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somurzakov
7y ago
it is unbelievable that the was MAX considered a low-risk in terms of selling planes, but ended up huge risk in technical perspective. if they just stuck to evaluating technical risk first, and only then the risk of selling the plane - perh
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somurzakov
7y ago
book an emergency exit seat for extra $50 or something
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somurzakov
7y ago
check Venafi for scanning your network for certs and managing them you can also build scanner yourself on top of nmap and store discovered certs in one DB and link it with your configuration management db
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7y ago
i am not convinced that wasm interpreter will be bug/vulnerability free. as it was the case for every new piece of software there will be ton of vulnerabilties in the VM itself that will be exploited
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7y ago
i wonder what are the security implications. how many new vulnerabilities will be uncovered, machines infected, and viruses implemented in wasm. the concept of wasm doesn't really fly with zero-trust internet
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7y ago
and what is the profit in compiling C/C++/Rust into wasm, instead of native binary code?
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somurzakov
7y ago
some of the compute workload still needs to be on a backend because of security concerns. if you offload too much stuff on a client-side, then any hacker can mess with it and break your system. for example you can get angular debugger exte
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7y ago
you are right, APIs often use o(n) algorithms in an individual API call that is meant to execute once. what happens, is that API users start executing that endpoint N times and here it becomes O(n^2). people should remember that APIs are fo
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7y ago
i looked over the tutorials and curious to know, whether the tutorials are representative of how Netflix does ML ? is data really being read in .csv format and processed in memory with pandas ? because I see "petabytes of data" be
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7y ago
can it run crysis, though?
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somurzakov
7y ago
when you are smart and don't have a need to prove others how smart you are - you will end up just enjoying your life in full [by playing video games]
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7y ago
+ compare US work schedule to european - fewer paid vacation days, nonexistent maternity leave, expensive health insurance
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somurzakov
7y ago
typo, should be read: I don't believe
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7y ago
I believe that european bureacracy can be successful in building aws/azure rival from the ground up. They better support european cloud providers through some industry association, grants, or establish a university based partnership pr
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7y ago
looks like market segmentation - finding your niche. find your niche by being top 10% in three areas and you will be top .1% in one niche that is combination of the three
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7y ago
US troops and aircraft carriers protect saudis from neighbour nations (Iran, Iraq, etc.) and ensure that the kingdom is safe. I am sure saudi king will not dare to piss off american investors, otherwise arab spring in KSA would have happene