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by 0x202020 4y ago
I’ve been really impressed with OpenAI embeddings + vector searches for some full document searches compared to something like standard elasticsearch over a large body of text. Something I think I’m personally missing from the ChatGPT/
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by 0x202020 4y ago
Two different streams that have built up over time. I spend less than 10 hours combined weekly on them averaged over a month if i had to guess but both were independent full time jobs at one point 1) ($$m total, $$k/mo now) Server host
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by 0x202020 4y ago
IMO, the release of Warzone 1, Call of Duty’s Battle Royale mode that released a few months after Modern Warfare 2019, has completely changed the priorities and incentives for the company. The goal is to sell in game cosmetics more so than
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by 0x202020 4y ago
I would love to see something akin to an M-based Mac as a dev board of sorts, but I’m fairly sure it would never happen. My home server has transitioned over time from various 4u rack mount options, to a 2u and an M1 Mac Mini, to a Mac Stud
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by 0x202020 4y ago
I switched jobs recently and became the defacto DevOps person so have been able to deploy mostly how I want. I’ve used kubernetes at multiple jobs, side projects and at home but for a cost and time constrained startup we are leveraging ECS&
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by 0x202020 4y ago
Yes Pokémon Legends: Arceus was a tipping point for me. The game does not look good at all to me, and across 3 different switches I tested, it felt like it was hitching and not loading correctly even with the low detail and resolution in do
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by 0x202020 5y ago
Like the others have said, definitely seems to be hit or miss. I inherited an old cluster running on elastic cloud, migrated it to AWS managed and it reduced monthly costs by nearly an order of magnitude on top of going from a 5-15 minute o
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by 0x202020 5y ago
Even better then I would have thought, thanks! I’ve primarily dealt with Elasticsearch/Solr in my career, so jumping into the way searches work in Postgres with various native support and plugins is, interesting to say the least. Maybe
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by 0x202020 5y ago
Poking a bit at the documentation, I see like/ilike but are there plans for text search/trigram capabilities? Recently I’ve been working with lots of different entities that have searchable properties and exploring searching acros
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by 0x202020 5y ago
To get around the separate directories/copies someone established a pattern of doing a for each environment at the top of each tf file and then all variables are stored as a map of each env, which I find interesting. The pattern exists
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by 0x202020 5y ago
My manager is aware only because we have worked together several times, but he still fights for a yearly raise on the 5-15% scale of things without me asking, and does for other team members as far as I know. For the most part I work 5 by 5
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by 0x202020 5y ago
I have always seen the second monitor as “extra” space and not to be used equally. I previously used two 34” ultra wide (21:9) monitors with one centered and one off to the right. The left half of the extra monitor was basically reserved fo
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by 0x202020 6y ago
Absolutely this. My side of the engineering department has taken a hard stance on what our definitions of Data Analyst, Data Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer and Applied Scientist are. We have had a few issues with people
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by 0x202020 6y ago
1) most of the team is on MBP 16 inch models. I know there is one and may be two on 13 inch models. 2 and 3 I’ll answer to the “best of my knowledge” but on the professional level it’s something my team doesn’t handle (I do wish I knew more
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by 0x202020 6y ago
We have a base Debian image maintained by our Platform/Security team (compliance) that we build our Flask apps off. Other than them forgetting to push an ARM compatible image when they update we haven’t ran into issues, but I don’t kno
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by 0x202020 6y ago
From my POV now, the i3 instances should never be used unless you absolutely need the dedicated local storage in those amounts. The per vCPU performance is horrid in comparison to any of the modern instances (R5/M5/C5) let alone c
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by 0x202020 6y ago
We’ve been testing a few Graviton instances since before GA and have gone “all in” with our latest release targeted for EOY. We went live with R6g (Redis) and R6gd/T4g (ES) instances at the beginning of the month. We were coming from a
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by 0x202020 6y ago
In typically AWS managed fashion: If you want to get it set up and running most of the way without tuning a bunch of stuff it’s pretty good. It also has significant cost overhead compared to self-managed and limited instance types. My team
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by 0x202020 6y ago
Healthcare B2B and B2C. B2B side has been moving slowly off IE11, but moving faster since the start of the year and with most of the rest of the customers targeting to be off of it originally by end of quarter. Currently sitting around 40%
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by 0x202020 6y ago
I use a first generation iPhone SE every day in conjunction with my regular iPhone 11 Pro Max and I definitely wouldn’t call it unusable. The main pain point I have with it is loading a heavy webpage if I don’t have ad blocking on
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by 0x202020 6y ago
I’ve got issues where macOS sees both monitors but won’t send output to both every time I come out of sleep. Like one of the displays will turn on like it has signal, then hang for a second and go back to sleep, repeat. I use a program call
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by 0x202020 6y ago
I think people get lured in by no delivery fee and reduced prices originally so they order at basically the normal price. But then once the introductory prices go away and the fees go up they get mad at the restaurant, not the delivery serv
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by 0x202020 6y ago
Like what the other person said, they increase the prices and then most people blame the restaurant. A local restaurant I get pickup from is $8.95 pre tax, curious I looked to see what delivery was and it is $11.65 pre tax and then a $4.00
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by 0x202020 6y ago
For sure. It’s one of those things that my use case is probably a very, very small percent of users but it would be nice to be a bit more viewer friendly from that point of view. Right now since they have limited new content it feels like t
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by 0x202020 6y ago
I think they are bound to. You don’t think as soon as Disney can they aren’t going to start showing ads for everything Disney related? The worst step back to me from TV -> streaming -> streaming becoming more TV like is content releas
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by 0x202020 6y ago
The reason I started as a remote employee was that I could get a local internship in college at $15/hr and have to live in the city or live at home and drive further. On the other hand I applied for remote internships that I could do f
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by 0x202020 6y ago
The first company I worked at had a great team in all departments until we got a new head of technology. Immediately all new projects went to outsource teams, some occasionally good and others bad, so much so that we (existing devs) began t
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by 0x202020 6y ago
Analytics and AV tagging/insights. So I can give them a bit deeper stats from data that they all have than what most teams can get internally, but then via tagging tournament audio and video can also show any clips that lead to the sta
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by 0x202020 6y ago
I have existing contact with some people in a few of the organizations which has come following the game over the last few years on a personal level. I’ve travelled to some events, have conversations with some players but mostly coaches, an
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by 0x202020 6y ago
Thank! It’s exciting and scary at the same time. I’ve had some small projects that have also made small amounts of money, but never anything to possibly turn into a business

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