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11y ago
You don't. A correct `chroot()` implementation shouldn't let you access paths that aren't below the new `/`.
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11y ago
IndexedDB[1] sort of makes that a non-issue, doesn't it? [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/IndexedDB_A...
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11y ago
I agree with you, but most software engineers seem hell-bent on ignoring the discipline that every other kind of engineer is required to learn in order to exercise their craft. I don't mean to say that software engineers are not engi
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xj9
11y ago
I use Amethyst[1] when I'm on OS X [1]: http://ianyh.com/amethyst/
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Hermit: a font for programmers, by a programmer
(pcaro.es)
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11y ago
Anyone use Hermit[1]? [1]: https://pcaro.es/p/hermit/
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Stock Markets Tumble as Upheaval Continues
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
I realize that computers do things better than brains in many cases, but they are nowhere near as flexible or adaptable. Then again, I don't care about narrow AI, so raw performance isn't particularly important to me.
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11y ago
Brains are the only pieces of hardware on the planet that exhibit intelligent behavior. I think it's a bit arrogant to think we can do better when we don't even know how the thing works!
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11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8232378
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xj9
11y ago
There are some very comfortable sleep masks out there, you should give one a shot.
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11y ago
Triton is pretty sweet. Provisioning is a little slow, but everything is blazing fast once its running.
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11y ago
What about SmartOS? It's been container-native for, like, ten years and Joyent just recently added support for running Docker containers on bare metal.
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11y ago
What about Linux-Branded Zones? They let you natively execute Linux binaries on any IllumOS-based operating system. Zones themselves have a proven security record that easily make up for the lack of real security in the container space. Tha
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Comparing Triton containers to VMs and bare metal servers
(joyent.com)
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Triton Elastic Container Service
(docs.joyent.com)
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Ecocapsule
(ecocapsule.sk)
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11y ago
NameCheap.com is my personal preference.
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The Joy of Slow Computing
(newrepublic.com)
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11y ago
Science is not a religion, lets not compare apples to oranges.
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11y ago
Some studies have shown that having a psychedelic experience (via LSD or Psilocin) can have a significant and lasting positive impact on existential anxiety. I, for one, can say that LSD cured my depression and seriously alleviated my anxie
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Neureal: Decentralized Artificial Intelligence
(neureal.net)
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Wall Street is using Bitcoin, not just the blockchain
(coincenter.org)
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The Future of “Killer” Robots: Helping People
(fastcompany.com)
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Cyborg rat gets digital cerebellum
(newscientist.com)
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11y ago
That sounds like a language problem, not an editor problem.
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11y ago
Those aren't void tags. I've been working with web technologies for years and I happened to like a lot of things about XHTML. I know how the shit works, I just feel its more consistent to close all of your tags. You obviously woul
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11y ago
I use self-closing tags for aesthetic reasons, even though I know they aren't HTML. I like the consistency. I suppose I should get with the times, though, if I am to be taken seriously.
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12y ago
I'm really looking forward to Triton[1] coming out of beta. This may be unpopular/wrong, but I don't think you should have to care about what machine your app is running on in any way. [1]: https://www.joyent.com&#
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12y ago
I certainly think so! Its a bit of a paradigm shift, being a functional language and all, but once you wrap your head around it the platform is friendly and powerful. I was able to deploy a CB app on a Debian VPS within an hour or so of get
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