utopian3

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by utopian3 7y ago
> In the end (if I understood correctly), it is supposed to be the go-to tool for serverless architecture. You misunderstood. No one calls Docker a “serverless” architecture.
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by utopian3 7y ago
Pride?
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by utopian3 7y ago
You conveniently avoid the fact that SpaceX inserted itself into a collision course with the ESA’s orbit, long after ESA had been there. Being that ESA has a “right of way” they asked SpaceX to take the action
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by utopian3 7y ago
Which medium collection? I’d like to read to refresh my knowledge
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by utopian3 7y ago
> Google pulled out of the China market because the moral and economic costs of complying with government regulations wasn't worth the value of the market.. That’s not why they left
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by utopian3 7y ago
I don’t have as much faith in the system as you. And I wouldn’t want to wait a decade for it to be fixed.
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by utopian3 7y ago
Don’t be so cavalier in shrugging off the person you’re responding to. This kind of national scale governance is equatable to “centralized planning” governance. You have to consider it from the local economy perspective, otherwise you’ll be
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by utopian3 7y ago
The IRS has (this decade) targeted specific institutions by their affiliations: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRS_targeting_controversy (Read the fourth paragraph of this page)
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by utopian3 7y ago
Isn’t “related party transactions” where Enron’s CFO hid most of their funny accounting to companies he controlled and profited from?
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by utopian3 7y ago
Wow, I’m pretty sure Hipchat is built on Electron and has had all these features for years! Microsoft must really be struggling
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by utopian3 7y ago
You should visit the London Bakerloo line in the summer ;-)
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by utopian3 7y ago
This is my concern. If you can only partially trust the science journals because the science is faulty, what “science” can you trust? ... unless you attempt replicate every piece of research yourself?
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by utopian3 7y ago
https://joelx.com/google-discontinues-hangouts-on-air/15177/
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by utopian3 7y ago
Thank you for agreeing with me.
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by utopian3 7y ago
You missed the point by two miles. I still use Hangouts, but they’ve introduced 12 other apps in the last 10 years that do the exact same thing. All while making Hangouts / google chat / gTalk (whatever it was originally called in
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by utopian3 7y ago
OP was mostly talking about cloud + docket containers. Your use-case is unrelated and seems to make sense.. But I still agree with OP and I believe overlays in the cloud is generally an anti-pattern of unnecessary complexity.
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by utopian3 7y ago
Or one of the twelve messaging apps that got ignored by the masses because no one longer trusts their products
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by utopian3 7y ago
The point is diversification. If norway’s economy collapses, they’ll still be invested elsewhere. It’s financially unwise to keep all your eggs in one basket
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by utopian3 7y ago
The fonts are so wacky on this webpage, that it looks like they copy/pasted from elsewhere
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by utopian3 7y ago
That’s not a reason to break the groceries or platforms up. Just ban them from producing their own brands if they’ve provided a similar competitor product for years. Although ironically, then the govt would be anti-competition
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by utopian3 7y ago
Telco’s have harmed privacy by sharing location data tracking, and adding injections to web traffic
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by utopian3 7y ago
Where is it documented that PRISM is an FBI feed ingest? I’ve never heard that from the Snowden docs
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This is nonsense. They wouldn’t have live pcaps of every router and endpoint at Google.
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“Where Wizards Stay Up Late” is a fantastic book that has some good insight on Lick’s imagination and contributions to technology. And LOADS more! https://www.amazon.com/Where-Wizards-Stay-Up-Late/dp/0684832...
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Well, they also had spacecraft issues at the end of 1968 that they had to resolve before putting humans into it.
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by utopian3 7y ago
I wonder why it’s both a “law” and a “principle”? Did someone else change it?