tetsuhamu

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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
They're still around. If you can't find the kind you're looking for, you can make one!
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Oh dang, that's neat! Thank you!
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
It's not actually a single binary. It's a single binary working with the filesystem. All content is on the filesystem. The "single binary" is a lightweight golang webserver that serves content from the filesystem.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with all of the points made in the article, but this website kinda sucks as an example. - The website is "one binary", but the deploy strategy involves compiling it instead of running a binary artifact - Won
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
That's why it's awesome.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Lol all these people salty at you. I think you're right that the world of executives is less like "employment" and it's kind of insulting to pretend it is. But I also think it's fine for executives to sue the compan
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
These things are made of neural networks. Literally everything about them is weights and biases. I agree and all, but it's weird to claim these models have general bias without testing them on a variety of inputs. These models have a l
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
The industry agreed to standardize on Python for the task of describing compute-graphs that get executed by compute engines implemented in something other than Python. Python is not meant to be used for the computation itself.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
It seems to be failing to create a repository right now
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Defund and Re-allocate. They really need to start saying the re-allocate part. No one can take them seriously without it.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Dude was literally petitioning his government for a redress of grievances, at a public meeting exclusively meant for that.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
I get your point, and I agree with it for most cryptocurrencies. In this case, the proof-of-work would be peer-review instead of computation, and the "blocks" would be as frequent as "minor releases". The need for comput
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
if you load an image from imgur.com, you could also upload to several other users, and pay for the bandwidth and battery loss yourself!
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
They sometimes pay for traffic out of their network. And sometimes companies pay them to host caches.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
no one uses ipfs:// URLs in HTML
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
that was so embarrassing to read
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Yes! We build walls out of materials opaque to visible light. Our walls are basically windows for wifi, so make them opaque! It's all EMR
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Quick google search: 37.12 billion metric tons of CO2 currently released per year https://www.statista.com/statistics/276629/global-co2-emissi... .
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
This. It's an empty promise.
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Ruby lends itself to a certain kind of "decomposition" or "factoring". In a functional programming language, you get a "functional decomposition". In an OOP language, you get an "object decomposition"
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by tetsuhamu 3y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: No Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full stack, RoR, Django, Flask, Golang, Java, Python, Kubernetes, AWS, SQL, Mongo, Kafka Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielrobertl
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by tetsuhamu 4y ago
Yes, I have. No, it's not normal. Yes, it "just happens" to some people, where "some people" are the set of people with pre-existing undiagnosed problems. I got treatment for it. It means you've had an underlyi
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by tetsuhamu 4y ago
Hiring cycles are more like a clearinghouse than a company choosing the best candidate for a position. N number of candidates enter that month's job market, companies are able to offer N number of positions. At the end of the hiring cy
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by tetsuhamu 5y ago
The #1 reason to split your serving architecture into microservices is that your application can't fit in 1 server's memory. If your application fits in 1 server, you have a choice, otherwise you don't. If your application ca
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by tetsuhamu 5y ago
Someone who is a flat-earther is probably also someone who isn't concerned about getting a 100% A+ on their homework and tests. The kids who question the system of schooling are the ones who are doing it appropriately. We don't ne
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by tetsuhamu 5y ago
Reasons we test for data structures and algorithms: - The work sucks because existing employees don't know DSA's - We want people to re-implement and refactor with better DSA's - We want to know the candidate studied for the
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by tetsuhamu 5y ago
from 2 years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpNP9b3aIfY
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by tetsuhamu 5y ago
TEMPEST is available now, for free, on github. All you need is a $20 RTL-SDR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjqpKtGNbQo https://github.com/martinmarinov/TempestSDR