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by rudolph9 7y ago
AWS has wasted so many hours of my life troubleshooting their “throw shit at the wall and see what sticks” services. I don’t know why developers put up, even push for, their garbage services.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Been working with libp2p, IPLD, etc (IPFS stuff). It's improved a lot. Still rough on the edges but definitely improved. Fundamentally, the spec are good. These guys might not have the most mature development practices but it's a
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by rudolph9 7y ago
With enough time I 100% agree but considering the flys have not adapted for centuries to biting zebras with their stripes I’m skeptical this will happen any time soon.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
I would consider this a good thing. It really doesn’t require very much effort to be compliant and it ultimately results in UI that are more easily accessible by not only bling people, among other disabilities but also encourages better ext
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by rudolph9 7y ago
The last time I saw Richard Stallman talk he had a pager. I’m actually interested in getting one, it would be cool to get push notifications for things I normally get on my phone. I wish there was a watch that had pager service.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
What are the negative effects of microplastics?
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Provided I have no scientific basis to back this; I can’t help but think this is kinda good thing as I’m guessing there is less greenhouse gas in the South Pole atmosphere (again no evidence to back this) and the excess heat from the earth
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Ok, just got done with the Comcast technician at my home and and unfortunately Comcast is not able to provide my router with a boot config to support higher upload :( I just get the default we is still giving me 5Mbs upload and somewhat iro
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by rudolph9 7y ago
I don't understand why the upload speed is so slow for all the comcast packages. I reside in Portland, OR and Comcast seems to be the only descent option. However, the fastest upload speed I could get without springing for $300/m
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by rudolph9 7y ago
I don’t know if this a direct result of the laws passed but prices definitely seem to have dropped from last year to this year (don’t have numbers, just perception of someone living here)
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by rudolph9 7y ago
In Oregon rent control was applied in a very targeted way to encourage new building such as exemption for the first fifteen years after a building is constructed and rezoning of a massive number of lots to allow multi tenet housing. Did the
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by rudolph9 7y ago
If you take a step back and look it from the context that the data is somewhat being served by untrusted distributed devices in a verifiable way; it’s pretty freaking amazing it works at all! Sure a raspberry pie could replace this in heart
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by rudolph9 7y ago
The JavaScript node is coming along surprisingly well. Still not 100% production ready but light enough you could doom it in the background of pages without affecting the user experience. The addressing mechanism the sun out into IPLD is q
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by rudolph9 7y ago
I think a better title would be "Cue: A constraint programming langue (from some people who work[ed] at Google)". When you consider the use of this language within a distributed system it's pretty freaking brilliant. https:&
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Still need some work but definitely make kubernetes development a lot simpler is https://jenkins-x.io/ Just drink their koolaid and (provided the Jenkins-x platform works as intended ) the majority of your kubernetes headac
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Here is a descent looking Haskell library that implements functional encryption concepts https://github.com/cpeikert/Lol
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by rudolph9 7y ago
It seems like people often forget how applicable EVs are to in city heavy commercial vehicles such as garbage truck, buses, service vehicles The high torque nature and predicable nature (at least in the case of garbage trucks and buses) mak
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by rudolph9 7y ago
It probably will yield good results for the next decade but will set a bad precedent for the world in general and back us into a corner as confidence in the security for this stuff improves and the next decades passes.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
No but it’s a good... punch... line haha
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Have the NSA attack domestic systems and make the ransom fixes for the the vulnerabilities they just exploited! haha, might just be crazy enough to work
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Already made the switch. My workflow has hardly changed at all.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
A similar initiative is The Land institute https://landinstitute.org/ They actually just got one of the crops they’ve been working with into a cereal. It’s seems like crops that better perversive the balance of our planet w
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by rudolph9 7y ago
People die when the .net program in Tesla crashes
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Maybe that logic applies to other companies but Facebook is probably a bad example.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
Facebook voting rights are in the hands of their dear-leader and no amount of investor pressure has direct impact on the decisions made by the company. > This is because of Facebook's dual-class share structure. Class B shares have
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by rudolph9 7y ago
I’ve had a very similar experience building with nextjs. Drastically simplifies the boiler plate needed for a React app and gives you a concise api for SSR.
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by rudolph9 7y ago
As a programmer who loves going into very remote regions of the US, I cannot wait to have solid internet in the middle of nowhere. I’m skeptical a mobile satellite driven internet connection is going to be reliable enough to work from but
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by rudolph9 8y ago
I think people tend to equate minimalism (i.e. only having things that bring value to your life) with living in a smaller home. Of course you could like in a larger space without owning tons of stuff, people just have a bad habit of buying
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by rudolph9 8y ago
Jenkins-x is actually not bad. I've been working through various options available to provision kubernetes clusters and employ CI/CD and although it's still a little rough around the edges, it's bringing together all th
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by rudolph9 8y ago
This is such revolutionary thinking!

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