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by dfcarney 2y ago
Updated!
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by dfcarney 2y ago
In case this is helpful to anyone else, I opted out earlier today with an email to feedback@slack.com Subject: Slack Global Model opt-out request. Body: <my workspace>.slack.com Please opt the above Slack Workspace out of training of
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by dfcarney 4y ago
Thanks! This is helpful. We need to make some changes to our pricing/plans and every bit of input will shape that.
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by dfcarney 4y ago
(co-founder here) To xena's point, we're not currently enforcing the limits :) We've been very cautious about that since, as I mentioned in a comment elsewhere, the limits have always been an experiment.
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by dfcarney 4y ago
(co-founder here) We're definitely considering it. We introduced the limits a while back as an experiment. In most cases, I believe the current limits don't make a lot of sense. Fundamentally, we were hoping to encourage the deplo
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by dfcarney 4y ago
It’s a deep hole for a company to dig itself out of, not to mention changing the habits of people to explicitly document things elsewhere. It would be neat if Slack reported stats on searches so that, for example, a company could better und
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Tailscale employee here) I wouldn't say mistimed so much as "we were excited to get the post up". Node sharing is indeed in invite-only beta, though we're planning on opening that up very soon. Apologies for any frustra
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by dfcarney 6y ago
I was on the "silicon level debugging" team, which took test cases like this and boiled them down to x86, then through the CMS to p95 assembler, then down to the circuit and device level to figure out the speed paths. There were d
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by dfcarney 6y ago
I worked at Transmeta for a short time (about a year) after my undergrad. I loved it. However, there was always a running joke that the stock ticker symbol should have been “HYPE”. It was sad to see things implode the way they did.
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Co-founder here). It's coming, I promise. I'm as excited as you are. We wanted to iron out the kinks on mobile (i.e. iOS) before duplicating them on another platform. Thankfully, we're past that point now.
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Co-founder here). If you're referring to the free tier, it only supports a single email address at the moment. What some people have been doing is to create a fake Gmail address and sharing that with their family/friends to use a
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Tailscale co-founder here). I certainly appreciate the feedback and suggestions. We've had pricing inquiries from individuals all the way to enterprise. Finding the right set of features at the right price is something we're goin
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Tailscale co-founder here). I also loved Crawshaw's post. It really took me back, though I certainly wasn't doing the kind of hacking he was. I, for one, really appreciate the nod. I agree our motivations align and I look forward
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Co-founder of Tailscale here) To that end, we started publishing a "blueprint" for people who want to DIY. There's more to explain (and questions encouraged). Please check it out: https://tailscale.com/blog&#
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by dfcarney 6y ago
(Tailscale co-founder here.) Building on what katnegermis said, this is what we're trying to help with. We integrate with identity management systems and handle the key management (and NAT traversal) on top of WireGuard, making it easi
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by dfcarney 7y ago
That...and we haven’t made time to integrate a payment processor yet. Details, details...
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by dfcarney 7y ago
(co-founder here) Please email support@tailscale.com and we’ll help you out!
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by dfcarney 7y ago
This is what we ( https://tailscale.com ) are working on! WireGuard is incredible, but adding some key management (that integrates with your IAM system) and NAT traversal really helps to round things out. I'd love to hear sug
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by dfcarney 7y ago
(Co-founder here) https://motion-project.github.io/ made it really easy for me to setup a webcam on my Raspberry Pi. Accessing that using HTTP over WireGuard (via Tailscale) from my iPhone when out of the house was one of t
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by dfcarney 7y ago
(Co-founder here) We integrate with existing identity providers (for instance, GSuite, Okta, Ping, AD) to perform authentication and generate keypairs. Public keys are shared via a coordination server (and each device's private keys ne
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by dfcarney 8y ago
Check out Arithmetic Coding: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_coding
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by dfcarney 9y ago
I work at a company where a “take home” assignment is a routine part of evaluating candidates who have made it through the initial screenings and face-to-face discussions. However, we set up all such assignments as small contracts (say 2 -
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by dfcarney 9y ago
A friend of mine wrote this article. If anyone has suggestions on how to get ahold of more data (or ideas on further analysis) then, please, speak up.
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Shining Moonlight on IMDb(medium.com)
4 points by dfcarney 9y ago|2 comments
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by dfcarney 10y ago
First and foremost, if you have an idea for a good product then just work on that. Don't complicate your life with consulting unless there's a dire need to save up a bunch of cash. It'll be easier to work on that while mainta
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by dfcarney 12y ago
At least nobody can say the NSA isn't creative.
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by dfcarney 12y ago
Cited post from December: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6900625
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by dfcarney 12y ago
"Real-time" is a bit of a misnomer as far as databases are concerned, especially if you're talking about a system that defaults to eventual consistency. I think they would have been better off saying "high-availability&q
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by dfcarney 12y ago
Google, for one, has been doing this kind of thing for years. Dremel ( http://research.google.com/pubs/pub36632.html ), for instance, was the subject of a paper they published after they'd been developing and using
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by dfcarney 13y ago
Also, hi Mat!

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