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by topher200 6y ago
Interesting thought process. One minor correction: there's two BSL-4 labs in China. The other is in Harbin, Heilongjiang. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biosafety_level#List_of_BSL-4_...
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by topher200 6y ago
@dang Can we add [Rust] to the title?
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by topher200 6y ago
This blog post specifically says that it's a walk-back of the policy announced in your link.
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by topher200 6y ago
I agree here. It's really exciting to have a platform where the friction of releases is totally removed. I'm excited to see where they end up with this product.
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by topher200 6y ago
Very cool! At my previous position we spent a lot of time creating staging environments for QA and UX to use. I love the idea of having an "environment per feature" which can exist for a week while the release candidate gets check
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by topher200 6y ago
Segment's business in particular has them integrating with dozens of unique endpoints. There's an inherent desire for code-reuse in a system like that, along with customization required per endpoint.
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by topher200 6y ago
Attrition
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by topher200 7y ago
I believe GP means this paragraph: > So Slack's VoIP uses WebRTC, which connects via UDP/TCP to always send SRTP packets through a TURN proxy (which extends STUN via ICE) to work around usual NAT problems. These guys scanned th
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by topher200 7y ago
> Now, a drug called chloroquine — and some people would add to it “hydroxy-.” Hydroxychloroquine. So chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine. Now, this is a common malaria drug. It is also a drug used for strong arthritis. If somebody ha
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by topher200 7y ago
There might be latency issues. Although I'd expect that any decisions which are being made which require such latency are automated decisions running on a on-prem machine anyway...
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by topher200 7y ago
> my Youtube consumption is via youtube-dl run on my server via cron job, with the videos then synced from there to the relevant devices Crazy -- I have the exact same setup. Good to know other people out there have solved this issue in
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by topher200 7y ago
> CL: Stands for “changelist,” which means one self-contained change that has been submitted to version control or which is undergoing code review. Other organizations often call this a “change” or a “patch.” source: https://g
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by topher200 8y ago
Great article with great analysis of the shortcomings of the security community on this one and ways this can be improved moving forward.
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by topher200 8y ago
Reliability: No contributor can revoke this license. What does this mean in practice? That once something is released with this license it cannot be revoked? Would this allow for a scenario where v1 was released under Blue Oak and v
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by topher200 8y ago
This seems awesome. I love the automated way to update Cloudflare DNS addresses via a trigger from the Kubernetes informer API.
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by topher200 9y ago
It's like he's speaking right to you! Maybe you're not convinced that typing is a core programming discipline. I don't blame you, although I do reserve the right to wonder how you manage to program without using your ke
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by topher200 9y ago
Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16056271
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by topher200 9y ago
I had a merge to do today so I installed and tried it. I liked it! Great context for each side of the change and great keyboard controls. Thanks for creating this mkchoi212!
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by topher200 9y ago
Looks interesting! The website could use some more screenshots showing off what's possible.
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by topher200 9y ago
Yeah, that would be helpful. Some kind of live demo/video would be more engaging than the static images on your current landing page. Looks like it could be cool!
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by topher200 9y ago
"This video has been removed by the user."
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by topher200 9y ago
It's true that Cloudflare left themselves that loophole, but the general tone of the rest of the post seems to suggest that they're going for the throat. I wouldn't expect them to back out on paying the $50k even if the immed
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by topher200 9y ago
I have a USB foot petal I keep under my desk: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B008MU0TBU/ref=oh_aui_se... I mostly use it as a quick play/pause video button.
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by topher200 10y ago
It was crazy to see a Factorio tournament at PAX. I never would have expected that that game would lend itself to a tournament setting, but they did it! From what I understood, everyone was loaded into identically seeded areas. No combat, b
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by topher200 10y ago
Bug report on the "about" page: http://screencast.com/t/xdSZrifx5Ct0
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by topher200 10y ago
To answer a question that should have been in the FAQ, there are 730 hours in a month. So you can run one app 24/7 under the new scheme, plus have some left over for experimentation.
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by topher200 10y ago
To help others before they try it, it's a 404
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by topher200 15y ago
Congrats on making it happen! There's a typo on your about page: anually -> annually.
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by topher200 15y ago
That's not completely true. There is the ability to easily delete uploaded videos from your phone. Qik is still my solution for this sort of thing. If you record, it immediately starts uploading. Even if you randomly close the app (by pushi