pacohope

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by pacohope 4y ago
In addition to what the others have written, let's not forget the abstraction of storage and networking. Docker let's you present virtual network interfaces to the software, so the config can be the same everywhere. Every containe
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by pacohope 5y ago
Promoting people to management randomly might get you the best results anyway. https://www.theguardian.com/education/2010/nov/01/random-pro...
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by pacohope 5y ago
I was doing work with latex gloves on (clean and dry) and was shocked to find that Touch ID on my iPhone 8+ worked pretty reliably through the glove.
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by pacohope 5y ago
I’m typing this on an iPhone 8+ because I’m unwilling to move to faceid only. So I admit I’m coming from a position of ignorance, having never relied on faceid day to day. Part of my reluctance is that I want to authenticate when I choose t
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by pacohope 5y ago
How much you wanna bet it's nothing nefarious? Just the performance of the forums is so terrible that the extra traffic was clobbering them and they just deleted the post to get load back under control. :)
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by pacohope 7y ago
Reading this snippet in the article about leader election in distributed systems: "Each item of data still belongs to a single leader, but the whole system contains many leaders.". It could not be a clearer statement of Conway&#x2
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by pacohope 8y ago
The people desperate to use IPv4 are not AWS themselves. AWS doesn't buy stuff just to have it. They buy it because customers are using it. AWS customers are moving stuff out of their data centres and don't know how to use serverl
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by pacohope 8y ago
If you believe that cloud providers just copy your data willy-nilly from place to place, you've obviously never dealt with the cloud before. They go to great pains to earn trust by making sure that your data only lives where you put it
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by pacohope 8y ago
The Scroll article itself has no named author. If this article was true, why wouldn't the author put their name to it? The answer to that is because this is just a rip-off of a different article written by a different author, who did p
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by pacohope 8y ago
Read more carefully before you worry. You're not reading facts and making sober decisions. You're reading a headline that isn't supported by the article it is attached to. You have to go read up on facts and understand the cl
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by pacohope 8y ago
This is an idiotic article. Read carefully before you decide what you think. 1. Scroll anonymously reposted a poorly-written article from DNA. (First link in first sentence) 2. Look at the facts quoted in the article. "Banks know that
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by pacohope 8y ago
Stick to the topic, and don't go meta. Leave out things like "when I was preparing to submit this talk proposal" or "as I was creating the slides for this talk." Talk about the topic, don't talk about the talki