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by voidfunc 2y ago
I used to have an apartment abutting a parking garage and also above a busy three lane road.. the worst black dust and grime everywhere. Pretty sure moving out of that apartment probably added years back to my life.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
It's really more of a long-hair vs short-hair thing than a gender thing. I've had short hair and right now I have long hair. Long hair is a bitch between washing and drying.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
The lesson is always cover your camera.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
I have yet to hear a single positive story about this Redis Inc... it's like a giant company full of only assholes. Story after story is just "wow, these people all suck"
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by voidfunc 2y ago
> But then here you are saying your team "operates a couple thousand" clusters. If 50 is far too many, and bound to be unmanageable, how is it reasonable to have more than a thousand? It's not unmanageable to have a couple
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by voidfunc 2y ago
> So you don't run any databases in those thousands of clusters? We do, but not of the SQL variety (that I am aware of). We have persistent key-value and document store databases hosted in these clusters. SQL databases are off-loade
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by voidfunc 2y ago
I'm always kind of blown away by experiences like this. Admittedly, I've been using Kubernetes since the early days and I manage an Infra team that operates a couple thousand self-managed Kubernetes clusters so... expert blindness
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Yep this is my setup. I'm a Windows/WSL2 or Linux-native person depending on machine but I basically have my system tune-up automated. The Windows+WSL2 one is a little more finicky because I haven't really desired to deep-div
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Bingo. You really need to take HN thoughts (or really any nerd haven) with a grain of salt when it comes to _anything_ tech. Lots of strong (often informed) opinions that grounded in a reality that does not exist for most people.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Also have known a number of sex workers. Some were just part time dominatrixes, some full time anything goes girls. Most enjoyed the work. I think all were voluntary? Few last in it long-term. The ones that do often legitimize into doing fe
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by voidfunc 2y ago
That's actually kind of neat, also I love how the brochure uses the American flag for English...
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by voidfunc 2y ago
It's not funny, it's by design. Property owners and investors are usually given the most attention by courts because they matter more broadly speaking.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Never forget haha. I remember my parents being mildly outraged about this. 18 year old me thought it was fucking hilarious.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
I haven't done HTML or CSS since HTML4 and CSS2 were cutting edge. This kind of stuff blows my mind now. Very cool, too bad frontend is arcanine magic these days because I don't have time to learn all this anymore.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
So many footguns in bash. When do we finally get serious about ditching this language as an industry in the same way we are about memory safety?
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by voidfunc 2y ago
The point of these international courts is to do the US bidding. Every once and awhile they forget that and need a reminder.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
This will quietly die off after Jan 20. Nothing to see here.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
If NATO and Russia are doing a big nuclear exchange I don't think its a wild assumption that the US and Russia also nuke China, India, and any other country that might theaten to pick apart their carcass after the bombs stop going off.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
This doesn't answer the question tho. Utterly ridiculous.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Whyyyyyy?
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Author might have had a point but it's lost in the overly antagonistic and try-hard to be funny writing. Reading this kind of stuff is so tiring.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
The big winner for AI at the end of the day is going to be Microsoft and Microsoft-like companies that can integrate AI and Copilots into existing tools, with an understanding of how those tools are used by daily users and without significa
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by voidfunc 2y ago
The politics of the US are very different from the 40's to 90's. Good luck explaining to the American public why a bunch of their kids need to go die defending the Taiwanese in 2024 unless you can base it in some cold hard economi
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Used wax all the time when I worked as a bank teller years and years ago
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by voidfunc 2y ago
To redistribute wealth from pockets of fools and corporations willing to pay.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Baller was the right CEO for 90s Microsoft up through about 2002. He was the wrong CEO for 2010-onward Microsoft but it took a chunk of years for the board to realize that.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Not antagonizing the likely future POTUS is smart business especially when said future POTUS is known to lash out with retaliatory rhetoric and actions.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Gonna be fun discovering what side effects it causes in 20 years tho.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
Maybe it will lead to regime change then. Cuba deserves better.
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by voidfunc 2y ago
95% of projects are design fails in this regard... few projects think about Day 2 Ops

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