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'I do think that the western media has presented a grossly over-simplified narrative'. As usual. The MSM I see (BBC World/CNN) is a joke. I feel like applauding on the rare occasions I get to see an objective assessment of an issue without the propaganda.
How interesting that they have labelled "Paw Patrol" and Thomas the Tank Engine" as fascist.

What would they say to the ideology of "Safe Schools" - an ideology based on the premise that the only significant bullying in schools is against LGBTQI and the the material publicly available is setting up those children from the first years of school onwards for sexual predation.

The authors need to actually get out and see what is being promulgated in education circles instead of worrying about harmless children's shows.
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Please make version control systems pluggable if you make a larger scope product. For a source nav product building it “on” git is fine. But once it has builds, issues etc it would be great if it also supported other version control systems. This is the biggest flaw of some of the existing players (e.g github).

I have high hopes that git will be replaced by something better, but the more products there are built on top of it, the harder it gets.
Your point holds only if we assume that in the future, all people that will be hiring you are very clever and perfectly rational.
Yes, just mount your /../../../Projects/MyProject onto /mnt/MyProject in the docker container and you'll have your current project files there all the time.
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Probably should add systemd-nspawn to that list.

Regular systemd that you probably need to know how to use anyway can launch things in namespaces and even use common image formats. Very useful.
There is a lack of demand for innovation which means we are happy with the technology. I think it’s great. I mean it’s just a smartphone, if I can keep it longer and spend my money on some other innovation that’s cool too.
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Do you not think that if everyone is saying it has a great UX and it's easy to use then perhaps it does have a great UX and is easy to use?
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I doubt that it's going to happen. People working with Oracle are generally not the kind that would start Open Source projects. If they are, also generally, they won't work with Oracle for long.
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Actually, they're on windows 10 too for some time already.
> Let me tell you one thing, it's going to be tough. Cyber security is one of the fields of IT that requires the most deep knowledge of how computers and networks work. So, be aware of that. It's like, when someone is asking how to build a game, and the first answer is: learn a lot about Math and Physics. This is the same thing.

> Recommended path:

> 1. CS Basics (concepts) Conceptually understand how computers work, how interpreters work, compilers etc. You're probably past this point.

> 2.Low level programming Basically C, but pay attention to the OS APIs (posix, win32). Make sure you understand the fundamentals of memory management, procedures, threading, etc. You need a lot of C knowledge.

> 3. Networking [0] You basically need to know by heart all the TCP protocol. I have a friend who's incredibly successful working in security and he knows each bit in each packet in a TCP connection. He can just recite it. Once you know about networks, start throwing code at them. See if you can push the wrong bits to a switch, or if you can access some other processes network stack, etc.

> 4. Web standards Basically, how the web works. Once you're past that: Apache and Nginx. You have to know them in depth.

> 5. Known threats and vunerabilities In this process you'll know that there are many exploited issues that have been resolved. But you should study from them. For example, Heartbleed. Would you have the knowledge to find Heartbleed? You should also practice with every other security threat known like XSS, SQL Injection, etc.

> [0] depending the security field, you might not need so advanced networking knowledge, this is just a general recommendation.

> This is just my recommendation, I'm more of a purist, and I have a lot of respect for cybersecurity people.

> Source: +10 years programming, I have a good friend making A LOT of money as a private security contractor and we speak about this all the time.

Great answer. Look at an offensive security certified professional course for a basic affordable course that covers all of the above.
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That is how many “Eastern” people feel about “Western” culture.
And our Army has too few working helicopters for training pilots properly, so that it had to buy 6500 flight hours in SAR helicopters from our biggest automobile club.
Certainly US TV has way more adverts than TV in the UK, but even UK TV has more adverts.

I stopped watching normal TV 2 years ago and before that used to record all my shows so I could fast forward through the adverts. Stuck at the in-laws for Christmas and I actually can't watch their TV due to the adverts now.
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I’m not sure what the initial claim was about this material, but it could be “exotic” even if it is identifiable.

If you sent a sample of carbon nanotubes to the 1950’s, they’d say “this is carbon”. That doesn’t mean the sample wasn’t exotic to them and hard for them to reproduce or understand.

An “alien material” or “alien alloy” would be one where we just didn’t understand how it’s made, even if we can see perfectly how it’s structured and what it consists of.
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You sound like that comment on the Dropbox HN annoucement page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224

You've just added at least 2 more concepts to the thing you have to use: iocage and ansible. On top of the jails thing. That's the exact opposite of "easy to adopt". Especially since most people that use something like Docker already don't care or want to learn Docker, they just want the benefits of using containers.
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Never thought I’d read the words “Price is Right” and “expanded universe” in the one sentence on HN...
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Why is code reload painful? Just mount a volume from the code you're editing in the host.
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By making the prediction, it can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

He is probably just trying to make the price drop more so that he can buy even more Bitcoin.

