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Japanese robot beats the Americans in Pentagon talent show.
(plus.google.com)
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Fodder for Psychohistorians.
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In answer to myself, it seems Java continues to be inept at in-memory data security. See: http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/20322/why-encryp...
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Protecting sensitive data in memory [2001]
(ibm.com)
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As a sufferer of carpal tunnel syndrome, I can tell you that this palm rest design is a bad idea. You're focusing the weight of each hand on a pressure point which is sure to contribute to pinching the median nerve. Also, separating t
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Thank you. I think I asked the wrong question, in a way. Is this on index.docker.io, so I can base on it, or do I need to do the Docker build for it locally? You really needn't answer, because I can go research the answers when I ge
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Do you have a Docker trusted build for this? http://blog.docker.io/2013/11/introducing-trusted-builds/
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Thank you shykes. I didn't know about the volume sharing. It sounds cool, but I'll need to think more about how such a workflow might work in production. My initial thought is that such a database upgrade would be considerably m
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IMHO: On Docker, I'd say, it will change the rhetorical everything for stateless tiers. Stateful tiers will resist this change. I'm not yet comfortable upgrading to a new version of MySQL on a database using Docker in applicatio
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I like http://tomatoi.st
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Idempotence, convergence, and other silly fancy words we use too often
(groups.google.com)
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Physical access to a computer is complete access, in terms of security. Therefore, this cannot be used for most computations. Latency is also an issue. A lot of computations can locally be done more cheaply and efficiently if two long jo
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Definitely appears as such. Both are cool. I like the original music better, I think.
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Emergence it is!
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Hardly surprising, but maybe fake. Because science.
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Cool. Thanks
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Is this an "affiliate" link? As in, do you make money or any equivalent when I click this [and buy something]? I see: ref_=tsm_1_fb_s_uk_mwnu2i Probably harmless. Just curious.
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Ask HN: Dynamic Stateless Sites Using Semantic Web Annotations?
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- Does this run in a VPC? - Is this CloudFormation-based? - Is this Chef/OpsWorks-based? - What is the underlying distro/AMI? - What's your take on the difficulty involved in making this HIPAA-compliant (encryption at rest an
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HIPAA compliance, multi-region deployments, VPC outbound proxies, encryption at rest, cfndsl (CloudFormation DSL)
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Learning from Toyota's Management System
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A number of investigative tools come to mind: Faraday cage, anechoic chamber, Amiga 500 with Ethernet, Conway's Game of Life, and ummmm.... arp -a
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DockerDNA == Dockerfile + Ansible Playbook (local)
(github.com)
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