Doubleslash

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by Doubleslash 4y ago
The segmentation into attack vectors is interesting. But images from individuals on something like DockerHub have always been untrusted. I expected to read here about recent compromised official DockerHub library images. I don't see ho
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by Doubleslash 5y ago
Looks like they updated a bunch of their landing pages. Their UI for paying users to browser buckets and computer backups hasn't changed at all. So what?
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
I feel the same. Google simply has no patience. Though they need that because they simply have no track-record in that industry. It's the same with Google Cloud. They have that huge global infrastructure essentially running their own i
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
I bet the same has been said about VMware, GitHub and LinkedIn. They are all still doing pretty well today, last I checked. And they weren't acquisitions that required the acquiring company to get investors in to close the deal.
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
German citizen here. I travel to the US quite often - I find that the quality of the Grocery stores is on average one level up. The quality of the goods sold there is another story. But mid-and southern Europe likes it cheap when it comes t
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
X1 is a nice laptop. The problem is it's weak CPU. Apple manages to crunch a whole different tier of CPU (h(q) series vs. U series for Lenovo) in the same form factor.
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
Safety is not the only reason German wants to walk away from nuclear energy. The long-term, safe storage of nuclear waste that will radiate for decades to come is not something want to leave behind our future generations.
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
It's not trivial but it's also not an order of magnitude more difficult anymore, as you describe it. There is a reason why Kubernetes gets a lot of backing from corporate customers - precisely because it hides and abstracts most o
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
I wonder what some analysis on driver focus, concentration and eye movement would reveal when comparing Tesla, especially Model 3, drivers vs. drivers of cars with physical buttons and blind operations.
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by Doubleslash 7y ago
Though, there is a middle ground between running vanilla Kubernetes yourself on your own hardware and tying yourself into the specifics of a cloud provider just to get managed Kubernetes. There are really good Enterprise distros like OpenSh
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by Doubleslash 8y ago
I don't think this is the case - both the breakthrough and your statement about where the car manufacturers are. First, current machine learning is flawed. I provides reasonably accurate predictions for simple to medium complex problem
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by Doubleslash 8y ago
Yes. On average the human brain just needs dozens or hundreds of examples (turns, exercises, you name it) to "learn" something. A decent machine learning model needs hundreds of thousands to millions of samples to gain good confid
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by Doubleslash 8y ago
"So many proxies, so many things happening in the shadows." A fairly accurate description of a typical experience of running OpenStack. A behemoth of complexity to manage, requiring an operator to understand a huge amount of layer