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Anchorage Emerges with $17M from A16Z for ‘Omnimetric’ Crypto Security(techcrunch.com)
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
As mentioned, I took 3 weeks off. When you exercise 10hrs/day, even if you pick sports that you love (what I did), you don't want to work or do any "forced" commute. Take some time for yourself and your health, this is i
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
It doesn't have to be high-intensity, you can start pretty chill as long as you do something all day long, possibly in water to burn even more calories (beach paddles, surf, bodyboard, waterwalking...).
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
As mentioned that was only during 3 weeks or so that I took off. Short self-commitment is the only thing that works for me. Also you don't have to go full power mode for 4 hours, the important part is to be in the water and move as muc
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
Just commit for a short period of time, this helps. I'm the kind of person that makes tradeoff with its own brain. Deal was: exercise A LOT but not for an extended period of time, eat less (once a day) but eat food that I like in quant
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
You'll just feel some hunger before sleep but all the gym has such a great impact that it becomes pretty easy to support it, then your stomach will get to a normal size again.
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
I took 1 month completely off to correct the trajectory of my health. Rest of the time I just do 2 hours of gym/swimming.
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
As someone who lost over 100 pounds (6"2 and from 279 to 169 pounds), I can honestly say that loosing weight is way easier than it seems, provided you have a good work-life balance. I lost the first 45 pounds in 3 weeks by doing the fo
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
The daemon is listening by default on a non-networked unix socket so if you're exposing listening on the network, you're already out of the default behavior (which is totally normal but that means that you've started regardin
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
disclaimer: Security Engineer at Docker It is VERY hard to do runtime detection of mining apps for two reasons: 1) it's mostly CPU usage intensive work and only if you know what's the average amount of computer power needed by
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
Yeah, I don't quite understand it either as it'd be pretty similar to have one process per PID ns at the operating system level.
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by nassyweazy 8y ago
There articles are so incomplete and always make it to the top on HN... I need some explanation.
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by nassyweazy 9y ago
anonymous@protonmail ?
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by nassyweazy 9y ago
disclaimer: I'm a member of Docker Security team We're working on a solution that would please most people for docker containers and services called the Docker Entitlements: https://github.com/moby/libentitl
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by nassyweazy 9y ago
Source code link is not working.
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by nassyweazy 9y ago
That's exactly my feeling too.
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by nassyweazy 9y ago
Huge fan of ShareLaTeX, looking forward to see the rest
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by nassyweazy 9y ago
This is an awesome news!
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by nassyweazy 10y ago
Docker security team here :) Thanks for this post, we are currently looking into this issue and a solution in order to have the most secure behavior by default.