The end of the year is often a time when people get together... Bitcoin is bound to come up in conversations. So I think that there might actually be a big rise in interest after Christmas.
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That's a bit like saying that Docker is one more thing on top of LXC that you have to learn.

jails : iocage :: lxc : docker

ansible : iocage :: packer : docker

The workflow and terminology is somewhat different but that doesn't make it inherently more difficult to adopt. The "slick" DSL that Dockerfiles provide become quite limiting in short order especially as each line bloats the eventual Docker image quite significantly. Case in point, you can't set file ownership when you copy files into the image so that extra step adds that much more bloat.
zk proofs supposedly resolve that issue.

monereo, zcash, and eventually ethereum

the concept seems to make sense but I'd be curious how to audit such an obfuscated system
Celery is 95% water, so that 1.5% is 30% of the rest.

Also, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celery#Nutrition agrees, saying it has 1.6% fiber.
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I play this every few months with some friends. Its so simple and fun. It's a little chaotic right now, but still excellent.

Are there any other similar games around?
The idea of a traditional job isn't fun,
but that sounds pretentious of me,
doesn't it?

The only part that sounds bad, is that you (counterproductively) feel some insidious kind of shame for casting off the shackles of traditional work. In reality, it often sucks to work for the man even if you're making millions a year.

Maybe there's more to life than marching in a straight line.

Fuck your recruiter. His job is to connect BOTH ends of the deal, not just to satisfy the hiring party. It's not your fault that he couldn't sell you on a job.

Go travel for a bit; your career will not magically disappear during a vacation, even for several months.

And check out this poem, Desiderata by Max Ehrmann:

Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.

Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story.
Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain or bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself.

Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time.

Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism.

Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass.
Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth.

Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness.
Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here.

And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be. And whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful. Strive to be happy.
Would it actually change anything to know you were in a simulation?

You're still here, still in the same situation. You simply know your in a simulation that's all. Simply knowing it isn't going to suddenly given you super powers and somehow mean you can escape it. Like the universe you are the simulation, you aren't separate from it.
You only learn about docker...

Regarding your later edit about bloat, well, it seems most people don't really care about that.
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> This strikes me as an interesting idea to highlight.

> I can't think of anything that can't be distributed as pure information in the sense written above .

But if it's so ubiquitous these days, is it even worth pointing out?
Hacking a phone, a server, a Database or a computer does not depend on programming language, but exploit the existing vulnerabilities. If you mean by create Windows virus/trojan/malware, them are generally written in Visual C++ (VC++), and you can learn it by buying books for basic knowledge and go to practice. so i think adrian lamo uses c plus or v plus for hacking.
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Yes! I thought of 'foggles' immediately as well.
You only learn about iocage… (although even with Docker you should have at least a little knowledge of how things work under the hood for when things invariably break).
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It could be worse. Imagine for a moment Satoshi is North Korean. "What on earth have we done?"
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Hacking a phone, a server, a Database or a computer does not depend on programming language, but exploit the existing vulnerabilities. If you mean by create Windows virus/trojan/malware, them are generally written in Visual C++ (VC++), and you can learn it by buying books for basic knowledge and go to practice. so i think adrian lamo uses c plus or v plus for hacking.

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Docker images is a simple quick-and-dirty packaging solution with all the pieces necessary (building, versioning, storage and deployment). I believe this is why it won.

Don't think any of those other options had anything similar. The alternatives, like building and deploying apps with native OS packages (e.g. .debs) were significantly more complicated and less portable. (While it's not that Docker images are better than native packages, they're doubtlessly generally easier.)
> They don’t have customer service, yet I’m paying for storage.

It's pretty slack to be taking people's money and providing zero customer service.
> On a standalone Unix system, users log in to the same machine that stores the passwords. They're only a privilege escalation exploit away from getting the hashes of everyone's password

But what machines are, in practice, multiuser today in that way? My work computer has only my account, and sometimes a temporary one if a technician needs to log in to troubleshoot something. For home use I don't think it makes sense. And for a prod network, again users aren't logging into the machines directly.
As others have already mentioned shared volumes, here's a commented little command-line demo of the principle:

https://github.com/DHager/docker-php-library-demo

It should be easy enough achieve the same results with your docker-compose configuration.
This is what I have used before docker build started to support multiple images. That is, I had a shell script that run an image with a compiler that put the executable to a local directory. Then normal docker build would pickup the executable into the final image. But this does not take advantage of caching with docker build and made the infrastructure more complex.

