Chickenosaurus

I agree. I did not mean to refute your point, but to provide more context.

It should be noted the 28-hour work week is accompanied with proportional salary reductions and is limited to 2 years. It is supposed to provide greater flexibility for the worker, e. g. to provide for a sick relative.

According to a paper by Eric Brewer, the author of the original CAP theorem, Google Spanner technically is not a CA system [1]. It is advertised as such because partitons are supposed to be exceedingly rare as the infrastructure is outstanding and a lot of operating experience is present [1].

I believe at the end of the day the CAP theorem is too fuzzy for such discussions.

[1] https://research.google.com/pubs/pub45855.html

I think the PACELC theorem [1] should be preferred to the CAP theorem as it is more precise. It states in case of a partition (P), there is a trade-off between availability (A) and consistency (C). Else (E), there is a trade-off between latency (L) and consistency (C).

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PACELC_theorem

I carry an Opinel everyday. They are great for the following reasons:

- Traditional french knife with a rich history

- Cheap (from $ 8)

- Mechanically very simple

- Lockable

- Many sizes available

- Stainless steel and carbon steel available (I prefer carbon because I like the patina)

- They can't be opened with one hand which would make it illegal to carry them publicly in Germany

The biggest disadvantage is the untreated wood handle. It can swell up if it gets wet which makes the knife harder to open and close. Some people deep fry the knife to make the wood water resistant.

I think the argument is Node.js projects are often stitched together from many packages with different APIs and are therefore a good example for stitched together programs that work.

The argument isn't very good in my opinion. Combining independent services differs from combining libraries.

http://donkeycar.com is "an opensource DIY self driving platform for small scale cars" (e. g. RC cars).

The page claims all necessary parts can be bought for about $ 200 on amazon. It looks fun.

As a non-american who hasn't followed the FCC debacle, this blows me away.

A government agency acting blatantly against the interests of its people and allowing such tactics is terrible. I hope for appropriate consequences for all involved parties who acted maliciously.

Could you elaborate? Which grant programs are you referring to?

Accidental denials of service are indeed a common occurrence. By the way, it's "etc" from latin et cetera - I assume you didn't want to refer to electro-convulsive therapy :-)

I haven't used kubernetes yet, but https://traefik.io/ was a great reverse proxy in combination with docker swarm. I imagine it works great with kubernetes, too.

Putting a few labels on the containers you want to expose with your reverse proxy is all you need to do. Traefik continuously monitors docker to react to changes. Traefik handles load balancing and automatic certificate generation with ACME, too

Google provides 1000 TPUs free of charge to researchers https://www.tensorflow.org/tfrc/

As a general rule of thumb, if something isn't used for calculations, it probably shouldn't be a number.

The net profit should already account for all costs including liability insurance.

The only thing that can be deduced from this observation is that these traditions are not deadly in the short term. After all, smoking is a tradition in some cultures, even though we are sufficiently certain smoking is harmful.

There seems to be quite some money to be made in game hosting as evidenced by https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses/arkservers-io .

For how long have you been operating? Are you willing to share your revenue numbers?

What are these legitimate use cases for automatic reCAPTCHA solving?

Yes, Cassandra supports common aggregation functions as well as user-defined aggregators which have to be created in Java.

I am interested in the answer to this question, too.

A small, useful library. Good job!

I am currently working on a thesis paper evaluating persistence technologies regarding their fitness for a petabyte-scale sensor data analytics product. I am interested to learn more about your experience with Druid.

I would be grateful if you contact me at 8nvyve+wj7zvh7q5e0@sharklasers.com (it's a throwaway email as I avoid posting my private email publicly). Thank you.

I don't understand how the perpetrators can cash out their premium text message earnings without getting caught.

Can somebody offer insights?

It would be nice if KS could be expanded to Kickstarter in the title. I had no idea what the article's topic would be.

Does anyone know of any legitimate MLM based companies that sell products that could probably be successfully sold without MLM?

In other words, can MLM be a useful tool for non-scammy companies?

This was a fantastic read. For anyone else wondering: "TBA" is an abbreviation for "to be announced".

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius (Roman Emperor from 161 to 180 AD) helped me to keep going in tough times and to be a happier person.

Not long ago, Netflix introduced the ability to download certain movies, too.

It's really weird to me that the article calls the pishing victims cybercriminals and goes so far as to imply the pisher could be seen as a modern Robin Hood.

The funds weren't stolen from darknet market operators but from users of these marketplaces. The article asserts the pishing victims could utilize the money for illegal activities. It's likely the stolen funds would have been used to purchase drugs which does not make the purchasers cybercriminals.

It seems dangerous to stereotype people only because they use a certain technology (the darknet).

TL;DR: Practice your morning routine during the day to make getting up early in the morning easier.

Your comment sparked my interest. After playing around a bit, it seems Firefox users get the paywall while Chrome users do not.