sgroppino

14 ms·

91.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Imagine the multiplayer version showing you all the other sysadmins or devs entering the same room to check for logs etc as a problem is being debugged. "Hey dude, look at this log!" and there goes the command for a tail or grep..
92.
The most valuable military real estate in the world(politico.eu)
2 points by sgroppino 9y ago|0 comments
93.
by sgroppino 9y ago
I wonder if insurance companies or lenders with start forcing you to give up access to your main bank account in return for lower premium or rates...
94.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Or competition between ISPs?
95.
by sgroppino 9y ago
And competition.
96.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Self promotion?? The guy is a legend!
97.
by sgroppino 9y ago
They could have sent Dr Tanenbaum MINIX chip #50,000,000 and politely requested he did not make the info public? A small gesture of appreciation I guess?
98.
Tensorflow logo wrong?
1 points by sgroppino 9y ago|0 comments
99.
by sgroppino 9y ago
This is terrible. Do they also mix with items sold by Amazon itself?
100.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Donuts and KFC are terrible. You should stick to Ben & Jerry's.
101.
by sgroppino 9y ago
In the article it's employees but typo in HN headline
102.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Then package them up and sell them as a triple-A bond. Hey we are getting somewhere now.
103.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Don't forget the great food and nice weather.
104.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Read about the Korean War and how his grandfather managed to get China and Russia to help. This situation also reminds me of the Cuban Missile Crisis under Kennedy - perhaps the only short term viable option if you want a real embargo.
105.
by sgroppino 9y ago
I thought this was going to be an article by Heston Blumenthal...
106.
by sgroppino 9y ago
One advice I read recently was to focus on the problem you are trying to solve, not ideas.
107.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Take one or two stars off the rating of the trip depending on the amount of the surcharge. That seems to be the only way to fight back as a consumer.
108.
A low latency, high framerate screen sharing, viewable in any modern browser(github.com)
1 points by sgroppino 9y ago|0 comments
109.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Thanks - saw it now in the comments.
110.
by sgroppino 9y ago
I'd have though that two-factor authentication could have prevented this type of attack?
111.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Maybe a solution is to add some lines of code with special keywords to get your project blocked by the great firewall?
112.
by sgroppino 9y ago
The main difference could be that google has loads of cash to burn trying things out. I don't know their history 100% but suspect they were pretty strict with standards when they were a small start up.
113.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Mostly because they just look at number of users and hope someone will buy the company at a users multiplier valuation and nothing else?
114.
by sgroppino 9y ago
I agree. Most serious companies today have policies in place to prevent stuff like this.
115.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Re #2, I wonder if the IRS will start asking US citizens to declare eCurrency accounts in FBAR anytime soon.
116.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Mindmappers used to be popular for this... not sure what happened to them.
117.
by sgroppino 9y ago
How about infomercials? Is there a limit on those?
118.
by sgroppino 9y ago
Perhaps the key is to invest in what you know?
119.
Europe struggles to attract tech talent even as US closes doors(politico.eu)
2 points by sgroppino 9y ago|0 comments
120.
by sgroppino 9y ago
But fast as they use the back plane

More ›