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by keeler 8y ago
This looks pretty interesting. Are there plans to add CloudHSM support to the Vault setup?
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by keeler 9y ago
What would be the incentive for users to transmit these packets?
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by keeler 9y ago
Use slack-cleaner[1] to nuke messages you've sent. You need to generate a legacy token[2]. [1] https://github.com/kfei/slack-cleaner [2] https://api.slack.com/custom-integrations/legacy-tokens
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by keeler 9y ago
What language did you write your app in?
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by keeler 9y ago
Not sure if you made it to the end, but he relapsed and is back on the streets.
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by keeler 9y ago
What the answer doesn't explain about Socrates is that his daemon, according to his own telling, was constantly monitoring since childhood what he said and did, and would often warn him against saying and doing certain things. In philo
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by keeler 9y ago
That video is uniquely horrible.
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by keeler 9y ago
I put our DB2 installation process into an Ansible playbook. Installation time is now like 12-15 minutes, tops.
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by keeler 9y ago
Austinite here. I still use the local competition even after Uber returned.
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by keeler 9y ago
Really?
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by keeler 9y ago
Aha. So that's today's announcement. :)
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The Language of Thought Hypothesis(plato.stanford.edu)
2 points by keeler 9y ago|0 comments
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by keeler 9y ago
Keep your audience in mind. This is Hacker News. If this were a website for lawyers, political scientists, and historians I would have given a different answer to the question of "What, exactly, do philosophers do?" For them, the
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by keeler 9y ago
Good call. New Horizons is excellent.
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by keeler 9y ago
People forget that Alan Turing's essay "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" was published in Mind, a major philosophy journal. People forget that Boolean algebra comes from a work called "The Laws of Thought," whe
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by keeler 9y ago
Hartmann is certainly not a giant on anyone's list. Even if you were to compare him to some of the "lesser" giants, such as Berkeley, Schopenhauer, or even Thomas Reid, it's not even close.
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by keeler 9y ago
Kripke is a good start. So is work by Jerry Fodor.
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by keeler 9y ago
> How about if all ISPs were to charge a very small levy to customers? How about levying such a tax on ISPs themselves? They're the ones making a profit off of the infrastructure you're talking about.
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by keeler 9y ago
> So he took philosophy out of the normative, positivist, Hegelian world Former philosophy person here. In analytic philosophy, those three are generally understood to be all at odds with each other. "Normative" has to do with
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Reptyr – A tool for “re-ptying” programs(github.com)
1 points by keeler 10y ago|0 comments
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by keeler 10y ago
The linked URL forwards me to a login prompt. For others experiencing the same, you can view the manifesto here: https://pugwash.org/1955/07/09/statement-manifesto/
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by keeler 10y ago
This comes at an interesting time when Microsoft has recently announced server designs on ARM architecture.
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by keeler 10y ago
It's 283.514° Fahrenheit in Roorkee? :P
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by keeler 10y ago
Looks like it is getting swamped. Here's another price index chart: http://www.coindesk.com/price/
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by keeler 10y ago
A Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume Representations by Jerry Fodor A number of essays published by Chomsky over the years (a recent, small compilation book called What Kind of Creatures Are We? is a handy start).
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Configuration management for distributed systems (using GitHub and cfg4j)(code.flickr.net)
1 points by keeler 10y ago|0 comments
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Nutanix dynamic inventory script for Ansible(github.com)
1 points by keeler 10y ago|0 comments