheater would need to re-encrypt a large file over and over, which would be much more expensive than storage. (and if it's not mo
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8y ago
> The Dart language, libraries, build system, and web development tools have changed. https://www.dartlang.org/dart-2 > ...announcing Dart 2, a reboot of the language to embrace our vision of Dart: as a language uniqu
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8y ago
FYI, open source: http://www.lazarus-ide.org/ > Lazarus is a Delphi compatible cross-platform IDE for Free Pascal. It includes LCL which is more or less compatible with Delphi's VCL. Free Pascal is a GPL'ed co
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Go is forever changing the pathing and configuration. Even here we have: > Very nice, go build ignored the vendor/ folder in this repository (because we’re outside $GOPATH) and > Oddly these are stored in $HOME/go/src&#
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8y ago
Short to Mort (death)
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From the docs (wtf?): > Please disable Selinux or any firewalls before configuring containers, networks, storage and cluster services. They can interfere in unpredictable ways. Once configured services are working you can add the relevan
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8y ago
> fleet is no longer actively developed or maintained by CoreOS. CoreOS instead recommends Kubernetes for cluster orchestration. https://coreos.com/fleet/docs/latest/launching-containers-fl...
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Wonder if they're planning to offer other services integrated through their hardware? Music with blue-tooth speakers, lighting (or anything that uses hardware power switches), security cameras/backup/AI recognition, temp/
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8y ago
> in order to avoid such an effect the best ways for improving the efficiency of a given organization are either to promote each time an agent at random or to promote randomly the best and the worst members in terms of competence. Too fu
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The transition names aren't scoped. Typing breaks the diagram until you've correctly typed the line. It should ignore the line if it's not syntacticly correct, or you could have the diagram show an error. It needs functions,
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8y ago
This is mine: http://dilbert.com/strip/2007-03-20 Same spirit.
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We should pay people $500 for voting (in the bi-annual national elections). Turnout would be >99% (?). ID and fraud problems would have to be handled correctly, and the people would equate voter fraud with stealing (and thus care about i
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8y ago
Amazon could combine efficiencies in distribution scale with a marketplace for producers. Wallmart beats the suppliers down on price and quality, and only supplies their own stores. Amazon could supply many chain stores, profiting on the di
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8y ago
WebDav never replaced SMB/CIFS/NFS and is mostly implemented by few websites. It's unreliable; a tangle of half-implemented standards and incompatible clients, and it's uninteresting as a file system that lacks basic fe
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8y ago
Look at Racket. It hosts multiple languages including prolog/solver variants. Racket is made to create variant languages so you could start with a working system and change it to try designs. Here's just a few relevant Racket li
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9y ago
How about a "knot" which implies a structured organization of threads (like a knot of rope), and a messy tangle of threads (like a knot in hair.) Plus, it's funny that it's a homophone for "not".
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Bricking the phone works against law enforcement by only allowing raw access to the data. Even if Clear worked correctly, law enforcement couldn't open apps and see the data in the correct context. They'd have raw data files ful
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9y ago
Well written and argued, but I have two issues. First, it's arguing against the natural evolution of technology. Centralization is a re-occurring feature of software systems due to it's technical benefits. Data collection, organiz
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You could block new domains (new to Lets Encrypt) from using v1.
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