nosequel

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by nosequel 7mo ago
I won't even walk into a house with Alexa devices around, there is no way I'm going to let Meta glasses be in the same room as me.
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by nosequel 9mo ago
Bold of them to not open with their 5-9's uptime. 89.9999%
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by nosequel 1y ago
Also, in real life, he's a genuine nice guy. I had lunch with him and Armon at a conference when they worked at Kiip, before they founded Hashicorp. Mitchell (to me) was the proper hacker. He just loved everything about computing.
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by nosequel 1y ago
Turbopuffer was mentioned in the article.
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by nosequel 1y ago
I was so excited to get my S60 PHEV. Mechanically it is an amazing machine, great handling, great power, I rarely have to put gas in it. BUT. It is a nightmare with the technology. Like most new cars, everything is tied into the center d
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by nosequel 1y ago
Coal seam fires are a nasty thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coal-seam_fire
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by nosequel 1y ago
> I suspect that what's happening internally (at Microsoft) is that someone's leveraging your work towards their next promotion packet. It just so happens that the Microsoft engineer who originally changed the license in GitHub
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by nosequel 1y ago
I've been a fan of blue jeans cables for 15+ years, I'm so glad they are the subject of this post. Blue Jeans just makes high quality stuff for solid prices and no BS.
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by nosequel 2y ago
This entirely. When I first read the title, I thought, lets see what they say about gRPC. gRPC is so much nicer working across applications compared to simple REST servers/clients.
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by nosequel 2y ago
There are residents for sure in that corridor, but the residents are on Edwards AFB, and are fairly used to sonic booms. When I was on Edwards, there was still the last operating SR-71, and that boomed any time it flew.
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by nosequel 2y ago
> Roles tied to research institutions cap-exempt And in comes a flood of "Research Software Engineer" roles
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by nosequel 2y ago
Amazon has prior art on AutoPIP
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by nosequel 2y ago
https://about.netflix.com/en/news/60-million-households-tune...
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by nosequel 2y ago
The DNC has some serious soul-searching to do. If they didn't figure out that people wanted Bernie over Hilary, I doubt they will learn that the US voter didn't like getting lied to about Biden's mental fitness and then just
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by nosequel 2y ago
My $0.02, just one opinion yada yada.. Charisma was a part of it sure, but ultimately people can look past that. Bush Sr. had zero charisma. The bigger part, amongst other things, Harris is part of the current administration, people are n
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by nosequel 2y ago
Yes, this is the super obvious fix that doesn't involve the US Government changing any rules/laws. Google has offices all over the world, they really don't even need to be remote. If they need AI experts from Asia: https:&#
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by nosequel 3y ago
Leetcode wasn't a thing for my first 15 years. I got a couple of jobs just from a lunch or dinner and a couple of polite conversations.
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by nosequel 3y ago
> Was it like this in the pre-Linkedin-recruiter-spam and pre-Glassdoor-interview-question days? I will say this, we had way less information back then. People still job-hopped, but there was no levels.fyi tempting you with grand fortun
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by nosequel 3y ago
Like a helicopter, but with way less range, payload, and capabilities.
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by nosequel 3y ago
I was also able to signup
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by nosequel 3y ago
Interesting tidbit at the end. > Besides costing more to repair when they’re damaged in a crash, Scherr also said, EVs are also getting in more crashes. then > Our work with Tesla is to look at the performance of the car, so as to low
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by nosequel 3y ago
My same thought. The software I'm required to write isn't necessarily fun anymore. I find more fun writing tools when I need them. I'll find myself needing a helper tool, I start writing, I enjoy writing it, then I realize
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by nosequel 3y ago
I considered the Lightning and I really wanted to like it, but for a truck, I’d still rather have a diesel. I have a 36 gal tank, I can tow 20k+lbs, and I can beat the hell out of it and get it fixed anywhere. I would love a PHEV truck thou
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by nosequel 3y ago
Yeah, reading my post, I didn't do a great job making the point I set out to. I was considering the size of the Cybertruck, wondering if Tesla were trying more for the Tacoma & Ranger sized truck market. I started to make that po
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by nosequel 3y ago
I would like to know the range when towing 11,000 lbs. In the full size market, I can only think of the Nissan Titan as having less than 12,000 lb tow rating. A base Ford F150 has a 14,000 rating. When you move up to diesels, you can eas
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by nosequel 3y ago
This is a great tip! On vacation I just went through the hell of looking for white noise apps that were all subscription. I ended up using a spotify track on loop. I sure wish I knew this existed already on my phone. Thank you.
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by nosequel 3y ago
Work for enough SF startups and you would meet a ton of SBF clones. I wasn't surprised by any of his actions at all. I don't know what it is, but there are so many SBFs in the startup world who think they know everything and don
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by nosequel 3y ago
Cloudflare's Portland datacenter. Most clouds/CDNs name their DC's after the airport code of the city they are in or are close to. Internally they would be listed as PDX, ORD, LAX, etc.
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by nosequel 3y ago
user: sunshowers has been replying in this thread and mentioned going from FAANG-> Oxide and taking what seemed like about a 60% paycut. Yes it is somewhat of a stumbling block, but I'm betting they are getting extremely high qualit
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by nosequel 3y ago
If you have a bug in how a lambda function is run on AWS, do you find yourself looking for the bug in firecracker? It is open source, so you technically could, but I just don't see many customers doing that. Same can be said about KN

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