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by ljosa 10y ago
We switched from Dyn to Route53 a few weeks ago … lucky.
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by ljosa 10y ago
Dyn outage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12759520
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by ljosa 10y ago
Looks like he recently (August, 2016) moved his company, GreenArrays, to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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by ljosa 10y ago
The latency is higher than I had hoped. I wrote 10,000 files with 10 kb in each. It took 23 ms per file on average. Then I read them back. That took 8 ms per file on average. That's way too much for the use case I was contemplating, so
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by ljosa 10y ago
My father was a cop in Norway. He told me that they once tickled a belligerent drunk to get him to surrender.
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by ljosa 10y ago
What hardware did they typically use?
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by ljosa 11y ago
The TSA will refer you to the local police. What happens next depends on the local laws. In some states you will be arrested (e.g., Massachusetts, where a law prohibits most people from carrying guns into three of the state's airports)
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Gaussian Processes with Clojure(yieldbot.com)
16 points by ljosa 11y ago|3 comments
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by ljosa 11y ago
The authoritative DNS server for pvv.ntnu.no is still a MicroVAX II from the late 1980s. It runs an (up-to-date, I think) NetBSD. Logging in by SSH takes several minutes, even with SSH v1.
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by ljosa 11y ago
WordStar, not WordPerfect.
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by ljosa 11y ago
Illegal stop signs abound in the US. Stop signs should only be placed if they meet a Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) warrant. One or more of the following conditions must exist: (1) intersection of a less important road wi
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by ljosa 11y ago
There's Slack for that.
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by ljosa 11y ago
Datomic is probably getting more attention on HN in the wake of David Nolen's EuroClojure talk about Om Next ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9848602 ).
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Data Science in Clojure at Yieldbot [video](yieldbot.com)
32 points by ljosa 11y ago|0 comments
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by ljosa 12y ago
Well, thanks—but how? You're close to 5000 miles away, right?
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by ljosa 12y ago
Last year, we visited and considered the Subbury Valley School in Framingham, Massachusetts (the original one). A friend's daughter goes there. What we learned is that there has been a shift in philosophy over the years. There used to
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by ljosa 12y ago
List of hunts for foreign submarines in Swedish territorial waters: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_submarine_incidents One ran aground in 1981: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_submarine
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by ljosa 12y ago
Probably field phones for use in their camps, between friendly neighbors, etc.; not cell phones or anything that will be connected to the public telephone network. Example: http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/secured-line-commun
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by ljosa 12y ago
So now it's ThinkPad or MacBook Pro. What is it like to run Linux on MacBook Pros these days? Does Ubuntu and other popular distributions install without much fiddling? Does any of the hardware not work with Linux?
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by ljosa 12y ago
If this works well, then it's enormously useful. I spent way too many hours trying to get the existing solutions to work, without success. (In the end, I had to implement the view in HTML and JavaScript!)
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by ljosa 12y ago
I just found that annoying. I simply wanted to read the text.
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by ljosa 12y ago
Ten years later, how is the Linux kernel community doing in terms of cultivating new contributors?
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by ljosa 12y ago
Does anyone have experience with using the microservices style for development, but deploying them bundled into a larger unit (e.g., a single Docker image or virtual machine)?
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by ljosa 12y ago
A bunch of us got those commands imprinted on our brain by using Turbo Pascal, even though we didn't use WordStar.
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When WordStar Was King (2009) [pdf](english.illinois.edu)
19 points by ljosa 12y ago|8 comments
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by ljosa 12y ago
That doesn't mean that you can't switch to it between every line of code and hit reload, just in case there is something new.
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by ljosa 12y ago
Expected an Apple II; was disappointed.
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by ljosa 12y ago
Can someone give a guided tour to something cool that shows how different AS/400 is from a Unix machine?
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by ljosa 12y ago
AOL all over again.
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by ljosa 12y ago
So, why don't they?

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