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by mverwijs 8y ago
I agree.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
I experienced it exactly as you describe. To me this argument always came across as fabricated and empty. I have seen too many examples internally at that place, where the (to me) obvious moral choice was neglected or even laughed at. The &
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Yes they provide liquidity. But that is not the reason traders become market makers. The liquidity is something that the exchanges want so they can provide better services to their other users / customers. What the market makers get in
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Not realtime, because that only enforces 'precision', not low latency per se. When I was working in this field, 2008-2011, there were guys doing fpgas, custom tcp/ip stacks, custom network drivers, dedicated networks and netw
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by mverwijs 8y ago
I worked for the biggest market maker in Europe for three years, from 2008 through to 2011. My experience disagrees with every statement you made, except the job fulfilling part. Making markets does not add any value to anyone other than th
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by mverwijs 8y ago
> Where DevOps once was focused on monitoring dashboards and reacting to problems as they emerged, with automation, IT can focus on more innovative activity that impacts the overall business. This is hardly how I experience IT Operations
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The Operating System Development Wiki(wiki.osdev.org)
3 points by mverwijs 8y ago|0 comments
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Darch: Using Docker to build immutable (desktop) environments(godarch.com)
3 points by mverwijs 8y ago|0 comments
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Perhaps check out pi-hole.net.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
What I learned while being a father of two is that there is no such thing as objectivity. I have my prejudices. And when I notice one, I tell my kids about that. Including that I probably have a lot of unknown (to me) prejudices too. And th
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by mverwijs 8y ago
> Ads were never as intrusive as that damn cookie/gdpr banner. The poison slipped into your morning coffee is also less intrusive than the antidote shot into your arm with a syringe. > In case you didn't know, there are no s
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by mverwijs 8y ago
> Bloomberg’s report describes an attack that is not possible at the companies listed in the article. Assumptions. This article is full of them.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
The price is the true price for any phone, when taking into account being a responsible manufacturer. If your phone is cheaper, it is being built irresponsibly.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Yet it was (the company) Opera that first included adblocking by default.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Underlying Linux kernel updates? I thought their OS was built from scratch?
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Anyone here want to share their experiences running k8s on IBM Bluemix (formerly Softlayer)?
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by mverwijs 8y ago
I was struggling with the same dilemma. I'm dutch, fluent in english, and cannot think of one insulting phrase specific to the English. Of course: if one's superior and winning, one has no need for mocking. ;-)
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by mverwijs 8y ago
It is absurd that this is the consumers' problem. This is the manufacturers problem. Let them sort it out.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
So you're saying we can alter our complete structure within the space of one generation? That is pretty uplifting actually.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
I'd upvote you, but my Verizon Ultra G5 Package does not allow for upvoting.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
The GP did ask a very technical question, without any requirement stated on profitability. The example used (Sufficient Velocity) does not appear to be profit-based either.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
I cannot reproduce this on any of my chromebooks.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
Parentpost is talking about a different market group. You are talking about chromebooks provided by schools to students. Parent is talking about chromebooks _bought_ by students (because they're cheap and functional).
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by mverwijs 8y ago
They still are.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
And then governments will make so much money off of plastax (ha!) that they'll never ban it.
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Grazing the Net (1994)(fno.org)
13 points by mverwijs 8y ago|3 comments
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by mverwijs 8y ago
It is the open Internet that levelled the playing field. Of which Github and Open Source are but subsets.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
"The number of things you need to create and worry about are a barrier to starting a project and iterating on it quickly." As an SRE / Ops person it is my take that Kubernetes addresses many of the complexity your startup sh
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by mverwijs 8y ago
LineageOS 14.1, on a Moto G4.
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by mverwijs 8y ago
It does on my Android. This is not standard (on a rooted device, with AdAway installed)?

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