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yuvadam
11y ago
Yeah that's a bullshit claim right there. IBM might be one of the only companies in the world with O(200K) engineers, and I sincerely hope parent comment doesn't think IBM does CRUD.
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yuvadam
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dotfiles repo on Github + GNU Stow
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11y ago
There's a battle tested script that already does this specifically for DigitalOcean and can probably easily be adopted to other environments https://github.com/gh2o/digitalocean-debian-to-arch
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11y ago
It's being manipulated by Chinese exchanges faking trade volumes
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11y ago
I'm curious why Whisper Systems aren't allowing registration with just a handle instead of tying accounts to a PSTN number. Telegram already allows this.
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Airbnb lets you vacation in illegal West Bank settlements
(972mag.com)
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It really whips the llama's ass. <3
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Author here. Did this mostly as an exercise to learn React and Webpack, and to finally understand the bit hacks going on in CIDR notation. Source on Github: https://github.com/yuvadm/cidr.xyz
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Show HN: Interactive IP/CIDR range visualizer
(cidr.xyz)
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In the early 2000's a short TV series followed a class of SEALs as they go through basic training. It's a pretty interesting documentary on how they manage to select only those who have the necessary skills for the job. The first
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Possibly in order to use three different architectures to avoid any nasty arch-specific bugs
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yuvadam
11y ago
So you're basically saying you're not getting enough value for $5?
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11y ago
Obligatory reference to the first bootstrap revision from hell - first git commit of git! [1] [1] - https://github.com/git/git/commit/e83c5163316f89bfbde7d9ab23...
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11y ago
"Build your own digital library"? For a single book, sure, makes sense, but this totally doesn't scale. Perhaps a nice gadget to have at a hackerspace, but then again you can probably just build this yourself.
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11y ago
I would be equally interested if the article was titled "Why Static Website Generators Are Awesome". They are not the "next big thing", they've been around for years.
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11y ago
Submitted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10470867
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[XSA-148] x86: Uncontrolled creation of large page mappings by PV guests
(xenbits.xen.org)
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Do they actually have customers? What kind of idiot hands over their entire genetic data to a for-profit corporation?
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Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/488/
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11y ago
In Citizenfour (the scene I was referencing but neglected to mention) GG explicitly mentions this slide, as well as the existence of another whistleblower. Of course the situation might be more complicated than that, but it's clear the
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There is no such thing as a war between a country and a person.
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There are a few interesting anecdotes about this huge story - This is the same leak that Glenn Greenwald describes to Edward Snowden in Moscow (-> -> -> -> POTUS), meaning this story has been in the making for at least 1.5 years
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11y ago
The entire series was submitted here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10392636
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The Drone Papers
(theintercept.com)
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Team, 336 people will be fired. We hope it brings our stock price back up. Jack
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> Which is, after all, what one wants out of a software project: results, not happy feelings. That's a pretty disgusting utilitarian way to look at thngs. I'm sure you would never work for an employer that sees you as a unit of
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11y ago
iodine is awesome, but is usually very slow, in real-life tests I've rarely gotten anywhere close to the benchmarks cited in the README. Nonetheless, it's an awesome tool to help you get that beachhead and upgrade your connection
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s/future/past Nothing about this 'architecture' is new in any way.
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LNKD is down 1%. Related or not, either way, good riddance.
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Goes without saying that Heroku is a great example of how it should be done - https://status.heroku.com/
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