r00tanon

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by r00tanon 4y ago
I agree with the sentiment of this post, but also agree that self-hosting in a scalable, and secure way is challenging. Another thing that is challenging is the corporate security, often augmented by Google, applied to domain names that oft
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by r00tanon 4y ago
Regulatory risk is part of any investment decision. Investors have to consider that before investing in "Big Oil". Doesn't stop them from filing lawsuits though. Oil companies aren't going to go "quietly into that g
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by r00tanon 4y ago
In Newton's case, even if there were hints in existing literature available to him at the time of concepts like limit and derivative, which is arguable, he would still have had to connect all the dots and create a workable new mathemat
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by r00tanon 4y ago
There is also new "recession resiliency" score that is trumping even high credit scores now. Another money grab on the part of CBs that credit card companies are using to justify raising rates even on good standing accounts.
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by r00tanon 4y ago
A lot of Go code using the Go AWS SDK that's useful as a non-trivial example in and of itself. Is this IaC "light" for purposes of setting up and tearing down small applications for experiments or demos? Obviously a lot of ef
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by r00tanon 4y ago
Truly a tour de force of culinary engineering on par with the best that the CIA* has to offer. *Culinary Institute of America
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by r00tanon 4y ago
Very sharp. Enough for quantum effects on the edge to produce Hawking radiation.
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by r00tanon 4y ago
Yes. Why would I trust all my files to this? Needs to be a lot further along. why is "Rust" a feature? I could care less the implementation language as long as the thing works as advertised.
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by r00tanon 4y ago
Insuring a Blockchain could handle the transaction volume would be an issue I think.
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by r00tanon 4y ago
And Nunes in charge of building another Twitter. Another in a long line of sad jokes in the same vein as the "Freedom Phone".
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I'm reminded of this old Apple video "Apple Knowledge Navigator" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umJsITGzXd0
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I didn't know The Onion published studies.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
Enjoy it while you can. Realize though that being "employee #1" and wearing all the hats while working with others that "share your values" means they probably think they themselves are "employee #1" and wearin
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by r00tanon 5y ago
Many companies have actually experienced more optimal business in WFH during the pandemic. And many metro areas less pollution, lighter traffic, etc. The fact is most work is done hybrid anyway in companies with large geographic footprints
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by r00tanon 5y ago
After 2 years my company, a recent acquisition of a "large bank", has begun the RTO transition. The CEO of our parent has been leading the charge to "get back in the office, where face to face gatherings foster great ideas, s
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by r00tanon 5y ago
If the coin is thinner on one side, then it will fall on its edge more often? If the coin has an offset hole in the middle? A triangular coin? With an offset hole in the middle? Include thinner condition on the last three.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
OK, but if you toss the coin higher, relativistic time effects come into play.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I missed the /s ?
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by r00tanon 5y ago
Good cognitive exercise and fun. Also if Putin sends the missiles, it may come in handy in 2022.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
My BS detector is glowing red. Yeeeaaahhh. Hackers are going to announce they got hacked in ALL CAPS!!! along with the screen caps to prove it. WE ARE SO STUPID!!! I wouldn't click on that stuff.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
The most inscrutable UX possible. It's almost like an on purpose design that puts the most useful or frequently needed things under meaningless icons wrapped in burger menus and the least useful things in large space sucking parts of t
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I'd you divided all your measurements by 7, I'm pretty sure both datasets would still align with Benefords curve.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I'd you divided all your measurements by 7, I'm pretty sure both datasets would still align with Benford's curve.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
On the spectrum I think. He really has minimal EQ.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
Having come of age professionally in the Mozilla era, everything the Internet has become since then is the worst case scenario we all saw coming. Once commercialization of personal information and site tracking became a norm, it has been do
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I had no idea Visual Prolog existed! Thanks for that mention.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
I loved Turbo Prolog. Creating many cool things: graphical chess problem solver, watching the search process on a VGA screen on a 386 CPU, expert systems, logic analyzers. But it's been a long time. C became my next new love (Turbo C f
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by r00tanon 5y ago
Blockchain: a replicating dataset that spreads like a virus and grows in size exponentially using energy to sustain itself. Sounds a little concerning.
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by r00tanon 5y ago
The more we automate jobs that people hate doing, the more time people will have to do jobs they are really good at and enjoy doing. Hopefully creating TikTok videos won't be the majority of the creative jobs humans will focus on. Ther
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by r00tanon 5y ago
As with all architectural patterns there are tradeoffs. Microservices for one thing are not functions. Granularity is an important concern. A DDD approach up front will help with granularity. The other leg is serverless support. Without tha

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