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9y ago
Thanks for sharing! If I were to see these structure on the streets I would brush them off as some funky art projects. Now I wonder what else I have been missing...
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I think it's actually the SafetyNet Attestation API. Checking for root means requiring "certified, genuine device that passes CTS". It also excludes "genuine but uncertified device, such as when the manufacturer doesn&#x
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10y ago
> Your best engineers will tell you that your fancy new ML system needs to have a silent, behind-the-scenes _heuristic_ system backing it up. This should have been in guide somewhere. Makes a lot more sense than the "data not update
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10y ago
> Rule #10: Watch for silent failures This is almost an oxymoron :)
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10y ago
I believe "shame" in the grandparent post just means "pity". https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/oh-wh... > used for expressing sympathy or disappointment
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10y ago
My team isn't hiring Go developers :) However I have forwarded this to the Go guys. Hopefully they can guess your name.
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10y ago
ZALORA | Singapore | REMOTE, VISA ZALORA is looking for DevOps engineers. Automation and HA will be your main goals. You will use Nix/NixOS to glue together a stack of Go, Memcached, MySQL, PHP, Solr and more. A code review is the deci
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10y ago
Sounds like a non-problem if you are going to wipe out Windows and install Linux anyway?
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10y ago
> If I could make one improvement to Every Time Zone it would be to have more time zones available and maybe let you create a set of “favorite” time zones That's describing one of my favorite sites World Time Buddy https:/
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10y ago
ZALORA | Singapore | REMOTE, VISA ZALORA looking for Global DevOps Engineers. Automation and HA will be your main goals. You will use Nix/NixOS to glue together a stack of Go, Memcached, MySQL, PHP, Solr and more. A code review is the
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10y ago
If I cared enough I would have used something with built-in comment support, or something like stevekemp posted in a sibling of the parent (aunt/uncle?). I'm not sure I want to do that, because it seems overly complicated for litt
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10y ago
Not in my case. I accept to sacrifice some features to keep my blog static. Maybe something on the client side that pulls comments from a public source will do. Maybe even just "email me if you have a comment and I'll include it h
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10y ago
One thing that struck me the other day was that HN disallows commenting on items older than 2 weeks. This pretty much rules out the use case for me. I have been on the receiving end of intriguing comments that arrived after 2 years. I would
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10y ago
It seems to be true for MariaDB/MySQL (link in the post), PostgreSQL[0], and SQLite[1] which count as "all" for me :) [0]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PostgreSQL [1]: https://wiki.deb
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10y ago
I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned. I have been on both sides. Take homes are awesome when used correctly. They shouldn't be used for a candidate with a relevant opensource profile. In that case, you can already assert
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10y ago
The most interesting finding for me was that you shouldn't run databases on cool filesystems like Btrfs and ZFS, because of COW. So you either use "uncool" filesystems, or disable COW, which is also kinda uncool.
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So you want a better FS (BTRFS)?
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10y ago
The trick that worked for me was to use something like https://coffitivity.com/ . The sound is similar enough to the usual office noises and thus is very effective in cancelling them out. Also it has enough chaos to avoid be
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10y ago
I didn't notice something swallowed the newlines... ZALORA | Singapore | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA ZALORA is an online fashion retailer headquartered in Singapore with millions of customers and 1000+ employees throughout South East Asia. We
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ZALORA | Singapore | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA ZALORA is an online fashion retailer headquartered in Singapore with millions of customers and 1000+ employees throughout South East Asia. We're expanding our globally distributed DevOps team.
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A little hard to find, but this is well described in https://github.com/ipfs/examples/blob/5d77470eb5ae944aa54093... .
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Oh hi! (Does HN not have a notification or am I just ignorant?) To quote from the link in the parent: > You can use any framework or library you are comfortable with. We like Haskell, Nix and PHP so it'll be great if you use them, e
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ZALORA | Singapore | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA ZALORA is an online fashion retailer headquartered in Singapore with millions of customers and 1000+ employees throughout South East Asia. We're expanding our globally distributed DevOps team.
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10y ago
First I thought random colors might just be a "because I can" thing, but the script apparently keeps consistent colors for each man page. Now I wonder if it has a use case...
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In case anyone looks for the same thing, I saw "ProtonMail is community software, funded by the community, and open source." and jumped to GitHub to search. As stated in https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClient
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ZALORA | Singapore | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA ZALORA is an online fashion retailer headquartered in Singapore with millions of customers and 1000+ employees throughout South East Asia. We're expanding our globally distributed DevOps team.
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I went through the list of algorithms in Wikipedia [0] and a reader pointed out that block sort [1] is an interesting case. It has all the best properties listed, except the worst case swaps, which I can't find in Wikipedia. [0]: http
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10y ago
Good point. I think it's strange to talk about Google and GV as if they are one company, while also acknowledging they aren't. Even for one company if the size is large enough, you almost never get all the decision makers together
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You are exactly right. Thanks again.
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I don't like the idea that Digital Ocean can be doing something that weird :) But it seems like you are right. I'll drop them a note. $ mtr --report-wide 2404:6800:4003:c02::6c --tcp --port 993 Start: Mon Mar 28 03:23:08
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