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by superbaconman 13y ago
I've personally been thinking along the same lines. We may be thinking about the personal cloud. Bringing the application server to the user allows us to provide thin clients, reestablish personal security, and drive consumers to buy m
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by superbaconman 13y ago
I'm not convinced this is a bad thing. The average citizen should have just as much contact (if not more) with the local officers than the average criminals. Police are the most likely to move up the political ladder, and the ones who
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by superbaconman 13y ago
http://123d.circuits.io/
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by superbaconman 13y ago
After talking with my very conservative family in the mid-west. Yes. They are hated.
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by superbaconman 13y ago
I think the last gotcha there is the wrong way to think about it. If you say slices are passed by reference you risk passing on a lot of mis-information. Instead, slices are a struct, with a pointer to an array, and are passed by value. I m
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by superbaconman 13y ago
Using mininet right now to do verification of message parsing and link discovery. Other than the latency calculations, link discovery seems to be working just fine. After I get this next iteration done I'll take it to the office (InCNT
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by superbaconman 13y ago
I'm working on an OpenFlow controller in my spare time. There's nothing too cool about it other than, it's written in Go and GPLv3 licensed. It's useable but I have a big update in the pipes. Once that update is done I s
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Ask HN: What are you working on and why is it cool?
435 points by superbaconman 13y ago|761 comments
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by superbaconman 13y ago
So I register a new service (or process) to run on metal using Chef. Then Chef installs the service and updates the nerve config running on that metal device. Nerve then keeps a central Zookeeper updated with the status of its local service
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by superbaconman 13y ago
the segmentation of consumers makes the whole debate boil down to who will you make the most cash. I think apple has a solid hold and doesn't really need to worry in regards to the consumer market. but developers are going linux meanin
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by superbaconman 13y ago
the hardware looks pretty impressive for the price. I'd like to see Linux running on it.
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by superbaconman 13y ago
It's easy to write a script that does one thing in exactly one way, but it's hard to build something that everyone can use.
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by superbaconman 13y ago
Thanks for the info. I don't feel bad anymore.
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by superbaconman 13y ago
lol@gmail.com whoever owns this, hates their life.
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by superbaconman 13y ago
This sounds like a wired device? I've been looking for a good wireless mech keyboard for a while now...
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by superbaconman 13y ago
Politics really does destroy all that is holy. in this case free software. should I be able to extend free software for profit or not? I would say yes... but there are some cases in which I would say no. for a compiler I would say no one sh
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by superbaconman 13y ago
At my current pay it'll take close to 10 years to pay off my college debt. The only hope I have to shorten that period is to produce more value (I'm trying my best), or get lucky with a startup (I'm in a good market). I know
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by superbaconman 13y ago
The tools to create and the networks to share already exist but the trouble is getting people to enjoy creation. Fix this and you might create tomorrow's economy.
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by superbaconman 14y ago
there's so much everyday news hitting hn that I only ever read the new section. the hn community has become too large and its interests too generalized. the lack of focus on personal projects and introductions to new technology is destroyin
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by superbaconman 14y ago
Who's the ISP gonna throttle? It's next to impossible to tell the difference between a legitimate request and a zombie. Also not all zombies are knowing contributing to a ddos. Are you gonna kick grandpa off the net cause he doesn't think b
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by superbaconman 14y ago
Does this really solve the problem though? If a file that contains the attack appears legitimate, it could potentially be shared. If the file is saved to google docs or dropbox everyone who tracks that folder is compromised also.
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by superbaconman 14y ago
This happens all the time. Many face long sentences while innocent. How many innocent people are sitting behind bars today because they thought no one would ever believe them in court? I expect the number is small, but that does not change
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by superbaconman 14y ago
I was able to. Maybe it's a browser issue?
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by superbaconman 14y ago
This article was actually the tutorial I used to get into node.js. I learnt a lot, but I still don't feel like I could write anything really good using just this info. Usually after articles like this (no matter how good) you just need to d
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by superbaconman 14y ago
The whole article is speculation and 'what if's. I understand a lot of people are worried about reactions to Windows 8, but I think the move to create a cross hardware development platform will distinguish them in the long run.
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by superbaconman 14y ago
And Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.