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ASML – Lithography [video](youtube.com)
3 points by rafaelturk 2y ago|0 comments
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
The presenters look so stiff and rehearsed, and the makeup and lighting are so bland that it feels like an AI-generated video!
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Star Wars: Episode V - I am your Father
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
I some point hoped that IBM and Red Hat would evolve into a ‘reverse takeover,’ where Red Hat’s culture would eventually take precedence over IBM’s. According to many friends, that outcome is still far from happening
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
That’s exactly my point. Instead of optimizing software, FinOps nowadays focuses on optimizing costs. While they might seem similar, they couldn’t be more different. We spend 100% our time optimizing our software, databases, etc. if we need
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
IBM thrives on complexity—that’s the core of many of their products and business model. The fact that even they are getting into ‘cloud cost optimization’ should be a signal for everyone to rethink public cloud strategies.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Meanwhile, we’re transitioning to on-premises infrastructure due to the increasing complexity of cloud services. Kubernetes and Docker are powerful platforms—we love them—but they were never meant to be cost-driven. Kubernetes is already in
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
congrats on your App!
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Answering my own question, it looks like window tiling is finally solved.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Aside from the traditional and expected bells and whistles, are there any major core improvements?
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Isn’t that the very definition of what an upcoming release should do?
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Now that you’ve mentioned this, I feel compelled to share the lessons we’ve learned from moving from the cloud to on-premises.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
* Fewer things to manage. * Less prone to human error. We have one well-secured, central firewall that only a few developers can access. So, even if a developer forgets to properly secure something downstream, it will still be protected by
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Kudos! We’ve successfully migrated away from the cloud, and it was an epic decision. It’s cheaper, insanely faster, easier to maintain, and unexpectedly more secure. I strongly recommend any startup or corporation to explore how modern fram
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
This like this is what made us leave the cloud and go back to our own private cloud.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
You still receive security updates for all manjor MacOSes, so albeit lack of proper naming you can assume each new release as LTS.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
I'm a Huge fan of Netplan, glad to see even more upstream improvements.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
?. This comment makes no sense, why can't you upgrade Ubuntu? You don't have access to root?
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Hopefully this will help resume work on a better High Availability code. Where one could have a cluster of 3 ValLey servers, with a superior HA protocol.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
I can't wait for comunity consensus of the new de facto Redis Fork. So far seems that the current choice is in favor of Valkey.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
My legal first name has a space in it ?
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
SableDB - Written in Rust, well kind of: RocksDB engine is written entirely in C++
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
hahaha
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
All the Pain an unclear future of the mainframe is IBM's fault. Its insanely closed ecosystem, from hardwar do software. No one other than IBM has access to it. Seems to me that going further not even IBM team will know how to manage.
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by rafaelturk 2y ago
Proxmox is great! I just wish that they had a better initial plan, plans start at €1020.
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by rafaelturk 3y ago
Inovation regarding FaaS comes from BigTechs. I wish we had more OpenSource FaaS solutions, albeit OpenFaas amazing achievements still lacks more robust ecosystem.
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by rafaelturk 3y ago
it seems to me that everyone has my data except me..
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by rafaelturk 3y ago
I'm playing a lot with MicroCeph. Its aopinionated low TOS, friendly setup of Ceph. Looking forward additional comments. Planning to use it in production and replace lots of NAS servers.
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by rafaelturk 3y ago
Intel's proposing the replacement of Nvidia CUDA across the entire industry is undeniably a bold move, yet it carries echoes of Steve Ballmer's dismissive stance towards the iPhone in its early days. At first glance, it might appe
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by rafaelturk 3y ago
40% of datacenters? Akamai are you serious about your marketing stunts?

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