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Thinking Ahead to 2019(avc.com)
2 points by tedd4u 8y ago|0 comments
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Not sure I would want my certificates in a cell tower shed. I barely trust CDNs. At least there are posted guards at POPs and colos.
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Regarding pricing: you rate $50/year as pretty high in comparison to a USB backup drive. I think a better comparison might be to other cloud storage services. Quick survey of cloud storage pricing: Dropbox personal 1TB: $120 / T
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Same authors as the OP btw: Manos Athanassoulis Postdoctoral Researcher Michael S. Kester Graduate Researcher Lukas Maas Graduate Researcher Stratos Idreos Assistant Professor of Computer Science
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by tedd4u 8y ago
I recently discussed this with an engineering manager for a notable consumer iOS app with tens of millions of downloads. In discussing how to better reduce their crash rate, there was a debate on his team about whether to enable assertions
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by tedd4u 8y ago
Yubi has added near-field for mobile - supports both Android and iOS and maybe others. I think on iOS though you need iOS 11+ and then app developers need to use the Yubi SDK.
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by tedd4u 8y ago
I think this line of questioning applies to public health issues like cigarettes, sugar, obesity, communicable diseases & vaccinations, etc.
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by tedd4u 9y ago
It seems like neither man nor machine took any steering or braking action -- advisable or not. I also wonder what is the exact job responsibilities are for the human in the car. (The "test driver?") Would love to see the training
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by tedd4u 9y ago
A few people have commented along the lines of "I probably couldn't have stopped in time even if I had been driving." I think it's important as a driver to hit the brakes as hard as you can even if you don't think y
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Looks like $790M https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/slack#section-fundin...
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Thanks for sharing this +1
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by tedd4u 9y ago
P.s. I think Ammon, Idaho is the model for this. Here's a recent article describing the setup: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/06/what-...
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by tedd4u 9y ago
All the stuff they offer today. Comcast / Xfinity for example could offer the following over an OAN: Telephony / VOIP Television channels, especially sports Free/sponsored content (NBC etc) Email "security&qu
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by tedd4u 9y ago
At Flickr, we worked closely with the Vespa team from 2011 through 2016 on a wide range of advancements: * partial document refeeding (i.e. expedite indexing a new field to 20+ billion documents without refeeding everything and staying
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by tedd4u 9y ago
At Flickr, we worked closely with the Vespa team from 2011 through 2016 on a wide range of advancements: * partial document refeeding (i.e. expedite indexing a new field to 20+ billion documents without refeeding everything and staying
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Just, picking my jaw back up off the floor. The conditions there are shockingly unsafe (pun intended) -- all that standing water on the floor? And it's a firetrap -- all that trash lying around, no fire supression. In fact the opposite
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by tedd4u 9y ago
I use this [1] -- it's great. I have it set to delete any cookies not on the whitelist 30 minutes after last set. That way I can log into a site that's not on the whitelist and do something and after I've stopped using for 30
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Keep 1 key on your keychain, one in a fire vault in the house, and one in the safety-deposit box at the local branch bank office. Most U2F-enabled sites let you register multiple keys. Add new sites with keychain during the day, in the even
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Looks like Half-Life
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Spectacle has keyboard shortcuts - in fact, I think that's all it has. All I use it for at least. The first command sets the window to 1/2 width (or height), second tap sets it to 2/3, third tap sets it to 1/3. Works gre
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4 part series: How Quizlet uses Apache Airflow to execute data pipelines(medium.com)
15 points by tedd4u 9y ago|0 comments
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by tedd4u 9y ago
Is this like a 5 year fast-forward in this technology? Any experts see this coming in 2017? Wow.
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by tedd4u 10y ago
There was a very interesting talk at Google Next in March that described a way in which the Kubernetes open source team is bringing this sidecar architecture to Kub. In fact I think they are working with the Lyft team. The whole talk is int
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by tedd4u 10y ago
Thanks for sharing this - watched the intro lecture and I'm hooked! This is my idea of "Netflix & chill"
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by tedd4u 10y ago
Maybe, but isn't the recent trend at Apple to discontinue desktop-only accessories (like monitors)? https://9to5mac.com/2016/11/21/apple-reportedly-stops-develo... https://www.theverge.com&#x2
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by tedd4u 10y ago
Best-in-class or near best displays are supporting and necessary but not sufficient for Apple. So acquisition doesn't make sense. The money is to guarantee supply for their huge product volumes and also sometimes a competitive measure
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by tedd4u 10y ago
Great question. You may already know that Apple has a long history of locking up LCD production capacity. 'After Apple's Q1 earnings call in January, Apple COO Tim Cook told the press and analysts that the company had entered a $3
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by tedd4u 10y ago
'Q:What does China's competitive edge look like in practice?' 'A: One example from The Times article: When Jobs decided just a month before the iPhone hit markets to replace a scratch-prone plastic screen with a glass on
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by tedd4u 10y ago
Exactly, I didn't see it in the article but I think it's a good guess their carb intake has somewhere near zero processed/simple sugars and processed carbs. They are eating "whole foods." One thing I'm interest
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by tedd4u 10y ago
This is true. The problem is bad actors can use this to bypass Apple's review. As an iOS app publisher I slightly regret this inconvenience. As an iPhone user, I appreciate Apple looking out for my security.

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