DAlperin

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by DAlperin 2mo ago
Moving this out of a subthread, but I can't find any sources corroborating the the phenomenon described in this article. In fact a lot of the literature from NASA seems to explicitly contradict the claims in the article[0][1]. Obviousl
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by DAlperin 2mo ago
I can't either. In fact a lot of the literature from NASA seems to explicitly contradict the claims in the article[0][1]. Obviously not dispositive, but this article reads to me at least partially like AI confabulation. Perhaps my Goog
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by DAlperin 10mo ago
One of the cofounders it seems https://atomicsemi.com/about/
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by DAlperin 11mo ago
I think the next sentence clarifies pretty well. > In this case, what’s dropped is &mut future1. But future1 is not dropped, so the actual future is not cancelled.
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by DAlperin 11mo ago
(I used to work at Fly, specifically on the proxy so my info may be slightly out of date, but I've spent a lot of time thinking about this stuff.) > why can't every proxy probe every [worker, not application]? There are several
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by DAlperin 11mo ago
(I used to work at fly on networking) Fly has a lot of interesting networking issues but I don't know that like, the actual routing of packets is the big one? And even in the places where there is bottlenecks in the overlay mesh I&#x27
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How Filter Pushdown Works(materialize.com)
3 points by DAlperin 1y ago|0 comments
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by DAlperin 1y ago
That’s the name in the Arabic text hallucinated by the model :)
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by DAlperin 1y ago
The story here isn't that they've invented a new format for user defined indexes (the one proposed here is sort of contrived and I probably wouldn't recommend in production) but rather demonstrating how the user defined metad
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by DAlperin 2y ago
For what it’s worth I don’t think we entirely disagree: it has at times felt absurd that it didn’t make as much money as it maybe otherwise could. We made a bet that the type of cloud platform we wanted to build could be well served by GP
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by DAlperin 2y ago
Super neat! Does the v2 branding mean that the more "fully featured" observability product is going away? Or is it all going to be rebuilt on top of clickhouse?
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by DAlperin 2y ago
We have to invest in fighting fraud and abuse anyway, such is the public cloud business. We don't intend to diminish user experience in service of fighting it.
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by DAlperin 2y ago
> we can steer them to an area that's easy for us to drive out and pick them up. What does this look like in practice? As you mentioned I know you don't really have any lateral control, but I imagine you can wait for it to over
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by DAlperin 2y ago
Fwiw Teenage Engineering is a design firm who was originally contracted by Rabbit to design the physical device. I don't think they had anything to do with the functionality.
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by DAlperin 2y ago
Also to add, we already have lots of customers who use this model.
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GPUI 2 is now in production – Zed(zed.dev)
50 points by DAlperin 3y ago|18 comments
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Relay-Style GraphQL(alan.norbauer.com)
3 points by DAlperin 3y ago|0 comments
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How RocksDB Works(artem.krylysov.com)
285 points by DAlperin 3y ago|69 comments
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by DAlperin 4y ago
This is super cool! Do you have any plans to support on-demand image building like the now defunct https://ctr.run ? It seems like with your speed it's kind of a perfect match.
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by DAlperin 4y ago
Hah I've got my own backlog of side projects, don't tempt me I'm like a year behind on it :). If you ever get around to building it or something like it I'd love to hear about it. You should check out tools like https:&
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by DAlperin 4y ago
The problem appears less when creating new tables, creating tables is relatively safe. But let's say in your one table per db you keep track of a few things (columns). For example you have a column for the name of the sheet and another
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by DAlperin 4y ago
As fly apps v2 becomes more stable the docs will continue to improve. Watch this space :). As for the graphql, it's a bit of a thorny situation. The graphql exists primarily to service our needs internally and as such has no guaranteed
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by DAlperin 4y ago
Yeah. api.machines.dev is a public endpoint for our machines api. EDIT: See this comment for an example on how to make the provider use the public endpoint https://github.com/fly-apps/terraform-provider-fly/issues&
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by DAlperin 4y ago
We allow this now: https://community.fly.io/t/new-proxy-handler-pg-tls-postgres... :)
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Consistent Raft clusters from multiple Redis instances(github.com)
1 points by DAlperin 4y ago|0 comments
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by DAlperin 4y ago
I do machines Devrel at Fly.io and I've got a whole lot of demos coming soon, so stay tuned :)
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Scale-to-Zero Minecraft Server with Terraform and Fly Machines(fly.io)
2 points by DAlperin 4y ago|0 comments
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Cryptos Grim Worldview(dov.dev)
2 points by DAlperin 4y ago|1 comments
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by DAlperin 4y ago
A lot of this is a Google search away. Here's an article from vox that is well researched: https://www.vox.com/22841191/gifted-and-talented-education-p...
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by DAlperin 4y ago
I would argue the point that Stuyvesant is the "best" but I don't disagree with your point. The problem is that a lot of the money ends up in the schools with the rich kids and for a lot a lot of students and schools they nev

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