Dockerfile with multiple images addressed that nicely. Now single docker build command takes care about everything and generates production ready images. A shell script is only necessary during development to extract some files from the image to avoid restarting already running container.
If you’re using Docker on Windows, bind mount propagation isn’t a thing. Adding a new file (or maybe a folder) on the host machine means you have to restart docker.

This is especially bad in node development when you are trying to work on your npm dependencies.
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We as developers are not spoilt for choice. The tools we use are universally crappy, horrible etc.

Any improvement is hailed as great UX/DX even if the improvement is only marginal. Or if the improvement only touches on certain aspects and totally ignores all other aspects.

Docker is an improvement over the cesspool of tools that existed in the space before it. It's UX is ok at best, and is hailed as awesome because it just barely covers the basic needs of a developer: list a thing, build a thing, remove a thing. Outside of really a handful of basic things it fails miserably and relies on multiple disparate hacks by desperate developers.

The only reason it's being praised is that all other tools are so much worse.
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They key word in my question being "things evolved past that". Age doesn't matter, but if things are done in a different way now it's for reasons, not merely for novelty.
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I'm sympathetic to your situation. But being locked out of selling your bitcoin for a few years might have resulted in you earning a lot of extra money! Hopefully you can regain access to Coinbase. Since they are regulation-complaint and legit, you should eventually be able to gain access to your assets. If it's enough BTC to be worth the expense, maybe you could expedite the process with a lawyer?
Depending on the attention span of your particular managers (and their managers as well, most likely), this can indeed be a viable strategy.

You might also carefully consider your company's culture when deciding how to split your efforts between new (user-visible) features, preventive maintenance, and bugs affecting end users (especially any VIP end users that have your managers' ears).

For example, a 'Hero' culture rewards last-minute, late night, death march efforts, whether to fix an urgent problem, or to add that one feature that is (supposedly) needed to land a specific high-value customer/sale.
Meanwhile in the UK... there tends to be a lot less advertisements on TV, and when shows from the US are played, there are points where they left room for an ad-break, which isn't used. For the ultimate in no-advertising, you just watch a BBC channel.
Apparently there is a limit of 9 minutes of advertising per hour according to this document from the regulator... https://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv-radio-and-on-demand/broadcast-co...
I was curious about iocage, is it this thing? https://github.com/iocage/iocage

It's FreeBSD only, why are we even having this discussion? :)
This may be a good forum to ask. For an absolute newbie to Docker but someone who has used LxC a few times in non-serious situations, what would be a good learning resource?
Just the docs? Any good book? Any blog post series?
>First, there is no evidence that governments are planning to mass produce small drones to kill civilians in large numbers.

Right, they will only kill terrorists.
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The times we live in...
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At the current volatility how can businesses be expected to take on the risk of accepting bitcoin? None of their costs would be in bitcoin so they would have to be constantly moving their bitcoin to fiat currency and taking a risk on wild daily swings.
> For most assets, you can generally assume it will be close to what it currently is priced at.

True with some caveats.

This statement assumes no forward rate. If the risk-free rate is high, then the future price should generally be expected to appreciate.

This statement also requires some assumptions about the probability distribution of future price changes.

Let's take a common example of a multi-modal distribution: court decisions. Imagine companies XYZ and ABC are engaged in a patent dispute. Both companies profit greatly from the production and sale of doodads, and (for the sake of example) we have been told that exactly one company will need to cease doodad production as a result of the decision. The company that ceases production should trade down as a result of its lost future profits, and the other company should trade up. In this case, even though the current prices may be E[XYZ] and E[ABC], the future price is going to be markedly different for both.
No, I don't think that's correct. A security doesn't have its own value independently of the payment stream it represents, any more than the deed to a house has its own value independently of the house. But the same payment stream (or house) might be of different value to different people, so buying or selling it can create wealth.
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Yes, its never the religion. The religion gets people to have eight kids, but if that piled up social explosive blows up, it wasn't the religion.
The religion declares gods and therefore society's laws hack-able and circumvent-able - and the society reacts violent to the hacking- that wasn't the religion.
A religion declares it ethically noble to pursuit selfish interests at all costs to the weaker parties and the future of the planet- and when disaster strikes, it wasn't the religion.
Its the individual, its the state, but its never the core-software that declares instinct-interests a deity having bugs and needing a rewrite.

Intellectual Dignity, these feely-discussions lack it.
Oh. Another thing that plays in Docker's favour: it does improve, albeit slowly and incrementally.

Once again, it's only because everything else is worse + dev mindshare has been captured by Docker
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