ra1n85

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by ra1n85 10y ago
I disagree. There are those that work on sustainable, inexpensive, and not environmentally damaging energy production. This kind of work is pragmatic, as it approaches the problem as one we can solve. There are also those that seek to pun
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Thought the same myself. More often than not, it all comes across like climate change is some vengeful god who we must sacrifice for and express an unshakable belief in. Would love to see more pragmatism and less dogma. I think that would
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Not sure what you're trying to say here - that Krugman's words should not be considered seriously because "it was all in fun"? That he commented on a space in which he not qualified to do so "because someone told h
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by ra1n85 10y ago
"By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's." -Paul Krugman Paul does not have the best track record.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Good. Yet another reason we have a flood of cable cutters and record level distrust in media. Shame that the same journalists that played the same game with Iraq, and are doing so with Syria and Russia aren't facing the same. Somethi
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by ra1n85 10y ago
>Can we talk about BGP flowspec instead? Filtering offensive traffic early and often can end DDoS once and for all. What about spoofing? Until broadband providers get serious about BCP 38, this is just cat and mouse.
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Yes, that's the argument.
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Citation needed. Quite a limb to claim that internationalism is the lone reason that Europe hasn't imploded again.
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Pictures of bears or boars roaming schools or shrines would have been a great addition to this article.
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Can you elaborate or provide sources? The language you use is incredibly dense, almost as if an online translation service was used.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
I wish we could put a whimsical and fun spin on GMOs as well. Feed the planet with fewer chemicals and in harsher conditions? Boring. A corn hybrid spliced with 3 Hour Energy Supplement*, guaranteed to give you the step to the next level i
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Always loved DuckDuckgo - kinda came across as a search engine that didn't seek to takeover the world, and only sought to fill a (necessary) niche. That seems more genuine than "don't be evil".
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Aside from the fact that dumping garbage in a public park and leaving your lights on are not even remotely close in terms of impact, it's important to point out that one actually serves a utility. Having lived in cities where electrici
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Most routing protocols can remove indirect next hops if the dependent interface has been determined to have gone down. LACP/Bonding is anotjer challenge that requires either min-links or micro BFD. BFD is often run at aggressive interv
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by ra1n85 10y ago
That's awesome. What's your approach to internet connectivity and wifi? How much power are you budgeting for?
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Except that DPDK has a hard ceiling in terms of total PPS.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
Excellent book. Also banned in Thailand.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
"Ja" is the informal rural equivalent of "Ka", which is used here as an acknowledgement. "Ja" may have been interpreted as improper in this context, as it is not formal. Language is something different to Thai
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by ra1n85 10y ago
>Steve Jobs was lucky he met Wozniak Luck here seems to be the lazy way of explaining events. Rather, Steve Jobs likely felt the need to pair with a very smart engineer in order to do what he wanted, and came upon Wozniak.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
I think that's the most notable trait I've come to consistently see in the successful - the willingness to try, and the insistence on continuing to try after failure.
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by ra1n85 10y ago
This must be satire. Color of skin as a proxy for some form of "cultural original sin" is bad enough. Now we have the self-anointed determining degree of whiteness. What happened to just trying to be a decent human being and hel
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Sadly, you illustrate a lesson that must be first documented and then learned from. Some, who find the hard realities of this arithmetic a bit too at odds with their ideology, will fail to do either. Unfortunately, a lot of these folks ar
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Entirely up to if you'd like to understand it that way. The climate is guaranteed to change, whether by man's action or not. Let's treat it less like the act of a vengeful god, and more like a fact of life.
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by ra1n85 11y ago
>At what point does this become so scary that something happens to increase the taxes on fossil fuels so that consumption will go down? You're jumping to conclusions on the actual solution to the problem. I suggest unpacking this pr
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by ra1n85 11y ago
>1-2% deflation can be better in certain market climates than investments which create jobs Agreed. Return ON capital is different from return OF capital.
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Does this surprise anyone? Nevermind that this all an exercise in charging windmills. How woeful it is, too. Billions of tax dollars spent in trying to defeat the inevitable. All with a "constitutional scholar" as a president.
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by ra1n85 11y ago
I was downvoted for this comment. I don't even know what to think about that.
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Are you sure H1B visas are relevant here? I would imagine EB-5 (investment) visas would be the more common route for upper class immigrant entrepreneurs coming to the US.
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by ra1n85 11y ago
Agreed. The few use cases I see that have a hard requirement for IPv6 typically involve arbitrary drivers like government regulations for unique addressing. I have yet to see much demand for IPv6 driven by functionality.
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by ra1n85 11y ago
That is awesome, I've always been super impressed with the technical depth I've seen in engineers that work in this field.

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