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by zipmapfoldright 1y ago
Google's L4 cache? https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/storage-data-transfer...
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by zipmapfoldright 1y ago
Am I in the minority that finds these slides hard to parse? One stylistic quirk is its liberal use of `=` and `+` for things that aren't equivalence or summation, which keeps throwing me off. Does she ever do a presentation of these, t
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by zipmapfoldright 1y ago
what we need is not more regulation
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by zipmapfoldright 1y ago
I think of a lot of thing in terms of distributions, and I think the how-much-people-value-quality distribution is not that much different. On the right side, you have the minority of connoisseurs. And on the left, there is a minority who r
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by zipmapfoldright 1y ago
anyone _can_ see it, but _most_ people don't (and don't care) To be clear, I am not saying it's not valuable, only that to the vast majority, it's not.
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
Curious what desktop speakers you are using? I'm in the market for a set.
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
My first thought was: I wonder if this will have a knock on effect of coffee shops and cafes going out of business. But then I remembered that the price of coffee is probably just a small fraction of their running costs.
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
Sweet setup! I'm curious if you use the machines for anything when it isn't being used for a LAN party.
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
what's the default though? defaults matter, most people don't change them.
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The Real State of VR (and the long game) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by zipmapfoldright 2y ago|0 comments
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
This is absolutely not true. Customers regularly shift spends in the >= 7-digit between cloud providers. Yes, it takes planning, and it takes many engineer-months of work, but it definitely happens. And also factor in (1) the claim that
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
TIL about Talos ( https://github.com/siderolabs/talos , via your github/onedr0p/cluster-template link). I'd been previously running k3s cluster on a mixture of x86 and ARM (RPi) nodes, and frankly it was a
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
That's the same with.. the Linux kernel? I'd wager that most services people write have less complexity than the the kernel it runs on. We choose to do that not because we need its full feature set, but because it gives us useful
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by zipmapfoldright 2y ago
"We know that in a large system redundant components make intentional faults more likely to produce global faults." This is... non-obvious to me. Anyone know what he means by this?