tinix

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by tinix 16d ago
Location: Tacoma, WA Remote: Yes Resume / Contact: gordo.zeneval.com Principal/Staff-level engineer and systems architect with 20+ years of experience. Technologies: Python, Go, Scala, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, GCP, distributed syst
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by tinix 3mo ago
Gonna go out on a limb and say no. Having been slipped date rape drugs, I was keenly aware that something was going wrong up until I couldn't form new memories. Apparently I was still talking and acting kinda normal except I kept repea
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by tinix 4mo ago
> All suspicious activity reported must be behavior based. It is important to keep in mind that suspicious behavior, such as taking photographs or videos, is not a criminal act by itself, but may be a precursor to criminal activity.
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by tinix 5mo ago
marp works fine IMO
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by tinix 6mo ago
these links trigger prefetch in chrome (doesn't respect nofollow rel). I got popped by our security team, they were convinced I had this malware because my machine attempted to connect to the checkmarx domain. clearly a false positive
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by tinix 6mo ago
http://www.levity.com/eschaton/waveexplain.html McKenna got deep into this... https://www.fractal-timewave.com/articles/math_twz_10.htm
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by tinix 8mo ago
Living beings are not devoid of axles and wheels; rather, they are entirely composed of them, at scales and in forms compatible with biology. At every relevant level, life relies on rotating and cyclic structures coupled through continuous
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by tinix 10mo ago
sdf is great! https://sdf.org/?faq?WEB
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by tinix 10mo ago
Waymo is self driving car lol
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by tinix 10mo ago
what's wrong with history and grep? you can throw in a #comment if you want to tag things
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by tinix 1y ago
Nobody ever reads the docs lol > By default, copilot utilizes Claude Sonnet 4. We also support GPT-5 via an environment variable. Run COPILOT_MODEL=gpt-5 copilot to launch in GPT-5 mode. Or on Windows, run set COPILOT_MODEL=gpt-5 before
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by tinix 1y ago
> Today, when you share your Bridge’s connection with Sidewalk, total monthly data used by Sidewalk, per account, is capped at 500MB, which is equivalent to streaming about 10 minutes of high definition video.
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by tinix 1y ago
this is satire right?
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by tinix 1y ago
This definitely isn't just a Scotland thing... I grew up in Alabama and this was common there, and honestly I've seen this all over rural America. It's very common for farm stands during the harvesting season. Still, cool web
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by tinix 1y ago
Deja vu... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44778004
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by tinix 1y ago
amateur radio antenna farms also
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by tinix 1y ago
reminds me of https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/72215
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by tinix 1y ago
EATX is a pretty standard server motherboard form factor. It's not even a multiple CPU board... This is indeed a pretty standard (and weak) ARM server build. You can get the same CPU M128-30 with 128 3ghz cores for under $800 USD. You
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by tinix 1y ago
you might be surprised how much you can do with a simple spark gap. a grill lighter or modified milty zerostat can easily inject faults, albeit more manually and less precision than one of these timed devices. but it's also an order of
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by tinix 1y ago
The Hubble Tension is not Hubble's constant.
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by tinix 1y ago
> Well don’t use Fargate, there’s your problem. Run programs on actual servers, not magical serverless bullshit. That kind of absolutism misses the point of why serverless architectures like Fargate exist. It might feel satisfying, but i
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by tinix 1y ago
Go try it and report back. Fargate isn't just ECS and plain containers. You cannot use shared memory in fargate, there is literally no /dev/shm. See "sharedMemorySize" here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com&#x
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by tinix 1y ago
let me introduce you to quickle.
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by tinix 1y ago
shared memory only works on dedicated hardware. if you're running in something like AWS fargate, there is no shared memory. have to use the network and file system which adds a lot of latency, way more than spawning a process. copying
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by tinix 1y ago
Maybe I can make this more clear for you: Yes, the answer is yes. lol see: physics, biology, economics, sociology more granularly: cellular automata, phase transitions, trophic cascades, scale-free networks, swarm intelligence, the list goe
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by tinix 1y ago
haha cool! turned the car into a motorcycle. here's an article with a photo for anyone who's interested: https://archive.is/y96xb
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by tinix 1y ago
emergent behavior is common in all large systems. it doesn't seem that surprising to me.
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by tinix 1y ago
I also recommend "The Sense of Style"; knowing how to wield punctuation and grammatical structure is critical for clearly and successfully articulating your ideas. I use semicolons, colons, and parentheticals heavily (but en dashe
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by tinix 1y ago
Location: Tacoma, WA Remote: Preferred (remote most of my career, comfortable with occasional travel) Willing to relocate: Not ideally, but open for the right opportunity (would require relocation support and elevated comp) Technologies: Py
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by tinix 1y ago
how does it take hundreds of hours to swap out a back end when you're using a trivial protocol like redis? did you switch out the client or something? maybe the problem is not using pluggable adapters? is your business logic coupled to

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