BlueZeniX

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by BlueZeniX 3y ago
If you've ever done an international wire, you know there's the form question "What intermediate bank to use". So at least the same if not less middlemen apply.
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by BlueZeniX 3y ago
AI to start a 1 on 1 in 3 characters. Great. Ya'll don't do anything at work do you?
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by BlueZeniX 4y ago
Everyone saying "muh GDPR" has no clue none of it applies to financial transactions. To get a PSD2 "Open Banking" license one needs to KYC every user and keep every transaction that passes through the system, for 5 years
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by BlueZeniX 8y ago
Can you provide an example of a 4th?
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by BlueZeniX 9y ago
That's assuming the return on investment is _always_ lower than the rate of deflation. Which is, nonsense.
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by BlueZeniX 9y ago
But wait, central banking is itself a scam! It's the only entity that doesn't have to balance its books.
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by BlueZeniX 10y ago
Yet still we have no pictures of earth
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by BlueZeniX 10y ago
If I'm a guest, visting NYC and looking for the next place to stay, I would be logged in and Airbnb would know very well I'm from out of town (payment details etc.)
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by BlueZeniX 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/Travel. DevOps (SmartOS, NixOS!) and Software Development in Haxe, Clojure & ClojureScript. Other stuff too :-) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/primevc - http://containium.com&#x
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by BlueZeniX 12y ago
Not necessarily: nix the package manager runs fine on other distros, as well as FreeBSD, OSX, Windows, SmartOS, ... Nix doesn't need fancy filesystem shenanigans to do its job: build isolated packages with complete runtime dependencies
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by BlueZeniX 12y ago
Two words: "Use NixOS".
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SmartOS dataset with (Dis)Nix package manager installed(datasets.at)
2 points by BlueZeniX 12y ago|0 comments
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by BlueZeniX 13y ago
I've been busy hacking together a SmartOS zone wherein the nix package manager runs. My plan is to use disnix to configure SMF services on it.
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by BlueZeniX 14y ago
Dutch people and government are obsessed with (limiting) speed, instead of focussing on keeping distance. A nice effect of distance is less braking, which means less energy converted into useless heat and less ghost traffic jams. It always
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by BlueZeniX 14y ago
Your post explains time to first full packet. Yes that matters, not the first byte.
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by BlueZeniX 14y ago
True. The msgpack serializer was probably used in a suboptimal way. The integer 3 can be encoded by msgpack in one byte as well. I never use doubles which is probably why I didn't think of this case. Integers are actually always <= byte
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by BlueZeniX 14y ago
I seriously wonder how it's possible that in his tests JSON got smaller than MsgPack. MsgPack is so close to JSON in structure, but very compact (1 byte type header, small numbers type and payload combined) it doesn't make any sense.
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
Ever since I've started programming in haXe, it became clear that the language you code in should never be completely tied to a single platform. This article hints at Flex dying and tech needing replacement, yet many parts of an application
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
On my phone Flash works fine. On a WAP phone, I wouldn't be seeing anything. Like whenever I try to visit hacker news on my nokia 7110. Which is of course no excuse to make flash only restaurant sites... Nor is it to make canvas only, webgl
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
Which is _exactly_ why HTML is not by definition better than Flash!
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
Isn't it quite easy to block USB storage devices at the OS level? I mean hiding the stick is clever, but it shouldn't really matter. If you only allow HID devices, the mouse still works without getting access to the data on the stick.
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
Makes me wonder how fast OS level garbage collection could be, without the need to have a virtual memory layer in between...
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
30% faster, because it's a rewrite? SWF is a very compact format and text rendering is optimized for speed (animation). I doubt their flash viewer was built on decent code...
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
Purmerend, The Netherlands (~30 min from Amsterdam) Online Touch is building the next digital publishing platform. We're focused on development now, going to launch a new product with a big splash when we're ready. Our current (somewhat neg
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by BlueZeniX 15y ago
I got my macbook pro last november with the new connector. The MagSafe connector is already broken. I attach/detach it maybe 3 times a day. Seeing everyone I know that has a macbook have his/her adapter fail, not getting a replacement and t
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by BlueZeniX 16y ago
I do, our webservers run it. ZFS with automatic snapshots has saved my ass quite a few times already. Sending incremental snapshots (for backups) to offsite location (another OpenSolaris machine) is also easy and efficient. But, if linux ha
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by BlueZeniX 16y ago
WOh! The demo videos are awesome :-)
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by BlueZeniX 17y ago
ZFS auto snapshots, backup-server running incremental ssh "zfs send" |zfs recv.
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by BlueZeniX 17y ago
Nice, but why do you only allow US zipcodes?
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by BlueZeniX 17y ago
Wait, your friend called to give you a heads up and you thank twitter for it?

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