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by pcnix 9y ago
This certainly does seem to be a fairly easy way to deploy. I'm assuming you'd integrate standard ci/cd tools in via webhooks? Or even pre-push scripts?
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by pcnix 9y ago
Wouldn't there be too many noise problems to reliably determine the right interference pattern? I've heard this suggested before, but it seems to be slow in the making.
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by pcnix 9y ago
I understand that it's your preference, but the namespacing of processes that's the root of container technology is not really that different from conventional wisdom, is it?
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by pcnix 9y ago
Digital Humanist sounds interesting, what does it imply?
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by pcnix 9y ago
I was not aware there were theories about Shakespeare's identity. This is very interesting, thanks.
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by pcnix 9y ago
For any student not part of a university with a journal access program, Sci-Hub is a massive boon. I've not personally had this issue, but there are quite a few amazing post graduates that I know of who rely on Sci-Hub a fair amount.
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by pcnix 9y ago
Yeah, she seems to be making a point there that Verge's usage seems to be (unintentionally) obfuscating.
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by pcnix 9y ago
I can second this. I've had a much better experience in Computational Biology compared to other fields wrt paper access.
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by pcnix 9y ago
I think the argument is that the science building the underlying infrastructure is public and free to share. And that is a fundamental part of the reason for it reaching the size/scale that it is right now.
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by pcnix 9y ago
Yes, this seems to be just a request for a proposal. It is still promising though.
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by pcnix 9y ago
This is a very fascinating account of the logistics behind war. I'd love to read more about modern equivalent of this, can someone suggest a few books on the subject?
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by pcnix 9y ago
Props for the title. This is not a very big problem for all the big name miners though, as they're all betting on prices rising soon. This has happened before, and will happen again until either everyone adapts some alternative to proo
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by pcnix 9y ago
Isn't a forkbomb the equivalent of a DoS attack though? So even if it doesn't grant any privileges or expose data, it is still part of the traditional security concerns.
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by pcnix 9y ago
This is an amazingly honest review.
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by pcnix 9y ago
It does seem like they would have a lot of supplementary income from training and workshops.
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by pcnix 9y ago
Ah, is there anything about Austrian economists I'm missing?
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by pcnix 9y ago
I agree, large companies like Elsevier generally do not care about low magnitude piracy, but something like SciHub is probably to them an existential threat, and something they would throw everything at. The music industry saw a revival of
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by pcnix 9y ago
This is definitely seems to be the use case the blog was written for, seeing the author's background.
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by pcnix 9y ago
You might want to give Unsong a try then, it's the same author: http://unsongbook.com/
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by pcnix 9y ago
That competition should not be decided by who has the most money, it should be based on the weight of public representation, hence democracy.
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by pcnix 9y ago
No, and the battery usage should make it very obvious if the microphone is always on.
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by pcnix 9y ago
Ubuntu is debian based, and works on .deb packages. Just nitpicking, nothing else to add.
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by pcnix 9y ago
But then that means you wouldn't have funded the physics project. In the long term, research in fundamental physics is the main thrust for human scientific progress, which is why it is given the importance it is. Ancillary benefits ar
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by pcnix 9y ago
You should check out Hasura ( https://hasura.io/ )! It is exactly what you're asking about. Disclaimer: I work at Hasura. Feel free to ask me anything you want to know about.
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by pcnix 9y ago
I must admit, I really enjoyed reading your comments on this thread. Good work, and thanks for the effort!
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by pcnix 9y ago
I use a script that implements calibre's ebook-convert command line to convert and mail mobi files to myself from html urls. The ebook-convert command is powerful enough that I can join several html pages together, and also add chapter
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by pcnix 9y ago
It has been passed, but the definition of passed changes to make the test tougher each time. I think that is what the other poster is talking about.
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by pcnix 9y ago
Have you tried Path of Exile? You might enjoy it.
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by pcnix 9y ago
That's the laning stage. The laner is the person playing in the specific lanes during the laning stage.
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by pcnix 9y ago
> There are plenty liberal/left essays floating about the google intranets, this is not you average employer. Yeah, but do they call a third of their coworkers incompetent? It's not the fact that it's an opinion piece, it&

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