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by zimbatm 10y ago
The first "anti-if" should be to resist adding unnecessary features, on every level. The less branches, the less possible ways to fail.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Upwork is a monolith. It's a broker but also holds the developer and customer data. Competing brokers cannot enter the market without having to ask developers and customers to duplicate their data. If the developer had it's own se
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Container CTF(contained.af)
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Why is a central authority controlling the market again ? What we need is interfaces for the customer and workers that can be matched together by a broker. It's probably quite hard to find the right interface but it would then benefit
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by zimbatm 10y ago
I wonder what proportion of the welfare programs is just handing out money to the poor. All the rest, like counseling, helping to find jobs, extra equipment for disabled persons, ... this would certainly stay in place.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Thanks. So no clear winner yet. Does libraries have to be re-written to support the coroutines ?
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by zimbatm 10y ago
And nixops which allows you to build everything locally (or delegated to a build machine) and push configuration to multiple machines.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Is rust ever going to re-introduce the N:M model again ? For services which need to handle 1M connections the system threads are too expensive and mio brings back the callback hell.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
As I understand it Realm is an Object database. It's similar to the GemStone Smalltalk database in that regard but only local to the device. How does Realm tackle data syncing between devices ?
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by zimbatm 10y ago
This is the next generation of shell code right there. Why try to obfuscate programs in base64-encoded strings when you have it invisibly lying around in plain light.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
The only way to make it secure is for users to bring their own wallet. On first connection they would input their wallet ID so monster look can be paid out. When a user wants to buy something he needs to make it outside of minecraft, or use
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Over a population of 32 with transaction consisting of 1/1000000 of bitcoins ? It wouldn't even pay off the servers.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
It probably uses the password to create a token. The token is then stored on your computer. This allows the app to get access to github but also makes it easy for you to revoke the token. See https://github.com/settings&#x2F
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Alarm owners should be paying noise pollution fines every time they have a false-positive. There is no reason why I should I get woken up at 3am for the potential benefits of somebody else's possession.
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by zimbatm 10y ago
Using a phone that the police couldn't unlock but somehow the murderer could ?
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by zimbatm 10y ago
How do you know ? I don't think this statement can be generally until more tests are done. I would expect the result to change vastly mainly depending on the composition of the liquid.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Yeah it's fine, people get upset with silly things all the time. If you can move it into capistrano then they won't have the dependency argument and it will be good.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
The best approach would be to put the harrow advertisement when installing the capistrano gem. Something in the lines of: "hey, if you want to support our work check out Harrow, we think you'll like it. `gem install capistrano-har
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by zimbatm 11y ago
The answer could also be to ship an executable and then use IPC instead.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Where does your local DNS cache gets the record from ? Unless you can verify the information is legit it actually aggravates the problem. Now any MITM can poison your computer for the duration of the cache TTL whereas before they had to mai
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by zimbatm 11y ago
And as a non-mac user I would really appreciate a OS X VM. I know it's possible to build one but it's a lot of work.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
This article is weird. Google never asked to be regulating this, puts in place a small team to handle the load and then the journalist wonders why they don't want to answer questions about methodology: because it can only backfire. Ide
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Given that the database will eventually leak, how useful will it be for scientific research ?
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by zimbatm 11y ago
I suppose it depends on the level of understanding that you want from your code. Generics introduce another dimension which you have to think about when you want a good level of control on allocations for example. Different data types also
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Generics introduce more complexity in the type system which in turn makes the compiler slower. Generics introduce more complexity for the reader of the code because it's another abstraction to understand. It's debatable but when y
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Is Tfl the focus of the election ? I would vote for anybody who decides to build more bike leans and pedestrian-only places instead.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Most of these steps should be defaults. This is the reason PGP is not popular, the UX is just terrible.
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by zimbatm 11y ago
The issue is with the user tracking and mutual trust. If you write an article about cars, it should be possible to find companies your readers might be interested in, and embed it on the page, served from your same domain or CDN. You can tr
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by zimbatm 11y ago
What are the current performance characteristics in terms of number of select and insert per second per node ? Does anyone have synthetic benchmarks published ?
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by zimbatm 11y ago
Is there any tool that can do the same but with ansible inventories as a data source ? Bonus points if it opens all the sessions in tmux if there are multiple results.

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