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by jpk 9y ago
I appreciate not knee-jerk reacting to the criticism, but you didn't really accept it, you deflected it. Again, you're making the argument that he doesn't understand Bitcoin well enough to have a valid opinion about it, and t
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by jpk 9y ago
I would think the money would come from the asker as a bounty for the answer. Where do you envision the money coming from?
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by jpk 9y ago
Ageism isn't a very compelling basis for an argument.
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by jpk 9y ago
Yes! I've toyed with the idea of building exactly this (except I'd do it for Facebook and Instagram, too) for around a year. I didn't really have time to devote to it though, so I've just kind of ended up not using soc
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by jpk 9y ago
No? I don't follow. Did you reply to the wrong comment?
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by jpk 9y ago
A little from column A, a little from column B. We're all in this together.
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by jpk 9y ago
The trouble with this, of course, is that you build an echo chamber for both yourself and your friend. You no longer see the posts you think are BS, and you preclude yourself from challenging your friend's BS in comments. I agree that
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by jpk 9y ago
Or managed into finding another job, most likely.
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by jpk 9y ago
As an aside: The fact that we're talking about buying licenses for something plus all its dependencies, recursively, in the context of node.js is hilarious to me.
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by jpk 9y ago
To be fair, the second time was for creative reasons (they decided they'd made a bad movie and rewrote it). But you're right, the first time was an errant "rm -rf *".
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by jpk 9y ago
Yeah, it is absurd. Maybe that's why the tweet doesn't say that. (^:
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by jpk 9y ago
> "no infosec people have degree in CS" You stretched that tweet pretty far. It's clearly nothing more than an anecdotal counterexample. I'm not sure how your paraphrasing quote ended up becoming such a sweeping gen
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by jpk 9y ago
RegiStax is popular for solar and planetary imaging. I've used it several times on H-alpha solar photography. It has a fairly well defined workflow and there are lots of video tutorials on how to use it.
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by jpk 9y ago
Probably because it's cased that way in camera menus (correctness notwithstanding).
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by jpk 9y ago
I understand your point, but I still think it's wrong. The minimum on the third strike is so a little-to-no revenue startup or shell company or something doesn't willingly abuse data because the fine will be 4% of nothing.
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by jpk 9y ago
Linked from the article: https://www.shodan.io/search?query=NODATA4U_SECUREYOURSHIT That's a list of hadoop nodes you can access via the public Internet.
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by jpk 9y ago
> Sometimes it is OK if you run a cluster insecure. Sure, but put it behind a VPN or something . This article is literally about clusters accessible via the public Internet. If there's a legitimate, non-trivial use case in which
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by jpk 9y ago
This makes me wonder why the panel manufacturer doesn't bin panels like they do with CPUs? Surely they could sell them for less than the 300W panels, but more than zero?
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by jpk 9y ago
Yeah, copy that. I'd like to think a "perfect" version of ourselves would branch out to explore the galaxy and use part of their resource gathering capacity to compassionately provide for and nurture their Earthbound meat pa
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by jpk 9y ago
They care about user experience insofar as it attracts users to their platform -- just like every other company in the space. Apple (arguably) just happens to be a little better at it than Google, Microsoft, etc.
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by jpk 9y ago
> what are you running away from? Rent maybe? There are lots of good reasons to run a startup in SV, NYC, etc. Direct access to capital, certain types of talent, and so on. There are also reasons to not run a startup in places like
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by jpk 9y ago
The parent and grandparent were talking about unilaterally developed tech, "At the end of the day all it would take is one of the 3 major browser vendors to offer an alternative." etc The correct comparison there is Dart. WebAssem
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by jpk 9y ago
It won't happen because none of them will implement the other guy's new thing. Chrome would do the Google thing, Edge would do the Microsoft thing, and Firefox would sit back and balk that none of that junk is standardized. Then
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by jpk 10y ago
I find PowerShell a delight to script in, but terribly cumbersome to use interactively. The exact opposite is true for me when it comes to Unixy shells. I think part of the staying power (whether intentional or not) of composition via cha
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by jpk 10y ago
Use some other poor rube's bandwidth; sell it as your own. Brilliant!
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Finding the moon(travisthetechie.com)
1 points by jpk 11y ago|0 comments
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by jpk 11y ago
The NASA Commercial Crew program's requirements include a line item for "assured crew return in the event of an emergency."[0] Which means any of the CCDev proposals that use the traditional rocket launch approach for the fi
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by jpk 12y ago
That's the thing. He already knows this is inappropriate, but then did it anyway . Which is arguably worse.
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by jpk 12y ago
What I don't understand is "dumb" smoke detectors, whether on mains or 9v battery, have been reliable forever. Yet a device that should be not much more than putting a little compute power/wireless connectivity/et
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Excessive Latency on CORS AJAX Request to Local WSGI Server in Chrome(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by jpk 12y ago|0 comments

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