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teerak
4y ago
You really haven't looked into the possibilities with dedicated hardware vendors in a very long time.
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teerak
4y ago
"AWS Well-Architected Framework" aka overengineer your service for optimal cash burn (hint: optimal for AWS).
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teerak
4y ago
Agreed, but I include CI in baseline usage. With testing I mean compute for feature branches, experiments.. that kind of stuff.
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teerak
4y ago
I feel like k8s is the new Linux. It gives you so much out of the box, and you can tap into such rich ecosystem, that the perceived complexity is well justified.
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teerak
4y ago
> This almost is not ever true for software startups, who get more value from speed, flexibility, and not needing to pay a team to manage hardware. Just let [cloud services company] handle it for you until you reach that point. This is a
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teerak
4y ago
At 17 you are an adult and have a choice. By the time this kid could reason about this stuff she already had her privacy taken away forever.
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teerak
4y ago
How long are we going to keep filling their pockets and let them do whatever. Oil money already owns much of European soccer and now they started doing the same with golf. And we're just sitting here watching it happen.
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teerak
4y ago
It will not end. If anything it'll get worse. It's become a tracking mechanism which management loves. There's also a gazillion agencies out there that will push for it as that daily meeting makes it look like there's co
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teerak
4y ago
I'm so grateful for Xfce, it's been my desktop for maybe 15 years. Such a godsend in a world where every other UI gets more bloated and less usable over time.
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teerak
4y ago
Honestly, these days I'm doing closer to 20 hours of real work and that's fine in most gigs.
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teerak
4y ago
It might be counterproductive If you're only running or doing cardio at the gym. Try to add resistance training and put on some muscle. It's not just for looks having a a good amount of muscle makes you healthier overall.
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teerak
4y ago
The US is notoriously bad for fast internet in general though. Here in Asia 5G is mostly rolled out in some places, I was getting 100Mbps on my phone the other day.
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teerak
4y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look at the XPS.
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teerak
4y ago
As a Linux user I've had many Thinkpads. X1 Carbon does have a great keyboard. But there's to my knowledge no other laptop with a display as good as a Macbook's retina. Look at any Thinkpad next to a retina display, it's
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teerak
4y ago
Very much this. I briefly dated someone who uses tiktok. I hadn't had direct exposure to it until one day she started watching next to me. It drove me absolutely nuts within 10 minutes.
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teerak
4y ago
> He or she preferred a time when the world was less connected, and one’s ability to travel was dictated more by wealth, status, and education. No, I started travelling frequently around 20 years ago and was by no means wealthy. Just sin
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teerak
4y ago
> the boom in tourism in Japan over the last decade or so has made the beaten path… less than wonderful It's not just Japan. I've been travelling a lot for many years, for work and pleasure, in Asia, Europe, and Latin America.