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by random3 7y ago
Keyboard.io is one of the nicest pre-built ones. You can fully customize the layout of the Keyboard.io and get blank keycaps https://community.keyboard.io/t/whats-the-latest-info-on-key... You can get a barely used one
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by random3 7y ago
That is indeed a lazy argument. The proper angle for the public argument is what's the tradeoff? What do you lose by trading privacy?(as you're clearly not impacting child safety by dropping privacy related to a digital asset
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by random3 7y ago
Chris Moore was one of my kiteboarding trainers in Providenciales, TK. While hanging out he shared quite a few stories. A few years ago, after I learned how to stay upwind in TK I flew to Maui. I flew Cabrinha and Naish kites only to reali
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by random3 7y ago
And replace it with what?
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by random3 8y ago
Streams are a bit more general. They allow you to use functional operations on sequence of elements (e.g. map, filter, reduce, etc.) to build a processing pipeline which can execute async and in parallel. ``` widgets.stream() .filter
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by random3 8y ago
1 point by random3 0 minutes ago | edit | delete [-] To be more specific.. Disclaimer: I've built distributed infra on AWS, Azure and GCP as well as on premise. There's a reason I'm using GCP. I'm not stating that reason
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by random3 8y ago
I'm trying it... starting to have second thoughts though. They make it look like it's all ready to go and then you start uncovering bits and pieces of things that seem to be half-done, half-legacy, half-dead at the same time. TBH
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by random3 8y ago
With Java 11, there are supposedly no differences between Oracle and OpenJDK so time to go OpenJDK
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by random3 8y ago
> I believe Golang has two different kinds of productivity. Productivity within the project goes up quite a lot with generics. And then, everyone tends to immediately treat every problem as "let's create a mini language to solv
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by random3 8y ago
0.5% is not irrelevant when you talk about deaths. Statistically if you consider the sample size and significance (P = 0.001) it actually looks very non questionable. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedici
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by random3 8y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/ethereumjs/ the Ethereum's JavaScript implementation. If you want a good ready to use development tool look at https://truffleframework.com/ - it's literally
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by random3 8y ago
Can you point to any reference with statements on deprecating or otherwise working around CAP concerns?
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by random3 8y ago
Flash was mixed with licensed non-opensource-able stuff and it wasn't a trivial code base in the first place. Given that Adobe hasn't actually made much money off Flash, such an effort would have been likely unfeasible and prohibi
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by random3 8y ago
> "Partial refund". That's a very low standard for a service level agreement, but typical of Google. Your whole business is down, it's their fault, and all you get a partial refund on the service. The SLA is the contr
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by random3 8y ago
I had a touchbar 15" from work and once I left I bought the no touch bar 13" version. I was waiting for the 15" no touch bar version, but it looks like I'll stick with the 13" for now. Eventually they'll probab
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by random3 8y ago
It's about having a closer integration (i.e. beyond dropping a fat jar in a Docker) between the Java toolchain and Docker toolchain. Why? Because when you need to operationalize stuff, you suddenly or less suddenly and more painfully d
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by random3 8y ago
I think making Ruby typed is a cool endeavor. It's just that it's a bit hard to justify from a business perspective.. It's not like changing to typed Ruby wouldn't affect the code bases. They'll end up having someth
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by random3 9y ago
I think having a way to overcome the usability problem is a good idea. Keep in mind that Peepeth is a self-funded effort by one person (Bevan). I'm sure he'd be more than glad to solve the usability problem, but purchasing ETH on
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by random3 9y ago
While the article mentions a refresh of MacBook Pro, "Mac Pro" gets mentioned 36 times in the article while "MacBook Pro" is mentioned 8 times. I hope the refresh will not be about completely removing the underpowered &q
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by random3 9y ago
So height discrimination is not discrimination? Funny, but no, not to encourage people to grow taller, but to encourage NBA to have height classes, just as boxing has weight classes.
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by random3 9y ago
This brings back memories... http://predicthistunpredictpast.blogspot.com/2013/08/how-pho... Maybe there's a solution :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rationing
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by random3 9y ago
> "I think the reason this paper was accepted is different from the reason the author likely thinks it was accepted." That's a great perspective to have! I wonder if opinions like these are available online - I'm thin
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by random3 9y ago
Can you elaborate about what has been tried and what hasn't worked out?
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by random3 9y ago
The typography of the website reminds me of Phrack magazine :)
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by random3 9y ago
https://perkeep.org/doc/overview
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by random3 9y ago
This is the most elegant critique to the current line of Macs I've read so far. I hope it reaches the right eyes and ears. While Steve Jobs was unique, I believe Apple has the right people to continue delivering the same great products
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by random3 9y ago
As an opposite interesting story from another part of the world around same time. When I was just a few years old my father (a highschool chemistry teacher with a research background) was telling me stories about how how himself and his co
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by random3 9y ago
Perhaps it's the same as with medical services? Note that providers won't typically tell you the cost of a procedure unless you give them your insurance. Don't insurers have negotiated (lower) rates with providers? Also ther
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by random3 9y ago
Highly related: https://x.company/makani/ founded by Don Montague, one of the Kiteboarding pioneers - likely the first one to create software to design kites and windsurf sails.
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by random3 9y ago
Then perhaps you could ask John Wilkes ;) later edit: I'm referring to the fact that when Kubernetes came out it didn't have resource allocation and the answer to "how it compares to Mesos" was that it would run on top o

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