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by kimi 6y ago
It would be trivial to, but it's more a matter of principle. You write content for a blog so Medium can monetize it and track your readers? that's good, but I would prefer not to have it on HN.
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by kimi 6y ago
I personally love Keith Jarrett's. Though Glenn Gould's are, let's say, "gould standard".
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by kimi 6y ago
Yes and no. Whether the phone is roaming or not, the cost of data is the very same (marginally, zero). The industry a s a whole has a major issue if they think they can sell data for 10c/Mb. What I'm saying is that this is chock
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by kimi 6y ago
I'm frankly appalled at $0.10/MB. Are we still in the 90's?
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by kimi 6y ago
Still, you have to be mr Scrooge to punish IA for trying to help during an international emergency.
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The FBI investigating hacking of Covid research by “PRC-affiliated cyber actors”(fbi.gov)
313 points by kimi 6y ago|233 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
We do this with Docker, on a few thousand customers across 4 datacenters.
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by kimi 6y ago
It's hard to tell. Whatever about the virus itself, the economical consequences are to be felt for years.
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Call traffic to European companies up 15% over March after big slump in April(twitter.com)
2 points by kimi 6y ago|2 comments
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Call traffic for SMBs in Europe showing signs of improvement(queuemetrics.com)
1 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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Ah-hoc log analytics in the REPL (2017)(queuemetrics.com)
1 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
I am not sure of what is the whole point of this notarization thing. It would be great (ahem, let's say so) if there was a big and closed list of executables, but every shell / ruby / perl / python script can do many fun
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by kimi 6y ago
I mean, Matrix is great. I love it. But I would not be able to push Riot to my non-telecom-geek friends - the GUI is just so far from the experience you are used to with Whatsapp or Telegram. Messages that aren't deciphered? Scroll res
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by kimi 6y ago
I'm using the latest. It's still horrible.
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Clojure Observability and Debugging Tools(futurile.net)
2 points by kimi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kimi 6y ago
Like every set of rules, they work if you follow them. Like, you know the secret of a successful diet is not eating all that junk you gulp down every day. The secret of quitting cigarettes is not smoking them. But you still do. So what? whe
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by kimi 6y ago
As written here: https://github.com/l3nz/SlicedBread - "the over 400 rich pages of "Java concurrency in practice" show how hard it is to write and debug a good-mannered multithreaded application in stand
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by kimi 6y ago
You may also look at Kotlin coroutines in VertX, that we are using and seem to work just fine.
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by kimi 6y ago
I am amazed at how good the no-cookie experience is. You get a readable, basic-HTML formatted article, and nothing else. And that is - go guess? - exactly what you wanted for reading an article. +1
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by kimi 6y ago
It looks exactly what is written on the docs - if you have a table with capacity of 1000 and resize at 75%, it will resize at 750. Ok, capacity will actually be 1024 so threshold will be at 768, but this does not really sound like news...
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by kimi 6y ago
In this case I have been writing a lot of Java in the last few years. Nothing wrong with it, all the extra parentheses made it pretty good.
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by kimi 6y ago
And you are not alone. I admit I did the same, exactly because it was so good and I wanted to give something back.
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by kimi 6y ago
Even if it was the best thing since sliced bread, I still would not use it: https://www.dyalog.com/prices-and-licences.htm A run time license for multi-user applications? you must be joking, right? does still anyone produce
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by kimi 6y ago
One could also say that someone in Italy who considers any coffee worth drinking would be considered insane.
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by kimi 6y ago
You won't believe it. They even queue up at Esselunga to buy Starbucks pods for their Nespresso machine....
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by kimi 6y ago
Maybe not "the best" - but for 30 cents a pop, it's so easy, and it's always good. Of course what you drink at caffe Mexico in Naples is a different thing, maybe a different planet; on the other hand,there are whole coun
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by kimi 6y ago
Nespresso. That's what Italians drink at home today. Easy peasy, always good. Even my relatives in Naples drink it. :)
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Rumors of Further Layoffs at DigitalOcean(twitter.com)
2 points by kimi 6y ago|1 comments
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by kimi 7y ago
Frankly, everybody speaks so highly of it, but I'm not getting it. "the joy of Clojure" by Fogus is a good introduction.
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by kimi 7y ago
Find a problem that is un-sexy enough and work on it. Success is 99% persistence.

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