xorgar831

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by xorgar831 10y ago
That makes sense. Yep.
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Exactly my point, figure out the correct time and optimize for that, introducing what's effectively a neurosis seems kinda of neurotic way to work :)
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by xorgar831 10y ago
But why not say "starting working at the correct time" and address the issue head on vs. playing psychological games?
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by xorgar831 10y ago
I use ABBYY for Linux: http://www.ocr4linux.com/ Everything about it sucks, cost, anual page limit license, I can only run it as root for some reason, but the OCR quality is superb. here's the scripts I use if it'
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by xorgar831 10y ago
This is practically a startup, a service that just monitors and automatically updates your passwords as they get leaked over time.
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Here's the crux of the memory issue from one of the link in the article: DDR memory is laid out in an array of rows and columns, which are assigned in large blocks to various applications and operating system resources. To protect the
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by xorgar831 10y ago
what is wagon?
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Glad to see this fixed, overloading backspace has caused enough lost input on websites, the binding was a short sighted mistake, there's plenty of other key combinations that make more sense.
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by xorgar831 10y ago
That was quick. Otto is a few months old?
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by xorgar831 10y ago
do you know what software(s) do they use to implement these processes?
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by xorgar831 10y ago
All these are cool features, but it would be great if there were a higher level expert system too. For example, have expert templates for Subaru cars, that integrates dash.by and jiffy lube, my insurance, waze, the manufacture etc. then jus
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Looks like the stars are for the food and the forks and spoons are for everything else accoding to this anonymous inspector interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J2YpV2442w&t=3m42s
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by xorgar831 10y ago
I thought Michelin stars were about the whole restaurant experience, and especially the consistency. That's interesting they said it was just about the food in the video, that really opens up the award to a more contemporary foodie aud
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Saving Private Ryan dubbed in German was very confusing too. :)
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Many companies would be better off however using cloud services since the "lockin" still costs them less than the overhead of running xyz service them self. Lock-in is only important if you have a cheaper way to run something, not
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by xorgar831 10y ago
US phones roaming in China aren't blocked from using Google services, they may make an exception for Uber too. Here's what it looked like for me last May: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9rkor22hn3q6z5t/IMG_218
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Na, this happens everywhere with software, startups too. The dev just wants to throw more resources at a problem than fix the complexity problems that make it inefficient. Perhaps it's a sign the dev is just out of their depth.
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Britain has never really considered itself part of Europe, they've historically taken amusement in the irony of how they refer to "Europe" and "the continent" to refer to not the UK, as though they're not part
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Good for them! On a side note, GCE has a similar feature with Stackdriver: https://cloud.google.com/error-reporting/docs/viewing
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by xorgar831 10y ago
This is great news! Would love to see your tech in a datacenter in US central, would use it in a sec. :)
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by xorgar831 10y ago
Because a rifle isn't practical for close targets. A handgun is much better suited for that.
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by xorgar831 10y ago
That's the point, that same impractical rational gets applied everywhere. Even in cases where people get hurt.
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by xorgar831 10y ago
The irony being is that the gun community acts just as irrational and certainly impractical. Even as a non-gun owner, I know what gun I'd rather have for self defence than these guys. :) Does a 50cal really seem like a sport rifle? The
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by xorgar831 10y ago
I disagree, I'd say it means there's too much day to day running of the org that their key people aren't able to focus on the longer term. That's pretty common.
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by xorgar831 11y ago
Here are the cases you need support: - instance needs to be force stopped, that doesn't always work in the AWS console, you have to open a support case - scaling things up: s3 buckets that get sudden amounts of traffic need to be manua
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by xorgar831 11y ago
You have to run their images however, but yeah, that's a nice feature esp. if your org uses GA already.
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by xorgar831 11y ago
GCE is less expensive than AWS for on-demand instances, but not compared to AWS's RIs. Unless there's a specific feature that you need in GCP, AWS is a safer bet from scalability, stability, support and cost. GCE has an edge on pe
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by xorgar831 11y ago
It's amazing how pushing technical boundaries is seen as worthy challenge, but helping the those who are struggling with basic needs is seen as impossible and an irritating overstep by the government.
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by xorgar831 11y ago
Likewise, CF is the leading cause of outages in our infrastructure. We've completely abandon it in favor of Terraform. * CF gets deadlocked if resources are changed outside of it, and there's no way to prevent people from doing th
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by xorgar831 12y ago
Well that's good, the law is there, but ultimately you still don't want to make someone sick. ;)

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