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mayank
10y ago
> Uh, reading the study, smoking cannabis then taking amphetamine causes dopamine deficits, and they don't explore whether this is transient or permanent. Yes, the title is extremely sensationalized, as is sadly the norm with scienc
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11y ago
Yes, but at the expense of readability, development speed, and incremental updates to images (where typically the dependencies layer changes slower than your target code).
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11y ago
The layered fs that Docker uses is based on additive snapshots, so removing tools at the end will paradoxically increase your image size with a useless snapshot.
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11y ago
You can be prosecuted for reasons entirely unrelated to your publishing of a story, even if that is the true reason. Do you think people don't try to intimidate journalists?
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11y ago
Not really, freedom of press is much narrower. What you're suggesting is an ideal world where journalists are protected from the egos and reputations of powerful people who might want to retaliate against them for their reporting. Ther
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11y ago
> I thought here in the west we're assured that we have freedom of press. Freedom of press does not guarantee freedom from persecution (or prosecution), so the international consortium approach is a much better guarantee for all th
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11y ago
left-pad.io was shortsighted from the start, everybody knew that, but nobody in the echo chamber wanted to admit it. Now that left-pad.io's unicorn chances are all but smashed, perhaps we can look forward to SF rents finally coming dow
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11y ago
Neat trick. Add a 'crc' field after 's2' and you just made it work for memory corruption too.
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11y ago
I thought about this a bit more, and I can't think of a single legitimate reason to be logged into npm during a third-party package install. Of course, that doesn't mean packages won't break if anyone was depending on this be
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11y ago
It's definitely a nuanced issue. > ● Automatically expire login tokens I don't see how this helps the issue at hand; a worm could spread very quickly, requiring just a single publish from each freshly infected user. > ● Requ
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11y ago
You should check out lodash/underscore [1]. Not only is the codebase well reviewed, but there is a _.pad function in there (left and right!), and the maintainers are open to additions if core functionality is truly missing. You'
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11y ago
require('util').format gets you pretty close.
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11y ago
The trick is putting the right stuff in the if conditions.
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11y ago
> I always hated that docker forced you to treat a container as a single process and spoke about it as if it's a virtue. Let me decide how many or little processes I want running in a container. You can have as many processes as you
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11y ago
Considering that it's Github, how about things relevant to software engineering, like: agree, disagree, support, insightful, obsolete, misleading. I can't imagine it being helpful to know that someone felt "heart" about
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11y ago
> AWS has "three" queuing systems, "two" storage solutions with different API's and different quirks. Google just has one and its nails the use cases for queuing and storage. This is not currently true. Google ha
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11y ago
Tailorbrands is great! I'd love to see move than 6 designs though. Previewing the generated brand on various objects is a great idea!
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11y ago
> Replace court judges with peer reviewers. So...a jury?
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11y ago
Maybe focus it as a journaling tool then? Writing app may be a bit too broad for other writing styles.
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11y ago
> San Francisco-based Zynga is putting its San Francisco headquarters office property on the market for sale, according to sources that track the sale of office buildings in San Francisco. They're going to lose out on the fact that
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11y ago
Interesting that this is released in source closed, API-only form, rather than the open-code model taken by TensorFlow. I wonder how far you could approximate the model by training a learner on the API responses.
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11y ago
Only two of the six requirements listed don't seem to be well supported by Github: > Must have a way to setup issue templates prescribing what fields are required >Must have ways to organize issues other than labeling (milestones
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11y ago
Honestly, the Buzzfeed story has more information in it than the Venturebeat article linked, which basically just has the announcement text: http://www.buzzfeed.com/williamalden/80-of-zenefits-deals-in...
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11y ago
The second part is usually handled by encrypting a randomly chosen symmetric cipher key using each public key, and then encrypting the file with a symmetric cipher. And I believe keybase was founded to tackle the first problem.
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11y ago
> 1. Your private IP addresses are accessible by everyone in the same datacenter. This is pretty bad compared to an AWS VPC -- you basically have to manage and sync your own iptables between all your nodes.
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11y ago
> Look for Southwest Airlines in the widget...they won't pay Google. Southwest is notable as an airline that won't submit their pricing and inventory to third-party aggregators. This has nothing to do with Google, and is also t
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11y ago
Alphabet companies are more like business units, with all the associated bureaucracy and overhead, than startups. Think more GE than YC.
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> Who cares about knowledge of city streets? Funny story: for a while in SF, the taxi union (?) was running ads that were thinly veiled attacks on Uber/Lyft. One of them showed a smiling taxi driver with the caption "would you
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11y ago
Mongo 3.0 contains an engine that was acquired and is very decent, much like InnoDB in MySQL.
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11y ago
> and has had a long list of security vulnerabilities that a safer language would have protected us from. Care to point to the "long list of security vulnerabilities" in qmail?
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