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by jdoliner 9y ago
This is cool but I'm a bit unsure how to actually use this. Kubectl doesn't seem to be able to connect to the server from within the terminal. It just gets: `The connection to the server localhost:8080 was refused - did you specif
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by jdoliner 9y ago
It sounds like you may be suffering from a form of scrupulosity [0], a disorder in which you feel excessive guilt about moral or religious issues. In your case mostly moral. Fantasizing about having sex with women you work with and making e
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by jdoliner 9y ago
The version control semantics of the system are pretty crucial for some of the features you describe wanting. Pachyderm supports incremental operations on stream-like datasets. But what's going on under the hood is that the dataset is
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by jdoliner 9y ago
If you're looking for something that doesn't constrain you to a particular language take a look at Pachyderm. It's built around containers so you can run any code you want. I designed it with JVM-phobes like you (and me) in m
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by jdoliner 9y ago
I wish they had a few examples of the Y2K paperwork that was being submitted. I have trouble seeing how anyone could fill out that paperwork without at least a little sarcasm creeping in. "The year is 2017, the Y2K bug has still not ma
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by jdoliner 9y ago
> The ex-admin's bosses probably thought they were the important ones, and that this worker was a replacable cog, but they found out the hard way that this was not the case. I don't think this really indicates that at all. Mali
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by jdoliner 9y ago
This gets at the heart of the more interesting debate here. Scientists aren't sovereigns, at least not officially, although many people seem to want them to be. Somewhat counter-intuitively the same people who think government should o
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by jdoliner 9y ago
I used to think the company was called Magic Leap because their technology made images magically leap out at you. I didn't realize it referred to the magical leaps their valuation would take.
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by jdoliner 9y ago
The article mentions that most of the increased energy consumption was due to the performance of I/O system calls. This was a bit surprising to me since Docker shouldn't have much of an impact of I/O system calls unless you&#
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by jdoliner 10y ago
They are within their rights to remove the passenger though, it's just a breach of contract to do so. But they are within their rights to breach the contract, it just gives the other party the right to recoup damages.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Politifact is blatantly biased. Look at this example: http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2017/feb/... They state in the article that "The numbers check out" but somehow still co
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by jdoliner 10y ago
echo "don't ever forget the second >" >>.notes
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> if you dump tens of millions of dollars on any fresh faced person that shows up at your door Unless that fresh faced person is Mark Zuckerberg, or Larry Page or Bill Gates or any of the fresh faced persons who were actually the real de
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by jdoliner 10y ago
It seems a lot more plausible to me that privacy technologies can be made accessible to the masses than that policies can be passed which protect the masses. After all the masses are only in this situation because other technologies which w
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Why aren't VPNs, and more broadly encryption, a solution to this problem? "Waving the wand of a technical solution," as the post pejoratively calls it, isn't such an unreasonable thing to do with an inherently technical
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I'd say google has entered into a post modern era of chat. I don't think there's anything they could announce that would actually mean something to the generally public, there's too many overlapping brands with overlappi
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I'm always dubious of startups based on how the founder wants the world to be. Even if there are a lot of people who want it to be that way too, markets have a way of foiling such plans.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
There's no way an order of magnitude more people listen to Rush Limbaugh than read NYT. There might be more listeners than subscribers. But that's hardly an apples to apples comparison, one is free, the other costs money. Many man
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by jdoliner 10y ago
It can be hard to attribute control, if 100 news organizations all push a narrative and that narrative sticks maybe all 100 of them had some control, maybe one had control and the other 99 were just mindlessly parroting what they said. The
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I think it's theoretically possible, if you have enough money or are persuasive enough, to bootstrap a SaaS company using some combination of contractors, friends, cofounders and employees. However it's really them that's boo
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Aha, that would explain my confusion then >.<
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I was basing my previous comment off of this (which might not be reliable): http://fsmsupremecourt.org/fsm/code/title02/T02_Ch01.htm But it includes the line: > If both the President and Vice President die
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> The nation now must hold a presidential election within 60 days, making it likely to fall on May 9. This is different from how it works in USG where Congress elects a new President themselves from within Congress. At least that's
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by jdoliner 10y ago
This is obviously a bit pedantic but technically she was already impeached. This article is about her being convicted in the impeachment trial. The post title also doesn't match with the article title which more correctly states that s
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I feel like this isn't even the first time we've gone full circle on Google's messaging products.
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by jdoliner 10y ago
> You can't ask for our sympathy when your words, freely given to the newspaper of record, have an impact you didn't intend. I don't see sama asking for your sympathy here. He explicitly said he's not particularly int
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by jdoliner 10y ago
This idea of not "normalizing" Trump is ridiculous. When 63 million people vote for you you're normalized. Sama talking to a reporter about him doesn't do anything those 63 million voters didn't. The only way to see
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Why shouldn't he be a source for it? His comments on Trump were insightful and very far from an endorsement. Vilifying everyone tangentially associated with Trump failed spectacularly during the election. At this point it's just b
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by jdoliner 10y ago
I guess that makes some sense. It's still pretty weird to me though, the big difference with a press release is that the press is writing about an announcement that the company made. So it makes sense to describe the company in third p
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by jdoliner 10y ago
Does anyone else find it a bit weird that a post on ScyllaDB's blog announcing their fundraising starts with: "ScyllaDB announced today that it?" It seems weirdly self referential to me. They're definitely not the only o

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