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by po 8y ago
It's related because it's being reported by a user of ProtonMail into a ProtonMail forum. What you say about it being relevant to just about every page is definitely true.
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by po 8y ago
I use and like IBM Cloud (Softlayer) for k8s stuff... I find they are making improvements to it (including docs) on a regular basis and I can often find and talk directly to their devs in a slack channel. Some parts are a bit clunky and I f
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Codebuff: Language-agnostic pretty-printing through machine learning(github.com)
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by po 8y ago
> it's widely considered unacceptable for any curator to highlight themselves in their work in this way So then he's not a curator but a patron. There's entire wings of galleries dedicated to portraits of patrons of the ar
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by po 8y ago
AKS engineering team spent over a day helping identify that the user had over scheduled their nodes, by running applications without memory limit, resulting in the kernel oom (out of memory) killer terminating the Docker daemon and kubelet
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by po 8y ago
IMO, This is an invalid, outdated view of Japanese culture. Japanese companies, even large culturally important brands, get purchased by foreign entities. A controlling stake of Sharp was purchased by Foxconn two years ago, for example.
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What Is Public?(medium.com)
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JavaScript port of micropython(github.com)
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Scientists Fix Genetic Risk Factor for Alzheimer’s Disease in Human Brain Cells(gladstone.org)
153 points by po 9y ago|51 comments
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by po 9y ago
YouTube is at least 2x as bad as Facebook is in terms of indulging you in your addiction to whatever crazy conspiracy theory you want today (which is saying a lot). Facebook is perhaps better at exposing you to your neighbor's crazy co
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by po 9y ago
FWIW, I liked this format. It reads like a presentation and digresses and regroups back to the main thread throughout. It may make it less widely read but I think it may also make it more memorable and loved. The value for the reader is in
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by po 9y ago
Super interesting points here. You mentioned that the real-world Kanban board forces you to empty slots to make room... I've never seen that in any of the software Kanban-style systems have you? I've played around (in spreadsheets
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by po 9y ago
IIRC the Campaign Zero people were talking about this right at the start. Yes they have AFAIK too.. I'm not sure that people (including these orgs) realize that body cams without the oversight may be worse than having no body cams. T
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by po 9y ago
A lot of progressives were pro-body-cam in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests but from my view, unless they are accompanied by very strict protocol rules (probably at the state or federal level) they simply increase officer optionality
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China is force-installing spyware onto Muslim citizens' phones, to monitor them(mashable.com)
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by po 9y ago
Thunderbolt has DMA and it's offered over USB-C so... kind of by proxy. It's not clear to me if a USB-C device doesn't support Thunderbolt (i.e. it only does the USB 3.1 part) if it also is clear of this potential issue.
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Chris Lattner: “Turns out that Tesla isn't a good fit for me”(twitter.com)
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Chinese scientists beam back 'entangled' photons from space(chinadailyasia.com)
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The Times Sharply Increases Articles Open for Comments Using Google’s Technology(nytimes.com)
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Keybase for mobile(keybase.io)
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Let's end warrantless searches at the border(thehill.com)
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by po 9y ago
I went to a hatsune miku holographic performance at a festival concert here in Tokyo a few years back. The crowd was into it and it was a lot of fun. Visually, it was totally convincing from the center of the floor at mid-distances. There w
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Introducing DnsControl – DNS as Code Has Arrived(blog.serverfault.com)
10 points by po 10y ago|0 comments
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by po 10y ago
Although I haven't used any of them yet, the various beeware projects have always been interesting to me. I've especially been watching Batavia [1] because I think it could be a very interesting way to ship form/page validati
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by po 10y ago
In some respects I feel like the Teenage Engineering OP-1 and pocket operators are taking over the spirit of the Roland 808. Easy to use but surprisingly deep hardware gear: https://www.teenageengineering.com/products/o
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Not Your Father's Python: Amazing Powerful Frameworks(blog.signifai.io)
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by po 10y ago
Nice. Very reminiscent of Magnasanti in simcity: https://rumorsontheinternets.org/2010/10/14/magnasanti-the-l... Taking simulation games to their logical extremes is a wonderful, time-honored tradition.
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Consciousness on-off switch discovered deep in brain(newscientist.com)
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by po 10y ago
Yeah that's true, I'm totally assuming 'competently implemented TLS' when I say it would protect the connection.
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by po 10y ago
We've been using pyup for a few months now and it's awesome. Thank you. I was initially concerned that constant PR's for dependencies would be too noisy for our team but it turned out that it's configurable enough and gr

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