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by blown_gasket 2y ago
You're thinking of high-availability, which registers the vmx file of the VM to a physical server that isn't dead, then powers the VM back on. Whereas vMotion is either a cold or live-migration of the VM + memory state (if the VM
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by blown_gasket 2y ago
Thank you for the question, that will be left up to the clients. Trust between individuals can be built from a virtual date, so there is no problem there. If matched individuals want to continue seeing each other offline (or if both are com
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by blown_gasket 2y ago
Thanks for the great feedback. I've updated the main page and how pages giving a bit more detail about how this service would work. What happens: we review the DB and send you an email starting a discussion. Is there a profile? Not cur
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by blown_gasket 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I was hoping the tagline of 'Date, don't swipe' would do that to differentiate us against apps, but I can also add more information to differentiate us against other matchmaking services.
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Candlelyght: Date, Don't Swipe(candlelyght.com)
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by blown_gasket 2y ago
HN, I never had any success using dating apps and eventually found my way to using a matchmaking service to find my partner. Matchmaking services are prohibitively expensive for the general public and I'd like to see about changing tha
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
I'm not huge on taking the Wikipedia entry at face value and prefer to look at the references used for the entry. In this case the reference CHAPTER 25 TYPOGRAPHY AND THE PRINTED ENGLISH TEXT, page 6, does mention that y/ye was us
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
0C:F9:31:D2:DB:51 AB:33:C6:C6:19:74 I used a MAC address generator to get those two, but I think two is enough to make the discussion. Current reality aside, would you be able to identify those with binary math as being on the same network
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
Is this different than functions-as-a-service?
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
This kind of development is a terrible experience if the overall infrastructure isn't setup to support development also. To have it be successful you need to not have persistent VMs that individuals are connecting to individually but r
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
It is my concern because relationships are built on trust. One can assume that everyone has a smartphone today and they know how to manage the settings on their devices. This is not the case. Technology agnostic - settings are either there
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
I hold the opposite opinion to most of this. Text messaging, yes is asynchronous - but you don't know what the settings of the persons device are. They could have forgotten or not have quite hours set and now it is very much a synchron
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
<SPOILERS> He didn't just feel trapped and scared in the book. There was also depiction of him and Julia being kidnapped by members of the Party when they rented a room above the shop. Winston was then tortured both physically, m
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
This reads as survivorship bias. I also think it's quite the opposite - knowledge jobs can be self-taught with a spectrum of degree within that statement as well. Computer programming - absolutely. Electronics - once you start working
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
I agree that contact-less transactions are able to be performed faster. In the situation of a grocery-store checkout there are other factors at play. Have you paid and everything is still being bagged up? Is there anyone waiting on you? Pro
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
Using your example, the wheel allows us to perform more work per unit of time. I think it would be good for discourse to identify that within society there is the general consumer public and then there is education, government, research, et
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
For both military and space applications, I believe that real-time operating systems are employed. Minix is not in the sphere of RTOS.
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
I've been pondering this for a moment and if I were to write an application for such a system I don't think I'd enjoy it. If you want to pass information from the kernel and bubble that all the way to the application to do so
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
Could you alert on something like that? If the MFD is on the network, sure. How fast would you want the response? Someone to constantly be checking an email mailbox? Ok, that could be setup for a 24/7 rotation. An alert to a smartphone
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
Age is not a determination for what level of access someone is given. It's not technically difficult to take a picture with a smartphone even given that smartphones are not allowed in SECRET and TOP SECRET areas. Multi-function devices
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by blown_gasket 3y ago
Removal of classified documents isn't even an article under the UCMJ, it's a federal crime. Unauthorized removal or retention of classified documents is a federal crime punishable by up to five years in prison. What could happen t
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
I'd imagine the labs are a part of it. There are very few places that offer proper engineering as an online program. I've not been through mechanical engineering but for electrical engineering even the first circuits course one go
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
My comment was going in the direction of I think that, in an ideal system, legally an AI system would be looked at differently than many other tools. I have no answer to your questions because I haven't thought about them.
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
Here is another perspective, if you're at all interested. Let's say you commission a paid artist for a piece of artwork with the want of "butterflies and rainbows". I'd say that you are giving that artist direction
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
I tried to make it through 10; managed through 4 TikTok videos (or rather the majority). I did this on the TikTok website because I'm not going to download the app. The results: Odd Results of Geometry on a Sphere - interesting video,
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
I don't like tooling to get in the way of me doing my job. I work in infrastructure engineering (server ops) where due to the vast infrastructure doing things manually is not an option. Due to this I get to write a lot of code, which I
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
Language standardization, typography, and published vs unpublished works are all in separate domains. Language standardization is not typography and we have figured out typography for the most part before language standardization. Look at t
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
I'm a bit cynically happy to find out I'm not the only one with this opinion. I've never held a DevOps title though.
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
As someone that has never worked at a startup before, this seems to be the list of skills a startup might find reasonable for a 'DevOps Engineer'. Every other place I've interviewed or have worked has DevOps Engineer and Site
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by blown_gasket 4y ago
I primarily write in PowerShell for end-user shell tools and Go for network services. Where-Object is going to let you cut down on the number of lines of code compared to foreach() and for(), and in my opinion will make the code more readab

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