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by adictator 3y ago
You got to pay somewhere - either for the premium or for the ads. Nothing is really free in this world.
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by adictator 4y ago
> Now we've got an entire app platform that works on the lion's share of PCs/servers in a small 1mb file. Isn't that what Docker set out to do using containers and IMO was hugely successful? How is this different?
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by adictator 4y ago
Call me old, but I cannot look beyond vi/vim for an editor. A few years ago I had to edit a text file that was 9GB in size. It took a while to open it in vim, but once it was open, it was no different than any 2kb file. No other editor
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by adictator 4y ago
You are ignoring the extremely detailed recording of history in the Indian subcontinent. Events, including the kings/queens that ruled over the Gangetic plains, their sons & lineage, wars, migrations, volcanic eruptions, weather ch
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by adictator 4y ago
We use a log aggregator and watch logs from hundreds of servers in a searchable & filterable interface like Kibana. We also use Loki and Elastic extensively. If you have money to spend, I think you'd be looking at Splunk or Datadog
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by adictator 4y ago
How does this compare with Actual that was open sourced just a couple of days or so ago? I think it's easy to make anything better than the super buggy mint.com.
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by adictator 4y ago
Never refer to wikipedia for anything even remotely connected to India. The cabal of Wikipedia editors responsible for content related to India is extremely prejudiced against India.
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by adictator 5y ago
I use https://nimbletext.com/live to generate/convert commands from/to csv etc. It has been extremely useful for my regular work.
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by adictator 5y ago
I use mint.com to consolidate all my financial details. But it is so buggy. Every time I access it seems to generate all stats from scratch, which means that it has no idea about accounts I have closed, renamed, moved etc.
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by adictator 5y ago
Still can't be used as an ingress controller in kubernetes.
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by adictator 6y ago
Coz there is a significant risk of penalty, of jail time. That's what a sworn affidavit is, is it not?
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The Indian who took on Stephen Hawking(rediff.com)
2 points by adictator 6y ago|0 comments
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by adictator 6y ago
Isn't that the same as Prānayāma in Yoga & Ayurveda? Even today you can find many yogis in the frigid Himalayas sitting almost naked in meditation pose. These yogis have gained supreme control over their Prāna. Prāna is roughly the
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by adictator 6y ago
If you could not use WebTorrent, how would you have built this?
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by adictator 6y ago
jid as well
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by adictator 7y ago
Hello Akina - When I access bajji.life, I can only read "Welcome to Bajji". But I cannot read anything else because it is in Japanese only. Is there a translation or alternative English site available?
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by adictator 7y ago
The British thought that India suffered from the same casteism as Christianity (& Abrahamic religions) in other places, so they tried their best to retrofit Indian society into that model. But they could find no evidence of casteism, so
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by adictator 7y ago
That is not correct. Caste system never existed in India, at least not in the same or anti-humane form as in Islam - like Sunni, Shia, Ahmediyas etc. Caste system was an invention of the British & magnified to exponential proportions.
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by adictator 7y ago
We absolutely love Alpine, but it's been hard to integrate with other systems because of it using musl. For instance, our dns resolvers do not work properly & our monitoring solution is incompatible with musl.
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by adictator 7y ago
> But refused to support any RedHat-based images running on their engine. You seem to have gotten that mixed. It was RedHat that refused to support anything (including their RHEL based images) on the docker platform unless it was run on
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by adictator 7y ago
The world's largest democracy & arguably the best. Almost anything that India does, even marginally successfully, is done at a scale that is incomparable to anything in the world.
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by adictator 9y ago
Isn't ws:// also a new-ish protocol that is not supported yet by many browsers natively at least?
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by adictator 9y ago
http://www.asciidraw.com/#Draw ^This is what I use to generate the boxes and other useful shapes & then put that into shakydraw.
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by adictator 9y ago
Not me, but a friend of mine heads a company that uses drones to identify defects / damage on containers. He uses ML to process the images captured by the drones, which is fed through an ML processor to detect such damages & flag t
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by adictator 10y ago
I use Lastpass because I believe it is as user friendly as it can get. They did have a security incident a few years back, but the way the handled it & the transparency & humility they showed was enough for me to trust in them. Plea
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by adictator 10y ago
>a significant amount of people do not have confidence in the impartiality of the investigations Generally, you would be right in assuming that. But in this case, Modi was in quite a vulnerable situation, when the primary opposition part
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by adictator 10y ago
If he said "Sorry" the scumbags would say "See, he said 'Sorry', obviously he's guilty", if he does not say "Sorry", the remaining scumbags say "He did not even say 'Sorry', he nee
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by adictator 10y ago
> scumbags Key operative word.
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by adictator 10y ago
The commenter is deluded and does not care for facts. This case has been running in prime coverage for the last 10-12 years because almost everybody took an interest in it, because they wanted to "Get Modi". Many inquiries were se
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by adictator 10y ago
WTF man! Just because people do not agree with you, they become "insecure"? Unless you have been living under a rock or deep inside a cave you should know that almost every political party in India as well as many international NG

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