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How does it compare to ARM Mbed OS?

Does Translate offer the Toolkit functionality? Just checked, but couldn't find anything beyond the usual text or document translation box.

I also have a GeForce Now account, but somehow, it doesn't feel as smooth as Gaikai back then. An FPS like CS GO is unplayable for me - because of input lag.

I remember trying out Gaikai in some 2009, and I was completely blown away both by the quality and by the latency. It felt like magic, I couldn't understand why they didn't succeed commercially, and I still can't understand why there is still no better service out there.

I'm missing two things:

- docker-compose support

- ability to run multiple services from different repos

The next beast is OpenWRT + any modern hardware supported by it.

If only they could quickly get high quantities immediately, I'm sure they would switch in a heartbeat.

Since I tried Drone, I never looked back.

Good point, there is still a barrier between how people deploy (kubernetes) and how people develop (docker-compose). And it's not just different syntax, developers typically never have to deal with concepts like ingress and persistent volume claims. Things like converting compose to k8s manifests don't really help developers to understand how kubernetes works in production. As a result, Kubernetes tends to help to reinforce the need for ops people, for better or worse.

In Ukraine there is a government webapp where you can fill all possible tax forms, and they come mostly pre-filled. The only small hurdle is getting the private/public key, it's fast, but only happens upon request or if you have a bank account at supported banks. If you were only on a payroll, you don't need to declare anything at all, it happens automatically.

The irony that you have to use a computer from your main enemy for your main ideological museum.

A good summary and the timeline here: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/333965/

I like the layout.

It could be useful for film production where you could replace the stuntman's face with the real actor's one.

Way too late, weeks after the CA has been deprecated by the Kazakh government.

Looks great, I wonder why it doesn't have more traction.

> That's a bit light on details. Does it have hardware acceleration? Replay attack protection? Perfect forward secrecy? What are the underlying algorithms? Implementation verified by whom?

More details here: https://github.com/jedisct1/charm

Could you name some of those code-based tools?

I wish they would at least open-soure the linter. I just quickly compared it to https://github.com/garethr/kubeval, and it did uncover some valid additional mistakes.

Upd: looks like the plugin is using https://github.com/mulesoft-labs/yaml-ast-parser combined with https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-json-languageservice

But if there is nothing to develop for... Chicken and egg problem.

However, I think that Windows on ARM will soon become a real thing, this could bring the developers, it will also help the ARM devices spread among Linux users.

Regarding what Linus wrote, I do not buy it. There is so much stuff can run without cross-compilation: js and other scripts, java, c#. Also look at things like Android and iOS, you are already happily developing for ARM, you can develop for servers with the same approach.

I wonder why a router is really useful to them. With most sites using https, not much beyond DNS requests and plain IPs can be captured, without forcing users to install a CA.

I have found Docker Swarm Mode to be a good middle ground. Essentially, it's docker-compose which you can run on multiple servers.

As much as I like munin, it's just not covering the current needs around application monitoring, containers, dynamically scaled clusters and more detailed metric inspection. The go-to solution for me now is Prometheus + Grafana, it does all of the above and is directly supported by many products.

Also everything CoreOS-related.

Could you describe how you did it?

ToolSense | https://toolsense.io/ | Vienna | On-site | Full-time

ToolSense is the first startup in the new 'Startup Incubator' of FH Technikum Wien.

We're changing the way construction works - by providing a full-stack IoT solution, consisting of ToolSense HW-module, Edge Computing, ToolSense Cloud and ToolSense Web-Frontend.

Currently we are working with 16 construction machine manufacturers in Europe and USA (such as the German powertool manufacturer Metabo) and have closed several rounds of investor funding.

We are pushing the limits even further and are looking for new team members:

* Electrical Engineer / System Integration

* Senior Frontend Developer

* Junior Frontend Developer

* Machine Learning Engineer

https://toolsense.io/career/

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We would be happy to receive your application under: careers@toolsense.io

Furthermore we're always taking interns - so if you are interested in doing an​ internship, let us know!

AI-powered Wi-Fi routers incoming. /s

Also interesting on the screenshot: Radeon.

A really powerful move now would be to open-source GitHub.

Strange, GitHub Pages should support TLS on custom domains: https://blog.github.com/2018-05-01-github-pages-custom-domai...

Looks like the site is using a wrong IP for the A record. It is 192.30.252.153, but should be 185.199.108.153, where Let's Encrypt is enabled.