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by kordless 10y ago
If you haven't heard of Giant Swarm, I encourage you to contact them. They have a scalable microservices provisioning solution that can use either Docker or Kubernetes. German company. Disclaimer: I worked for them last year. Holler if
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by kordless 10y ago
What about the fish's excuse?
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It's a data point and was used as such. The effects of breaking moving vehicle laws can be rationalized away when the mass of the vehicle moving is low. That doesn't preclude other incidences, such as this one, where someone who&#
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The idea that words themselves can be harmful is ridiculous. People create and use words. The people who say words can be harmful, if they are presenting facts in the way they see them, as opposed to the way they are observed in reality. St
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I would point out some memories are image based and some are not, at least in those who visualize. "What are visualizations?" would be good to add to your list. Visualization appears to be a widely varied ability, yet we know very
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There's an insane amount of shipping going on right now and I seriously can't imagine terrorists can disrupt those supply chains. We'll just reroute around them - there is plenty of duplicate shipping channels in the world. I
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"What the devil is the point of surviving, going on living, when it's a drag? But you see, that's what people do." - Alan Watts
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My dad got it back in 2000, when we knew very little about it - not that we know much more today, honestly. It killed him, eventually. Blood clots from being paralyzed for a few months. Hospital didn't put him on blood thinners.
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Intel's IA-32 mote prototype could go into smart labels to sense rough handling(pcworld.com)
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> It's good to put things into perspective. A bunch of made up bullshit, no matter how entertaining, is NOT putting things into perspective. Oh, the irony.
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Or perhaps it could be people asking leading (biased) questions that have no answers.
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Well, I consider a microcontroller to be controlling something not on board, so yeah. :) It's minimal in that it has two pinouts.
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Actually you said "imagine scenarios" which is basically visualizing scenarios that might happen. That's speculation, pure and simple, given the "screen" they are running these on are internal to the people runn
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I messed around with several versions of these and will say they are all sorts of a pain in the ass to get going. The Python stack I was using on them kept crashing when I would put it into power saver mode. Still, it's pretty cool you
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The Particle Photon is pretty awesome: https://store.particle.io/ Program in JavaScript, from a web IDE even. Wireless uploads to the board. $19.
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> It's easy to imagine scenarios Except, in the government's case, they are imagining scenarios for me, and my family, and my friends, etc. Their job is to protect us, not speculate wildly FOR us. We didn't elect them to d
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by kordless 10y ago
VMWare can go fuck themselves. Infrastructure is meant to be open, trustworthy AND scalable. Current infrastructure software models don't directly benefit everyone using the software. The models benefit the company, however, but run co
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NASA's new camera just properly filmed a rocket plume for the first time(sciencealert.com)
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> since the success of the application layer drives further speculation Define "success" and you describe the use case for a blockchain. I need a record of performance, plus efficient algorithms to summarize those records later
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by kordless 10y ago
I agree with you, but I also think asking leading question sucks. Just say what you mean! Open Standards are the MOST CRITICAL thing we can be considering right now. If we can agree on standards that can adapt to other standards, using AI m
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My claim would be applied to all virtualized environments, including containers and VMs - not just Docker. Microkernels have a decent shot at keeping the security issue at bay, but even then it can't keep them out forever. Everything f
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I'm primarily concerned with escalated privileges in what will become standardized gear for VR and AR viewing...if we start down the path with containerization like I expect we are. Worn most of the time while a typical user is awake,
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> if this turns out to be true, I want credit You cool if we blame you too? :)
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There is very little reason to believe that escalated privileges are not possible within a given virtualized environment, at least with current technologies. Containers are great for development and production on your own infrastructure, or
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Wordpress is not a federated platform, unless one wants to redefine federation.
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> This is literally a 100% complete recreation of MtGox all over again. Regardless of outcome, this article is literally a blaming rant which represents speculation as truths. Edit...decided to rant a bit myself. I ran in the Bitcoin sce
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> Throwing blockchain tech into the mix is going to add tremendous complexity and friction to any protocol which will then be out-competed by a true open protocol. Throwing blockchain technology into the open protocol mix will stop compa
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I really shouldn't ask leading questions, because they are technically equivalent to blaming statements. What I meant was that "it does NOT matter" whether it's a UX bug or an intentional pattern. The effects can be the
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I save downvotes for truly awful comments made in a blaming way. If a comment I've made is non-blaming, yet addresses the more uncomfortable bits of reality, I fully expect to be downvoted. In this case, within several minutes I was at
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> Security doesn't happen by mistake. My hypothesis is that we do not fully understand what "security" means yet in this reality, which would imply that security does happen by accident. We (software developers of all sk

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