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by lambda 9y ago
Why would you think it was a single person? Many of the large transactions are likely payment processors moving bitcoins into and out of exchanges, not any individual. Or mining rig operators cashing out to finance their power bills (and I&
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by lambda 9y ago
If you read the article, you'll see: > Lincoln Stoll’s k8s-vpcnet, and more recently, Amazon’s amazon-vpc-cni-k8s CNI stacks use Elastic Network Interfaces (ENIs) and secondary private IPs to achieve an overlay-free AWS VPC-native s
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by lambda 9y ago
Casino dice are actually cubes, at least as close as manufacturing tolerances of 0.0001 inch can make them. For example: https://www.casinosupply.com/collections/casino-dice/product... This is to help make it easi
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by lambda 9y ago
The first amendment applies to the actions of govnerment officials, not private parties. In the meat-space analogy, the mall is still able to kick out people for violating its rules on conduct, but government officials are not allowed to, n
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by lambda 9y ago
From the rendered manual that is linked from TFA https://dspinellis.github.io/unix-v4man/v4man.pdf > This manual was set by a Graphic Systems phototypesetter driven by the troff formatting program operati
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by lambda 9y ago
One reason I could see is if upgrading in place is substantially faster or cheaper than migrating data to new ones. For instance, if the nodes are storage nodes in a redundant storage system, taking each one offline briefly for a reboot, an
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by lambda 9y ago
> For pretty much complete nonsense NIH and standards-lawyering reasons. You consider the fact that there is no spec other than "how the current implementation works", so no way to know if the code than works on version n wil
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by lambda 9y ago
> A signed app is only more secure if they load absolutely no code remotely Which they don't. That's why it's not a web app.
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by lambda 9y ago
> That said, I feel like I've seen the "Google releases [x]" headline on Hacker News more of late, and I am not sure if that's because submitters are excited and editorializing, or if there's genuine confusion. I
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by lambda 9y ago
> (This is not an official Google product) It appears that Google's policy is that all open source personal projects be hosted under its GitHub account. Thus, I think "Google open sources" is a bit misleading; that implies
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by lambda 9y ago
So what's the current status of the upstreaming work? It sounds like there's a good start discussed in the paper, in removing a lot of conditional and duplicated code and using some more cleanly separated layers, but that was two
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by lambda 9y ago
I don't know about Windows, but on Linux, I would love to have a replacement for the entirety of NSS (and PAM, and other similar parts of the system) that ran in separate daemons rather than by loading shared objects into my process wh
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by lambda 9y ago
There is the UDP source port, which is where the reply will be sent, and a 16 bit ID number associated with each request. Randomizing both of these gives you 32 bits of entropy, which would makes spoofing attacks a lot harder. There were a
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by lambda 9y ago
The code is pretty short and easy to read: It parses the card names and IDs from a CSV file here: https://github.com/minimaxir/magic-the-gifening/blob/master/... And calls create_mtg_gif, which calls get
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by lambda 9y ago
While I mostly use Emacs and have only actually written a little bit of Rust, from what I've gathered the two best IDE experiences are either VSCode with RLS (Rust language server, which uses an adaptation of the compiler for reporting
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by lambda 9y ago
Looking at their commit history, it's not a fork in the sense of "we're actively developing our own new features and diverging from upstream", it's a fork in the sense of "we've taken a stable release from
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by lambda 9y ago
At rendering the content available at the time.
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by lambda 9y ago
> However having something available as part of DB or Hadoop ecosystem enables reproducible execution while taking care of compliance (e.g. privacy), security, access control etc. You are conflating a couple of things here. Of course for
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by lambda 9y ago
You run into different, but similar, issues cloning Linux on macOS as well, since HFS+ is case-insensitive by default (and looks like the same is true of APFS), but the Linux source has filenames that differ only in case (don't ask me
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by lambda 9y ago
Note that the author himself is working on a framework for distributed differential dataflow computations (dataflow computations in which it is very cheap to make small updates to the inputs and see the differences in the outputs), and he h
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by lambda 9y ago
> He is limited by not having an "expensive macbook with 4 real cores" ?? He gave up on a test because it "paged out the 15GB of data". Note that he already demonstrated that for many of the tests, his older MacBook w
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by lambda 9y ago
But it is a distinct city. With a separate mayor, a separate budget, and so separate issues that it has to deal with due to its budget shortfalls. Including issues with the City of Detroit being one of its creditors, due to unpaid water bil
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by lambda 9y ago
The problem being written about is that the city itself has so little income and revenue that it can't provide certain basic services, and even can't necessarily partner with non-profits which are trying to address problems in dif
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by lambda 9y ago
It is a separate city, that is surrounded by Detroit except for one small portion touching Hamtramck which is also surrounded by Detroit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Park,_Michigan It's not terribly unc
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by lambda 9y ago
Those aren't all of the instructions for apt-get. The full instructions are on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/linux/quickstart-instal... and appear to consist of: curl https://package
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by lambda 9y ago
I have an SSD (along with a USB SATA enclosure to connect it), a spinning disk, and at least one USB thumb drive in my bag that I bring to work every day (along with my laptop). This is in part because I switch between working from home and
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by lambda 9y ago
No, he said: > I ran a simple HTTPS web server with net/http, loaded a page on Chrome, and instead of causing a kernel panic... Followed by demonstrating it working. However, the point remains that he only got it working up to doing
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by lambda 9y ago
What does WeChat do that isn't handled by other, separate apps? For instance, I don't really see a need to have the same app do chat and payment (in fact, I'd prefer if they didn't). What about WeChat is particularly inn
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by lambda 9y ago
Have you looked at Rust? It uses Option types, has generics, also uses return values for error handling but has a lot more syntactic sugar to make it cleaner than in Go.
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by lambda 9y ago
Huh, I had the opposite reaction. I thought that it was a very nice, clear article, which is phrased to be approachable by as many people as possible with some amount of technical background. That technical background may not be as programm

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