wickedlogic

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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Yes. You just described modern computing.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Except the status quo of the value-chain may not be representative of the natural settling over time. Design/marketing rest very much on the stability and practical enforcement of "IP" in our current attempted world view. Tha
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Reaction to 2nd video: It is like a kitchen, and a panty, with a sous-chef which is like a conveyor belt. I mean if this runs ruby and also uses knife, how fast could this really be. ;)
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
While not quite accurate... if you imagine what Google/Facebook might know, then imagine a carrier who watched you enter/leave those pages, and potentially interact with any of those pages. The network footprint of a modern webp
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
If you do talk with your representatives, remind them this essentially means their browsing history, and the histories of their families, their constituents, and their constituents families will be available for sale at best, or once coll
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
I was imagining someone selling off-the-shelf users with established history, like pre-shelved c-corps that you can buy.... "in business since 1955".
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
This view is often taken, especially historically, that complicated/expensive things to figure out wouldn't exist without such protection. The problem with this line of thought, which can and often-has been true in specific insta
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
"Healing Touch" is another fun one.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
This touches on something I really want built into Synergy... a browser instances as a synergy 'client' region, so I can seamlessly share KVM into tablet devices on my desk. Then pair that up with something like TurboVNC to connec
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Find people who are passionate about things you are not, then help them succeed in their startup/idea/community. Do it many people at a time. Perhaps one of those people will have a project you can accelerate, and that passion&#x2
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Would providing multiple SHA-1's from both the whole and N subsections (or defined regions) of the byte stream make this impractical... or at this point is the cost just going to drop and make this not relevant? Like a NURBS based sudo
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Is that number based on your experience using it this way with something like RDP/TurboVNC, or anecdotal based on other cloud providerS?
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
But that is just it... "when" is not "if" here. There is a "when" it happens, and then a "when" we find out at some later point. Neither of those are reasonable "ifs". There will be tremendo
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Yes, we are over complicating software development.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Why do programmers think their jobs are immune from AI, hubris and history.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Traders will still be needed to justify bad decisions, or 'good' logic with bad outcomes run by AI. ;) Everytime I see a gameshow where you can 'bank' your current winnings, ... I imagine the future of trading will inclu
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
I think the issue is that we are not ready to accept communication mechanisms that guess about the meaning of data and take action. Guessing on the shape, or completeness of the data. We haven't crossed that valley yet, mostly because
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
You'd better spend your time, by regulating things that generate code and validating/regulating that output.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Related question, what happens when a docker images gets pop'd.... how do you keep it around for investigation, does it get imaged for later forensics? Every time I have asked people in IRL doing docker, they seem to focus on updating&
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
I feel like all developers should be forced to load their site over Amtrak wifi....
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Very sad this isn't turning my room into a game.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
That is very cheap per month for good advice... just sayin.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Software development takes a long time because we write code still. Thats essentially the crux of it. Humans then plan/optimize efforts on the wrong layers, and underestimate the cost of updating code over time. Surprisingly so at scal
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
https://www.obdev.at/products/microsnitch/index.html (best you are going to get at a software level).
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
The problem with mass surveillance, is mostly that masses aren't using it to benefit/protect themselves.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Please cover your webcam, it is distracting while we are trying to listen to what you are clicking on.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
If they needed water to prime the last pump on earth?
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
/me loads page in full browser tab, notices google still limiting single column width to less than 1/4 of my screen, closed page. Still missing the basics.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Emulation, and specifically domain modeling, goes a wicked long way and has huge speed advantages in general.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
... once he gets the joke, he can delete your comment about him not getting the joke also. The internet should totally work this way. :)

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