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Waabi unveils its first generation self-driving truck(techcrunch.com)
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Welcome to Waabi World(waabi.ai)
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by pliu 5y ago
Signal Foundation is a non-profit. It is my understanding this is a 0% interest loan, not an investment. I'm no expert, but after examining their 2019 balance sheet, it seems to me like they are well on their way to paying it back. I g
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by pliu 6y ago
It would be interesting if the networking model for the end targets could also be inverted, so that an agent (or something) on the end target could make an outbound connection to establish a reverse tunnel to the proxy that user connections
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by pliu 6y ago
That's really great introspection. I have the same tendency which has led to creating some really deeply unpleasant situations for myself. I hadn't thought about it quite in the same way until I read your comment, thank you for sh
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by pliu 7y ago
In cases like the example mentioned, this is clearly a malicious entity. I don't agree that "get a subpoena" is the right response, some judgement should be applied to cases where someone is clearly using your service to do h
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by pliu 8y ago
I recently read Billion Dollar Whale ( https://www.amazon.com/Billion-Dollar-Whale-Fooled-Hollywood... ) which I enjoyed. It seemed to me to be surprisingly easy to launder money through shell companies like the ones listed h
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by pliu 8y ago
The documentation for kata seems fairly straightforward for a single host install. Install the kata packages, modify docker daemon to change the run time, then use Docker the usual way. https://github.com/kata-containers&#x2
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by pliu 10y ago
The thing that stuck out to me about the presser was the quote from the VP of Cloud and Enterprise Group, and that someone high up on Azure team is joining the Linux Foundation board of directors. This indicates to me that it's really
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by pliu 10y ago
I actually was thinking about that too, but automated analysis of video at that scale seems prohibitively expensive unless you are Google or Netflix or something. Serving tons of video through a CDN is one thing, but the compute requirement
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by pliu 10y ago
It's been quite a few years since I was last an Exchange administrator, but I seem to recall that you could secure a distribution list such that only authorized members could send mail to it. Perhaps (hopefully) only a relatively small
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by pliu 10y ago
I don't have an iPhone, but with the Android client at least, you can disable image auto downloading in the settings page. If you hate fun and are dead inside.
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by pliu 10y ago
If you read the PDF, it seems the FPGAs can be used in a number of ways: 1) As a local co-processor, they have been deployed to accelerate selected Bing search ranking operations. This is described a little bit in the white paper, but I thi
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by pliu 10y ago
It's named after a classic Kodak camera model from the 40's http://camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Kodak_Ektra
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by pliu 10y ago
I've just started "The Best Day the Worst Day: Life with Jane Kenyon" after discovering the authors work here. I had to take a break after the first chapter, it is intensely sad. I don't have the right vocabulary to desc
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by pliu 10y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I guess I was confused about how it worked. For those seeking more detail, I found these two links helpful: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/15e1bLKYeN56GL1oTJSF9... https:&#x2
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by pliu 10y ago
QUIC is a UDP based network protocol. It is an alternative to HTTP2 or HTTP, which are TCP based protocols. If you visit google.com with a recent version of chrome, you're using QUIC. Open chrome://net-internals/#quic in
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by pliu 10y ago
In my experience this strategy has not worked out very well. When we tried to deploy risky changes during low traffic times, we would end up creating time bombs, scale issues being masked until a high traffic time rolled around. This also c
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by pliu 10y ago
500px | Toronto, Canada | Full time | Onsite 500px is a photo community and marketplace for discovering, sharing, buying, and selling inspiring photography powered by creative people around the world. We are well funded, backed by great inv
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by pliu 10y ago
Your comment made me curious, so I went looking and found a price sheet. I see two SKU's, one at $32K and one at $39K, I think probably this is just for the chassis. The storage modules list at $22K, $46K and $92K for the 1.2TB, 2.9TB
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by pliu 10y ago
500px | Toronto, Canada | Full time | Onsite 500px is a photo community and marketplace for discovering, sharing, buying, and selling inspiring photography powered by creative people around the world. We are well funded, backed by great inv
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by pliu 11y ago
This "Universal Control Plane" thing looks pretty enterprisy. I have to imagine they are ramping up an enterprise sales team now, with all the org changes that come along with that. This product sort of reminds me of Citrix and Xe
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by pliu 11y ago
Linux 4.1+ with ext4 supports filesystem level encryption, and it encrypts filenames. The implementation seems very complex, I'm not sure how mature this feature is. I think the state is probably "not production ready", but I
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by pliu 11y ago
I wonder if Linus has changed his opinion, 15 years later.
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by pliu 11y ago
I sometimes have a similar issue with Travis CI, if I can't use one of their built in integrations or something. A simple workaround is to just upload an artifact to S3 after a successful build. Then on another system scan the bucket w
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by pliu 11y ago
This is neat, but I feel a bit conflicted about it. Authenticate to phone, phone authenticates to website. Certainly less laborious than entering a password, then authenticating to your phone so you can copy a token code. But I feel like my
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by pliu 11y ago
If you are looking for these kinds of features outside of AWS, check out NS1 or Dyn.
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by pliu 11y ago
I don't necessarily agree with this statement, but I suppose it depends on the vendor huh. For what it's worth, I am currently running off the official packages at moderate scale (~30 machines all together) and have not yet had an
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by pliu 11y ago
The situation is now like this: * In Debian Jessie, you can still install the Debian Elasticsearch package, but it will not receive security updates any longer. * In future releases of Debian, this package will not be available in the main
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by pliu 11y ago
This is cool. You can even use curl: "curl https://www.10minutestorage.com/api/room/create/" to create a room "curl -X POST -F "files[]=@pizza.jpg" https://www.10minutestor

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