brugidou

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by brugidou 8d ago
This is why I always talk nicely to my LLM
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by brugidou 1mo ago
There's a slider in the middle you can use to see before/after
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by brugidou 4mo ago
They did that already see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudwatt or Numergy.
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by brugidou 8mo ago
France has the CB network for example which I believe still dominates most credit card transactions although it's declining as more and more cards are not co-branded anymore.
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Java Method Tracing in async profiler(github.com)
2 points by brugidou 1y ago|0 comments
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by brugidou 2y ago
This may be a cultural trait too. Erin Meyer in her "Culture Map" Book mentions this idea that every culture approach persuading others differently from theory-first to examples-first.
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by brugidou 3y ago
There are plenty of dense cities around the world where I'm sure the owners of apartments in the (walkable) center would have enough money to buy a house/McMansion in a nice suburb. And some do. But plenty don't. And building
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by brugidou 3y ago
I think Paris has a very good pool of scientists/engineers specialized in AI, it's not just a trend. It's probably linked to the engineering schools ecosystem. It started with AdTech 15 years ago, then Google/Meta openin
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by brugidou 3y ago
Farming is about 10,000 years old so I would say more like 500 generations?
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by brugidou 4y ago
In french: https://cemantix.certitudes.org/
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by brugidou 4y ago
How do you measure success? Do you follow up on these companies later on (acquired or not).
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by brugidou 4y ago
Shameless plug of our internal "sql first" pipeline system powering large scale data sets. https://medium.com/criteo-engineering/scheduling-data-pipeli...
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by brugidou 4y ago
We had an interesting incident where one of our datacenter temperature sensors kept on rising, and operators on site could clearly hear the noise increase of all servers going to max fan speed following a BMC "crash" triggered by
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by brugidou 4y ago
A recent study on Germany based upon 35 years of weather data [0] shows that we would need about 24 days worth of storage to cope with this weather conditions. [0] https://twitter.com/QvistStaffan/status/1427625795
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BeReal – Your Friends for Real(bere.al)
2 points by brugidou 5y ago|1 comments
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by brugidou 7y ago
It depends how you measure. But my company runs .NET at a much bigger scale (in terms of http requests and infrastructure footprint) than SO and I doubt that we are the only ones.
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by brugidou 7y ago
What makes this even weirder is that all of the FAANG companies are using their own in-house-built platform instead of Kubernetes. Even Google.
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Open Sourcing Peloton, Uber’s Unified Resource Scheduler(eng.uber.com)
141 points by brugidou 7y ago|72 comments
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Demystification of TC(medium.com)
2 points by brugidou 8y ago|0 comments
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by brugidou 8y ago
This generally happens if the city grows too fast to get enough time to experiment with transit, reorganize and densify neighborhoods entirely over centuries like Paris or London. However if the city grows fast enough like some Chinese citi
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by brugidou 8y ago
À assez
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by brugidou 9y ago
Clearly running stateful services is hard on something like Kubernetes without delegating volume management to something like ceph. Would something like Mesos resource reservation mechanism with persistent volumes do the job? When you run
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by brugidou 11y ago
We are using https://github.com/rapid7/github-connector to sync github org users with an internal AD.
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by brugidou 11y ago
As a Gitlab CE user and part of a large company using Gerrit for code reviews I am really surprised that Gitlab does not try to emulate a bit more the various enterprise grade Gerrit features available such as full side-by-side diffs with k
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by brugidou 11y ago
I like that he points to the actual IMF DSA but reading it gives an entirely opposite view point... He clearly picked the convenient graphs.
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by brugidou 12y ago
Using a deterministic ID for machines is definitely the way to go. We actually studied this for a while and MAC address is a pretty universal ID that works virtually anywhere. We use the smallest physical non-zero MAC address in case of mul
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by brugidou 12y ago
Quickly went through the docs: * why do they require a "cluster controller" for each subnet (or vlan)? This seems like a waste of resources and added complexity. Is this a limitation because it's easier to set up for sysadmin
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by brugidou 13y ago
how do you play with a phone? i can only swipe tiles but I cant change dimension. there need to be some sort of "two finger swipe" for WASD keys.
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by brugidou 13y ago
this XEP is supported by the most popular XMPP servers (prosody, ejabberd) but it is still quite difficult to get a good XMPP client on all platforms that can support this. this is especially important for mobile clients on iOS or Android o
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by brugidou 13y ago
Interesting to see how this evolves in comparison to Apache Mesos/YARN. There are definitely similarities with etcd<->zookeeper, fleet<->mesos, docker<->cgroups...

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