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by web007 9y ago
+100 to this. Why would any sane Op/Inf/SRE choose not to have at least account-level isolation - is it only a matter of cost due to under-utilization? I prefer to have everything 100% isolated for dev / qa / stage &#x2F
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by web007 9y ago
They're talking about mass-production-ready vehicles, not one-off testbed vehicles.
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by web007 9y ago
I'm glad the dev included this summary: Oh god, this is horrifying. You have built a monster and it is made of JavaScript. Yes it is. Yes I have.
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by web007 9y ago
I'm surprised this got voted up considering how dismissive (and, frankly, mean) HN was to "JSON5" a few years back https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4031699 Trailing commas have been fine everywhere in JS
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by web007 9y ago
That link doesn't work for me, even though the same link is presented in a Google search. Also, for some reason I can't find it via search by DOI. http://research.nvidia.com/publication/interactive-indirect-..
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by web007 9y ago
I commented elsewhere on this, but how about CDDL? IANAL but it seems to do the same thing, patent poison pill in the event of suit.
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by web007 9y ago
This sounds like buzzword bingo. I can't tell without reading the source, is this any different from minikube? I see a mention of NUCs and netboot in the README, so I'm guessing it's slightly more, but not documented.
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by web007 9y ago
I don't understand ASF's position on this. How is FB-BSD+P different from CDDL 1.1, which includes section 6.2 regarding termination of patent rights in the event of a suit?
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by web007 9y ago
> Please support pull requests and issue tracking spanning different repos of a monotree. Issue tracking you can already file against one or more repos and link them together. It's not ideal, but it'll do the job. Is "pr a
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by web007 9y ago
Film emulation sounds like a special case of style transfer. Those run from a single image, so it might be reasonable to emulate it with very little data.
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by web007 9y ago
They imply "human operator" level retouching, so potentially some combination of tone mapping, unsharp mask, edge enhancement, etc. as a single NN operation. It's also <30ms for 1080p on mobile, so potentially better than
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by web007 9y ago
This is a failure on multiple levels. 1) The engineer writing this code failed to understand what they'd done. As one commenter said (paraphrased), they learned what bubblesort is without learning not to use it. 2) This is a failure in
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by web007 9y ago
It's not Comcast's responsibility to support someone else's business model. It's also not Netflix's responsibility to support Comcast's business model if they can't afford to provide bandwidth that custome
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by web007 9y ago
I can't help but feel like the site would be more effective if they removed https://www.battleforthenet.com/how-we-won/ - "we" didn't win, we just got a short reprieve from losing.
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by web007 9y ago
This looks like a variation of FreightFarms https://www.freightfarms.com/ - they've been doing this for 2 or 3 years now.
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by web007 9y ago
I don't expect to have to use my keyboard to navigate a webpage. It's also not discoverable or prompted in any way.
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by web007 9y ago
This is an excellent check-list of both kubernetes and docker gotchas to avoid. Coming into the k8s ecosystem with very little container experience has been a steep learning curve, and simple, concrete suggestions like this go a LONG way to
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by web007 9y ago
> The query cache has been disabled-by-default since MySQL 5.6 (2013) as it is known to not scale with high-throughput workloads on multi-core machines.
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by web007 9y ago
This is my read too, since they're citing Judge et al versus the characters or the characters' papers. Its the same vein as when Dropbox's Lepton article cited middle-out as a humorous attempt at self-promotion.
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by web007 9y ago
Limit = 55MPH, existing speed is between 45 and 70 = 25MPH max variance. Enforce limit, speed is now 45 to 55 = 10MPH max variance, a 60% reduction. Enforcing limits will reduce variance. Please explain how this is flawed?
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by web007 9y ago
> If someone could wave a wand and get every American to drive below 60 mph, roads would be safer. That wand exists - it's called "enforce the law". Increase penalties, or decrease them if you need a revenue-neutral plan,
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by web007 9y ago
They were going to be required by 2016, but then PCI-DSS decided to give companies an extra 2 years to implement the changes. https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/281302/Resources/Migrating_fr...
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by web007 9y ago
It depends on the implementation, the concept seems fragile but they can be amazingly resilient. There are a bunch of MEMS accelerometers that support ranges in the 10s to 100s of Gs.
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by web007 10y ago
Meeting your KPIs has to happen within the InfoSec framework of your company. The "securistatsi" exist for a reason - not to slow you down, but to protect the company from you. If your only goal is hitting your target then _someon
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by web007 10y ago
# infinite history HOSTNAME="$(hostname)" HOSTNAME_SHORT="${HOSTNAME%%.*}" mkdir -p "${HOME}/.history/$(date -u +%Y/%m/)" > /dev/null 2>&1 SESSIONPREFIX=$(da
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by web007 10y ago
@mlejva https://research.googleblog.com/2016/09/announcing-youtube-8... - half a million hours of video, with item bounding box metadata to boot. Or if "simple" is the hard part, just YouTube and your fa
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by web007 10y ago
This is part of my plan as well, thus https://2038consulting.com/ registered 6 years ago.
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by web007 10y ago
5 billion years divided by (speed of computers / 5 million per second) is probably still high enough for most practical terms.
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by web007 10y ago
I used to work for https://www.reputationdefender.com/privacy - that is (was) exactly their business model. One of the big selling points was the time savings, where it would take you 80 hours a week or some crazy number if
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by web007 10y ago
1. They have really good reporting options. You can see how much you're spending day-by-day and how much your estimated monthly total will be. You can break it down by service, or even by account with consolidated billing. 2. They have

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