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by juancb 29d ago
Don't forget the children's workbench: FARTFULL
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by juancb 4mo ago
I'm not sure that vibe leadership is a new thing and in fact may be a redundant term. I've worked for enough companies to get the sense that doggedly following vague feelings in their giblets is what leadership has been since 2008
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by juancb 4mo ago
That has the be the most hacker news way of saying "skill issue," I have seen to date.
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by juancb 1y ago
The simple solution here would have been something like a bunch of netapps with snapmirrors to a secondary backup site. Or ZFS or DRBD or whatever homegrown or equivalent non-proprietart alternative is available these days and you prefer.
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by juancb 1y ago
The recovery process and customer service around that is near impossible
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by juancb 2y ago
I hope to someday be too good for Reddit. For now I tend to use it or at least click on links to it like I do for Twitter.
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by juancb 2y ago
Because there's a computer in your mouse and you need software on your host computer to talk to and peogram the mouse's computer. That of course would make it optional like with most programmable keyboards but then there's th
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by juancb 2y ago
I suspect it's more than active traffic management, some of it is bound to be probing streets for which they don't have sufficient data. I've noticed weird little detours in areas where I'm familiar with but engaged navi
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by juancb 2y ago
To clarify my previous post, asymmetric routing is strictly an L3 behavior, and ECMP routing can also be an L3 behavior where a router chooses one of many equal-cost next hops based purely on data in the IP headers. The exact behavior of co
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by juancb 2y ago
And on the active networking component side of things it doesn't touch on MPLS which also doesn't modify the IP headers. You can enter a network in New York and get MPLS switched across the country via active network devices all t
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by juancb 2y ago
Hallucinated bookeeping and forecasts are going to make for some really interesting outcomes.
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by juancb 2y ago
Imagine how that scales and then how that might scale to nation states.
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by juancb 3y ago
Amidst the inefficiencies plaguing the fresh produce sector, the astute capitalist sees ripe opportunity. By harnessing the superior capabilities of AI and large language models, one can exploit supply chain vulnerabilities and leverage arb
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by juancb 3y ago
Modern ejection systems are zero-zero systems designed to allow ejection at zero speed and zero altitude which means that the aircraft may not have enough energy to successfuly destroy sensitive components across the full ejection envelope.
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by juancb 3y ago
Imagine if we could exploit everyone everywhere like this!
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by juancb 3y ago
"Based on your symptoms it sounds like you have asthma, this condition can be treated by inhaling the vapors from a simple solution of bleach and ammonia, thank you for using *GPT"
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by juancb 3y ago
I want you to know that I'm enjoying your replies as much as the linked post, if not more.
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by juancb 3y ago
Does your large suburban home improvement shop not offer delivery or rent out work trucks/vans for hauling your DIY catch of the week? Consider the cost of ownership with maintenance, depreciation, loan interest (if applicable), and in
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by juancb 3y ago
Sounds like it's time for them to get their own bike to ride to school? You can ride with them on a few practice runs on a weekend and then continue to do so on a weekdays. Once you're both comfortable with the route and their abi
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by juancb 4y ago
Can you elucidate on how the presentation explains why you choose to work on Saturdays?
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by juancb 4y ago
As a country with a strong economy of defining things of producing IP, it makes no sense to allow others to modify our definitions; they are immutable and sacrosanct. On the other hand, if we were a country with an economy producing tangibl
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by juancb 4y ago
"We refuse to help because it's a mild inconvenience to us and we'll justify it by assuming that it won't help without knowing for a fact that it won't." That's a fascinating stance that you've outlin
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by juancb 4y ago
But are you licensed and in good standing?
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by juancb 4y ago
Which means that this can now play out with tablets instead of bars of soap.
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by juancb 4y ago
That's hacker news in a nutshell. I come for the link aggregation and stay for the comment sections, it feels like watching a train wreck but it's hard to stop. There are of course diamonds in the rough, comments from experts that
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by juancb 4y ago
Cedexis now part of Citrix offers a multi-cdn product, that allows you to load balance between CDNs, check them out. I'm not sure who else is in that space, but in general it sounds like you want a multi-cdn strategy.
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by juancb 4y ago
If we ignore the value judgement and instead look at maintaining a sufficiently large codebase then, yes. In the below paper an example given is migrating from one API to another. The paper describes a semantically-aware large-scale tool fo
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by juancb 4y ago
Facebook used to keep "Data Engineers" on staff back in 2017 which more or less played a DBA role across their massive data infrastructure. I don't know if that's still the case. https://www.quora.com/Wha
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by juancb 4y ago
At which point he'll ask for 400k, and then 800k ad infinitum. He doesn't want to sell.
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by juancb 4y ago
Perhaps a more direct "fuck off" would have been better? View it from the eyes of a guy that retired in 2001, or any reasonable person, and $50k for a domain is an absurd amount that should have been tantamount to "I'm n

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