john_teller02

These two bugs (Meltdown and Spectr) are really very speculative things. It is like when human beings became aware of astroid orbits they thought that earth is in danger of being hit by one. Now that is indeed a theoritical possibility but what are the chances? These two bugs have been existent for 20 years and there is no known exploits of them. In the GitHub demos also they mention that the demos will work only if "For this demo, you either need the direct physical map offset (e.g. from demo #2) or you have to disable KASLR by specifying nokaslr in your kernel command line." - So you basically start with a broken system to exploit these bugs.

if you think you can build startup culture without immigrants sweat and hard work you are kidding yourself. There is a reason for the way things are.

One have to be skeptical about the motivation behind the timing of this release specially coming so soon after AWS releasing Deeplens yesterday in reinvent 2017.

https://aws.amazon.com/deeplens/

Doesn't really look the same. The both have dark backgrounds but are completely different otherwise.

This will continue as long as homeless folks are given a one way bus ticket to land up in west coast from the red states.

Solve some real life problem like:

1) Cancer , heart disease health related problem. 2) Depression 3) Poverty 4) Violence (how about a magic shield)

etc etc .. there are tons of real life problem that are yet to be solved and NEED to be solved for survival of human kind. Just open your heart and eyes and you will find.

Sri Ramakrishna said that all religions are just different path to the same divinity. Just like we call water by different names in different languages but ultimately they all mean the same liquid that quenches thirst , similarly different religions also lead to the same quenching of our spiritual thirst. Sri Ramakrishna not only said that but he practiced reaching enlightenment through different religions.

This is a very bad idea .. there is no need for so many people to sit in one place and terrible for housing and commute. Amazon should come up with a better idea .. this is so not like Amazon.

Its nice but AWS released GLUE for similar use case a couple of weeks back