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by srmatto 6y ago
Until we get encryption as a constitutional amendment we can probably expect to fight these types of laws perennially.
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by srmatto 6y ago
>"a prize for anyone who can come up with a way to access encrypted data while protecting privacy and security." A prize for a cake that can be eaten but will never be consumed.
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by srmatto 6y ago
That's a very obtuse take of what I think is a more nuanced development. It's not as simple as "If you don't breathe, you die. Duh!" Regulating your breath can be used to regulate your body and mind. There are lots
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by srmatto 6y ago
Has anyone seen or heard about a post-mortem for the last outage just over a week ago?
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by srmatto 6y ago
GitHub more or less offers this in the Projects board feature: https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-your-work-on-gith...
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by srmatto 6y ago
I thought ~60%+ must adopt for it to be effective? https://045.medsci.ox.ac.uk/
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by srmatto 7y ago
The Government Digital Services of Singapore developed a Contact Tracing protocol using Bluetooth called "BlueTrace." The protocol is what supports their TraceTogether app. They are working to open source the technology now and ar
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by srmatto 7y ago
I'm really excited to see where this goes in the community. There are some interesting projects using Firecracker such as Weave Ignite and firekube that I think could improve the security of Kubernetes. Also lightweight VMs are excitin
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by srmatto 7y ago
Here is the update to this article, 3 years later: https://amplitude.com/blog/12-signs-youre-working-in-a-featu...
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by srmatto 7y ago
Aren't we currently living through a mass extinction? That seems like a reasonable proxy for "outpaces most organisms ability to evolve." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction
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by srmatto 7y ago
I've been waiting for this technology to improve to the point that a laptop or portable computer could be made to write code while outdoors.
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by srmatto 7y ago
For better performance and more flexibility I'd recommend an ESPRESSObin v7 over a Pi. 3xGbE ports and a dedicated topaz switch offer something much more akin to a true router than the Pi. http://espressobin.net/
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by srmatto 7y ago
The documentary HyperNormalisation[1] argues that this deluge of low quality information is intentional. > "In Russia, Vladimir Putin and his cabinet of political technologists create mass confusion. Vladislav Surkov uses ideas from
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by srmatto 7y ago
Kubernetes Gardener uses a main cluster to provision and maintain child clusters. https://gardener.cloud/
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by srmatto 7y ago
Red Hat is absorbing some of their technology rather than just firing everyone and terminating the product like Travis CI for example.
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by srmatto 7y ago
Also check out https://opentelemetry.io/
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by srmatto 7y ago
Also wetlands the biome targeted for infill in the example are an especially important type of biome and are also comparatively rare.
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by srmatto 7y ago
There was an attempt to implement just such a tax in New York City but it failed. https://ny.curbed.com/2019/3/27/18283292/pied-a-terre-tax-re...
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by srmatto 7y ago
We probably need a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to use encryption, otherwise this cat and mouse game will never end.
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by srmatto 7y ago
The premise of this article reminds me of this essay: "If Materialism Is True, the United States Is Probably Conscious" https://faculty.ucr.edu/~eschwitz/SchwitzPapers/USAconscious...
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by srmatto 7y ago
Its a little frustrating that the author didn't include a cost for the project. I understand that some if not all the parts are generic and can be swapped out, but a ballpark sum would be helpful to compare against products like this:
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by srmatto 7y ago
I think Chillers with ice storage could be used to handle this somewhat. They already are used for that purpose to buy power off peak prices and then distribute the cooling when its needed thus de-coupling the supply and demand somewhat. Th
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by srmatto 7y ago
Fair, but at $370 I think the ratio gets much better.
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by srmatto 7y ago
I bought an HP Proliant DL380 G7 with Dual Xeon Hex-Core X5660 at 2.8GHz, 76GB DDR3 RAM, and about 1TB of 15K HDD for $370.
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by srmatto 7y ago
GitHub Actions supports secrets in each Repo. So presumably you could just expand your secrets at runtime and use a CLI tool to push to PyPI.
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by srmatto 7y ago
We need to fix Social Security Numbers and the entire SSN system of identification and stop with this insanity around protecting them.
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by srmatto 8y ago
There's a rumor that a new switch is due any week now for what its worth.
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by srmatto 8y ago
This is happening or happened in London as well. This is a short video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIpWAd9SoD4
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by srmatto 8y ago
That isn't so true of the bottom of the job market or places outside of high-tech. Most call centers aren't competing for anything and they treat their employees like cattle. Things like random drug testing to enforce your complia
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by srmatto 8y ago
I used your post, thanks for your hard work!

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