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by wstrange 10y ago
I'd urge folks to give Angular Dart a try. It avoids much of the pain of Javascript and Javascript tooling.
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by wstrange 10y ago
> It's a niche product for nerds. Respectfully I disagree. It's actually a great product for the majority of non-geeks who surf the web, take a few photos and watch Netflix. Most newer devices sync over wifi to the cloud. I am
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by wstrange 10y ago
When I did a price comparison (4 months) ago, GCP was the least expensive by a long shot. Azure was shockingly expensive -but then again, I suspect they offer their enterprise customers discounts that may not be published.
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by wstrange 10y ago
I think this is where Kubernetes has potential. You can bundle up those complex dependencies into deployment manifests, or use helm. It's like a SAAS in a box
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OpenStack embraces Kubernetes(techrepublic.com)
5 points by wstrange 10y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
That waste dump was built for the nuclear weapons program, not for reactor waste. Different issue (plutonium is indeed nasty stuff).
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by wstrange 10y ago
How about 171,000 people https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banqiao_Dam
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by wstrange 10y ago
The same could be said for Hydro Dams. When they fail it is catastrophic.
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by wstrange 10y ago
I'd submit that those cost overruns are driven in part by the irrational fear. It has made it politically difficult to research and deploy safer and more cost-effective reactors.
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by wstrange 10y ago
I guess I don't follow your reasoning. The long term data (over decades) shows that nuclear kills fewer people than other forms of power generation. Maybe that will change over time (fewer people falling off of roofs when installing so
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by wstrange 10y ago
I think the OP would lean towards small scale reactors which have a minimal footprint. Measured by fatalities per k/W generated, nuclear is by far the safest form of power. The fear of nuclear is irrational.
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Debunking the Hunter-Gatherer Workout(nytimes.com)
1 points by wstrange 10y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
I wonder if the Docker Hub could be their monetization vehicle. They become the "github" of the container world. It may not justify the valuation they want.. which is another issue.
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by wstrange 10y ago
Those packets should be definitely be deported back to where they came from. And we should make them pay for the firewall.
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by wstrange 10y ago
> Docker is the only one who can deliver a universal set of functionality that is leveraged by all. Why do you say that? I have quite a bit more faith in the design chops of the folks behind Kubernetes (Google, Redhat, CoreOS, and many o
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by wstrange 10y ago
Virtualization and now increasingly, Docker containers. There are a ton of Docker images that are not going to work on anything other than x64. Lack of binary compatibility is a huge hurdle to overcome for any new CPU architecture. x64 has
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by wstrange 10y ago
Or a third possibility: This is a deliberate release for propaganda purposes (more funding, dis-information, etc.)
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by wstrange 10y ago
Shorting has asymmetric risk. When you are long your loss is 100%. With a short it is theoretically unlimited.
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Less is more than enough: go to the gym less frequently but still gain strength(painscience.com)
3 points by wstrange 10y ago|1 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
You forgot maple syrup. We have even have a strategic supply of the stuff
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by wstrange 10y ago
From the article "in order to stay updated we’re trying to use the iPhone itself, and the data it’s giving us" Which is interesting, given Apple's marketing about how they don't track consumers.
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Learning from Apple's Failures(fastcompany.com)
2 points by wstrange 10y ago|1 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
OpenAM uses bloom filters to blacklist sessions. Neil has a nice write up here: https://neilmadden.wordpress.com/2016/02/25/stateless-sessio... [Disclaimer, I work for ForgeRock]
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Oil Storage Fixation Misses the Big Picture(arcenergyideas.com)
1 points by wstrange 10y ago|0 comments
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by wstrange 10y ago
You might want to check out minikube. https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube Super easy way to get Kubernetes running on a single host.
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by wstrange 10y ago
What about gRPC?
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by wstrange 10y ago
It's not so much that ZFS needs ECC anymore than any other filesystem, but rather when you do have RAM errors, you are going to find out very quickly. Other filesystems will happily let you write corrupt data blocks...
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by wstrange 10y ago
I have not followed WASM that closely, but I believe they are talking about adding DOM integration and other features to support languages like Dart. It will probably not happen quickly - but in the meantime, dart2js does an admirable job.
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by wstrange 10y ago
A lot of community members hang out on slack: https://dartlang.slack.com
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by wstrange 10y ago
> are we going to see a resurgence of interest in dartlang It is hard to predict the future, but I do think this is a very positive move for Dart that will drive adoption. Dart frameworks were always playing second fiddle to the needs of

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