kemitche

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by kemitche 9y ago
To me it's more like copyrighting the standard height of a door.
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by kemitche 9y ago
You can't get someone's bank from that. You can likely figure out someone's bank if you monitor their location over time, though.
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by kemitche 9y ago
The SLA only applies to the Plus plans.
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by kemitche 9y ago
Even with that bias, how that number changes year over year can be revealing.
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by kemitche 9y ago
It would not have to be involuntary. They could put up the paywall with a message that says "Click here to let us mine 5 cents of crypto. We'll let you view this article in exchange."
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by kemitche 9y ago
I disagree on #4. For me at least, a page with no borders and just whitespace looks like a jumble of elements. Not that everything should have a border, but plenty of websites could go for a couple more lines.
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by kemitche 9y ago
ACME is a protocol - I imagine most of us are hoping that, should LE fade off, one or more others take the reins and implement it.
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by kemitche 9y ago
Online, I could be completely cynical about everything, not believe anyone without 10 layers of solid citations, and so on. And to do that I'd have to spend 48 hours per day online checking facts and sources, or never venture onto the
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by kemitche 9y ago
I find unit tests to be _most_ useful in very particular cases: When a given function I'm writing has a set of input/outputs that I'm going for. Various items like parsing a URL into various components, or writing a class tha
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by kemitche 9y ago
> Because the alternative would be to have thirteen saurik in the same thread debating a topic and you would have no way of distinguishing them. In the real world, people almost always go by their first name, and we don't have this
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by kemitche 9y ago
If everyone waited for 100% availability, then 100% availability would never come.
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by kemitche 9y ago
Color me stupid, but I thought all major browsers already stripped referrer info when navigating from HTTPS? The examples used don't make sense to me if that's true.
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by kemitche 9y ago
I won't say I agree with most interview processes for software, but here's more food for thought: CPAs presumably have been externally certified, so perhaps you only need to check "team fit" things. Sales interviews: if
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by kemitche 9y ago
It doesn't even need that. It should start by grouping the options by severity - separate the real alerts from the test alerts via section headers and you solve 99% of the problem.
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by kemitche 9y ago
Yup. Half the comments in this thread are "oh you could do issues in git or something." No, when my PM asks me if bug 123 is fixed, I want a single source of truth. Whether that truth is GitHub, JIRA or something else, it's s
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by kemitche 9y ago
I don't know if I agree. The pragmas listed in the article, by and large, are directives at specific parts of the reference go implementation, allowing for specific optimizations/annotations that implementation needs. Any other im
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by kemitche 9y ago
100% agree here. Ship with secure settings by default and have simple "developer guides" that show what to crack open for easier use in non-production environments.
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by kemitche 9y ago
And, over several decades of the NFL, all of that has happened several times.
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by kemitche 9y ago
GCE is a hosted k8s. Google does the maintenance for you, to my understanding.
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by kemitche 9y ago
IF Comcast had actually been legitimately trying to contact the customer via other means (phone, letter, email) AND it was a significant issue (end of life on modem), then it's not unreasonable. I rather doubt that Comcast tried the ph
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by kemitche 9y ago
The chance of winning the lotto is much much smaller than the chance of Uber surviving to an IPO with value at/above the fair market value that triggered $300k in AMT.
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by kemitche 9y ago
If someone wants to steal from my apartment or trash it, there are a million better ways that don't involve them being employed or contracted by Amazon, being tracked and having video of their entry into my abode. As long as Amazon kno
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by kemitche 9y ago
Abnormal behavior on the road increases risk by creating unknowns. I don't think we should ban autonomous cars from new behavior, but I think it's just as odd to say that unpredictable but legal behavior is somehow just as safe as
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by kemitche 9y ago
RBAC via IAM will be a huge selling point for this.
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by kemitche 9y ago
Kops can emit terraform, FYI.
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by kemitche 9y ago
No, Facebook's side needs to verify that the image is you, and that you're not just hashing a photo of the McDonald's logo.
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by kemitche 9y ago
90th percentile is probably used so that outliers (Bill Gates) don't overly skew the bar charts. I don't understand your final question though. 90th percentile means that, for the data set, 90 percent earned less and 10 percent ea
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by kemitche 9y ago
Isn't that the premise of Ethereum?
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by kemitche 9y ago
I can run a dozen containers on my laptop a lot more easily than I can run a dozen VMs.
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by kemitche 9y ago
You're right, I was probably swinging too hard on the other direction with my comments. The core of my argument stands: I refuse to require side projects as a condition for hiring someone.

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