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by jkyle 11y ago
The first cluster I managed was an SGE cluster running on rack mounted xerves.
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by jkyle 11y ago
I need to dig into the paper's methodology myself, but a similar situation struck me as possible for the high income areas that show low gains. For example, say you grow up rich in the Bay Area. Then move to the midwest for work. Your
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by jkyle 11y ago
It sounds like you are using the more recent use of "trolling" to mean "to disagree with someone". I have always heard of trolling, within the context of internet forum discussions, used to refer to the former
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by jkyle 11y ago
The problem is that de Raadt and crew have a much bigger priority: that OpenBSD's code proliferate and prevent any duplication of effort in creating secure programs. I think that's an excellent reason to use a BSD licens
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by jkyle 11y ago
Another free license solves only a small proportion of this problem. True, but with BSD I'm not sure you can view it as a problem to begin with since the license is explicitly designed to legally absolve the user of all oblig
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by jkyle 11y ago
I don't think any even require that people distributing modified versions, send those modifications back upstream. Copy Left licenses require those changes be shared on request. Which is pretty close.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Maybe, maybe not. They'd all do the same sort of cost/benefit assessment and if they deemed the benefit to outweigh the cost of contributing back they would do it. There'd be some who would change their options and some that
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Theo De Raadt always complained that many of the institutions that run and use OpenBSD don't contribute back. Sounds like he needs a different license then.
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by jkyle 11y ago
Honestly, if a particular development environment for a project required tracking 50 libraries not supported by any distro community and my development team was so small that I couldn't do that in a sane manner... I might reevaluate th
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by jkyle 11y ago
Python's long in the tooth right now, but the first few years the whitespace thing was the source of much cursing and gnashing of teeth. edit More to your point, though. I would never choose a language for a project because it is s
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Go makes coordinating with them a lot easier. What I like about strongly opinionated languages in general is that most of the strong opinions are around trivial features of the languages relative to the complexity of a decently interes
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by jkyle 11y ago
> You cannot reasonably expect developers to package and maintain all their dependencies properly. Why not? This is exactly what developers are expected to do. Every developer must manage dependencies for their application to work. Wha
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by jkyle 11y ago
> Unfortunately I was stupid enough to ddg it (duckduckgo it, as opposed to google it) and apparently this exact use-case was previously the recommended way of installing RVM[2] Not only "previously", it's the current re
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by jkyle 12y ago
I would guess your grind is too fine. It shouldn't take an enormous amount of pressure.
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by jkyle 12y ago
Yeast is the mother of civilization. It gave us bread, beer, and wine. Everything after that is details. :)
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by jkyle 12y ago
Only some people can fart around all of the time, but everyone can fart around some of the time.
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by jkyle 12y ago
No matter where you are, take the local area code and append 867-5309. Works every time, every store I've been to in any state. ;)
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by jkyle 12y ago
Gee, I wonder what those mice will be doing tonight.
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by jkyle 12y ago
Cash is as anonymous as it gets.
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Mountain View ;)
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by jkyle 12y ago
Krugman's response in a letter to Business Insider. Business Insider was asking him about that quote and about his recent commentary on Bitcoin. Well, two things. First, look at the whole piece. It was a thing for the Times magazine
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by jkyle 12y ago
I'm not sure that strategy would work. Her only recourse would be to file DMCA take down notices on unauthorized content uploads. As long as Google complied with the take down process, they could not be sued. If she doesn't file a
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by jkyle 12y ago
The overwhelming majority of those companies also don't actually accept bitcoin. They've brokered a deal with an exchange. Bitcoin payments are made to the exchange and the exchange pays the vendor in U.S. currency. So, the compan
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by jkyle 12y ago
In my town, they take pedestrian rights very seriously. They even have undercover officers use cross walks and ticket driver who do not yield.
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by jkyle 12y ago
Saigon isn't that bad today. A very modern, metropolitan area. Hanoi on the other hand...
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by jkyle 12y ago
What you're looking at with those offers is likely a PhD in computer science or engineering who specialized in something those companies want. Those aren't what you think of as internships done by Sophomores or Juniors in college.
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by jkyle 13y ago
I get the concept. Basically, they're not opposed to gays being treated equally. They just want to keep it separate. Separate, but equal.