madisp

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by madisp 11mo ago
they are using multiple cloud providers, but judging by the cloudflare r2 outage affecting them earlier this year I guess all of them are on the critical path?
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by madisp 1y ago
modern state of status pages makes me sad :( You were a good 10 minutes quicker to note the issue than Cloudflare's status page was
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by madisp 1y ago
Quick suggestion: maybe contact the vendor company and offer to create a frontend for them instead as a contract thing? --- I've gone through the exact scenarion in your question though, this is roughly the path I took (Estonia & E
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by madisp 2y ago
I'm not an expert, but I think an enterprise NVMe will have some sort of power loss protection so it can afford to fsync to ram/caches as they will be written down in a power loss. Consumer NVMe drives afaik lack this so fsync wil
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by madisp 2y ago
With GitHub, TypeScript and VS code I'm probably using more Microsoft products than before.
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by madisp 2y ago
oh, I think you're right! my bad.
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by madisp 2y ago
I think in this case it's the customers of their customers, e.g. people sending emails to support@acme-corp.com. In that light requiring all emails coming into support@acme-corp.com to have SPF and DMARC is bad for business indeed, not
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by madisp 2y ago
calculator app on latest macos (sequoia) has a bug today - if you write FF_16 AND FF_16 in the programmer mode and press =, it'll display the correct result - FF_16, but the history view displays 0_16 AND FF_16 for some reason.
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by madisp 2y ago
afaik Spotify does none of those ways. They take the total amount of money earned per time period and divide it to artists based on the total_artist_playcount / total_playcount in that time period, after taking their own percentage cut
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by madisp 2y ago
when I saw them live ~18 years ago they made heavy use of gradual fade ins (swells) with an ernie ball volume pedal, it does have a similar sound to a reverse delay effect.
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by madisp 2y ago
if I'm reading this correctly the short interest for the stock doubled over June? :) https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/crwd/short-int...
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by madisp 2y ago
oof, off by 100%, my bad
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by madisp 2y ago
Sadly this is feature-gated behind Gemini :/ > Available for Google Workspace customers with the Gemini Enterprise, Gemini Business, Gemini Education, Gemini Education Premium, and the AI Meetings and Messaging add-on.
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by madisp 2y ago
18% quarterly comes to around 190% yearly, still _very_ good!
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by madisp 2y ago
Are stock options "vested equity"? Afaik they're a derivative, and it's surprising to see this exact phrase both in the OpenAI's response to the vox.com article and in sama's tweet. Also, isn't OpenAI usin
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by madisp 2y ago
The performance/compute density of these is pretty neat, you could fit a lot of them in a 42U rack. Would love to see some blade or sled hardware based on Apple Silicon, think of the density of cpu/gpu/ram/npu :)
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by madisp 2y ago
Isn't the universe the only computer in some sense? All of the compute power we have is just an arrangement of matter to have the universe perform computations for us.
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by madisp 2y ago
JVM/Kotlin ecosystem has a similar approach with SqlDelight - https://github.com/cashapp/sqldelight . I've been using it for a while and it's quite nice to use.
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by madisp 2y ago
> - Each instance has high-throughput networking of up to 12.5 Gbps, hosted in us-east-1, so interacting with artifacts, cache, container registries, or the internet at large is quick. do you actually get the promised 12.5 Gbps? I'v
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by madisp 3y ago
probably operating expenses
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by madisp 3y ago
> HTTPOnly cookies are safe from XSS attacks. Not completely true - the attacker can not exfiltrate the token but they can still make malicious requests right there in the victim's browser via XSS.
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by madisp 3y ago
For me it definitely was performance. 5 years ago or so I ended up using a mercurial-git bridge just to use git on a team where everyone was on hg. IIRC git grep search took seconds compared to more than a minute with hg grep.
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by madisp 3y ago
not sure how interesting but definitely useful :D I like to listen to Albums and I missed the "Give me a random album from my collection" functionality in Spotify so built a tiny webapp to do exactly that - https://shuf
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by madisp 3y ago
From GitHub it looks like the code was generated with GPT-3.5. I wonder how GPT-4 does with the same prompts?
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by madisp 3y ago
based on the leaks a Zapier plugin is incoming: https://twitter.com/rez0__/status/1639259413553750021
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by madisp 3y ago
I use GitHub so not really a concern for me, they have my code already.
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by madisp 4y ago
https://emulator.wtf/ We're building the world's fastest / most scalable / reliable Android-emulators-as-a-service with the goal of reducing everyone's CI time spent on waiting for instrumentation t
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by madisp 4y ago
what do you mean? the disk only has optane, there's no NAND or anything behind it like some of the lower end Optane SSDs.
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by madisp 4y ago
My desktop has a 480GB Optane disk, it cost around $500 4 years ago. There was a prosumer lineup of almost affordable Optane disks - https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/123626&#
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by madisp 4y ago
don't all the multi-AZ deployments imply at least 1 standby replica in a different AZ?

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