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151.
by khc 8y ago
Is that surprising? What's the typical error margin?
152.
by khc 8y ago
the actual two hard problems are cache invalidation and naming things, but cash invalidation doesn't quite fit into that :-P
153.
by khc 8y ago
Voters also lack the power to implement a Brexit
154.
by khc 9y ago
So if it's shared over SMS, we should ban the mobile network?
155.
by khc 9y ago
Speaking as someone who has trouble finding time to work on his open source projects, I would say one way to start is by reaching out to small open source projects that your company uses. Larger projects tend to have momentum to keep going
156.
by khc 9y ago
You report transactions. So if you lost your keys there should be no transactions
157.
by khc 9y ago
You don't need a complete stop to turn a fatality to a minor injury
158.
by khc 9y ago
depends on what you mean by disaster, I think a lot of South Koreans are thankful that US participated in the Korea War
159.
by khc 9y ago
Page is blank in firefox 60.0b5
160.
by khc 9y ago
Unless the picture shows who the driver was. Source: I ran a red light and got a picture of myself in the mail
161.
by khc 9y ago
Unless to the cache item expired first, yes
162.
by khc 9y ago
How is this a hashtable implementation?
163.
Your handy postcard-sized guide to statistics(timharford.com)
4 points by khc 9y ago|0 comments
164.
by khc 9y ago
I use Firefox container tabs to get around this
165.
by khc 9y ago
"But wait, I rather use S3. No, S3 could neither be an alternative to an NFS nor a replacement for EFS. S3 is not a file system. This smells like a cloud lockin’ to me - not really, Pipeline/Kubernetes can use minio to unlock you.
166.
by khc 9y ago
I've seen Cruise's cars braking for no reason, including once at the intersection (there's nothing in front of the car) I couldn't tell if it figured out it's safe to proceed on its own or if someone took over. It&#
167.
by khc 9y ago
execve and binary caching are relatively easy to implement, as is argv[0]. Do people actually care about making "source" work?
168.
by khc 9y ago
it's actually much easier than that: https://github.com/kahing/bin/blob/master/cleancache.c
169.
by khc 9y ago
Great news, the jump app is crap and won't even show me where the bikes are before charging me
170.
by khc 9y ago
And somehow that's ok if it's webkit?
171.
by khc 9y ago
because posix_spawn() in linux often calls fork(). I just looked at the manpage now and it says under some conditions it'd call vfork() instead, but I don't remember that being the case when I last looked at this (6-7 years ago?)
172.
by khc 9y ago
When I load that page, it briefly says "Netflix is up" before the message is replaced with "We are currently experiencing issues streaming on all devices.". That seems to suggest that other breakage can cause the status
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Update on Pocket and Firefox Integration(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by khc 9y ago|0 comments
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Cloudflare Access Provides BeyondCorp-Like Security to Any Company(tomshardware.com)
1 points by khc 9y ago|0 comments
175.
by khc 9y ago
If you subscribe through Google play, you get a monthly email for each subscription. At least that's how it works for me.
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Targeted Attacks on Speech-to-Text [pdf](arxiv.org)
4 points by khc 9y ago|1 comments
177.
by khc 9y ago
I just use http://example.com
178.
by khc 9y ago
Link?
179.
by khc 9y ago
"google buckets"/Google S3 is called GCS: Google Cloud Storage https://cloud.google.com/storage/ Aside: strangely enough googling GCS gives me Glasgow Coma Scale, you'd think by now google would hav
180.
by khc 9y ago
They have 20000 customers so that's $2M of membership revenue. There maybe other delivery revenues but surely that can't be more than a small multiple of that. How does 500M price tag make sense?

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