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by 0x008 6y ago
You don’t need complex microservices do get some benefits from reproducible production environments. If you have multiple machines and need all of them to have an identical environment, there is no better way. Everything else is ridiculousl
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by 0x008 6y ago
I use gitlab daily and have not experienced any outage in last 6 months probably.
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by 0x008 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6830975 This is by far my favorite comment in that thread.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Yes and no. Companies don't exclusively decide what they design based on the expected manifacturing cost. The decide based on the return of investment.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Most people have very limited use cases with devices and very unspecific requirements. So the majority wins. Makes sense, I think.
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by 0x008 6y ago
But is it really that much easier to use than the first-party offerings, such as Google's AI Platform Prediction[1]? There are similar offerings from every major cloud provider and the number of slightly different and more easy to use
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by 0x008 6y ago
not really, I will just soak in all the comments on topics I find interesting and by repeatedly clicking comment threads to topics I find interesting, I kind of do that automatically, I guess. The HN people tend to repeat the same sentiment
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by 0x008 6y ago
We should say "food prices are soaring faster than the average price of the consumer price index basket."
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by 0x008 6y ago
Did you become a software engineer?
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by 0x008 6y ago
The value in HN for me lies in the comments. I mostly don’t read the articles because I feel the comment quality is often a lot higher. Here I have the unique opportunity to read what a significant number of very very bright minds with a lo
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by 0x008 6y ago
Extras: $200 month for a GPU. This is not really cheaper than just putting it up on GCP, is it?
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by 0x008 6y ago
Well that is a little bit different I guess. You probably could do some unapply shenanigans to achieve the same result but that off the top of my head I would not know how to do that.
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by 0x008 6y ago
I don’t understand what you are saying? In scala you do not have to match on all parameters. You can use the underscore operator to skip the other attributes. Also you can match a map since every map is just a sequence of Tuples in scala. H
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by 0x008 6y ago
Am I the only one who thinks the theme has too high of a contrast?
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by 0x008 6y ago
any chance of running this without installing yarn?
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by 0x008 6y ago
It's not that simple. See for example how complicated the situation wrt. to copyright law turned out since you were able to digitally replicate things infinitely. A law made for analog purposes is not always 1:1 applicable to the digit
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by 0x008 6y ago
> In short, it doesn’t do anything. That’s not all that reassuring, given that tens of thousands of Macs could have potentially been infected, but based on the findings and investigations of multiple strains, the virus was “positioned to
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by 0x008 6y ago
Well I got the same from a off-the-shelf hepatitis shot 2 years ago. It is really unfortunate they print it this way because the headline surely will be taken out of context.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Came here to say this. Despite everyone being like "oh my god it is so much skill needed for a junior position", we should be asking ourselves if that was maybe because the application had an exceptional CV? From the twitter post
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by 0x008 6y ago
I would not attribute this to Apple's hiring process. It is very easy to have excitingly talented people being dragged down into oblivion by enterprise management decisions.
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by 0x008 6y ago
The problem is that politicians are not trained in every possible domain and don't have the time to really get into the intricacies of, say, Artificial Intelligence. So they have to decide what is allowed by using a simple heuristic -
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by 0x008 6y ago
Is a bicycle great for transporting goods? Yes, absolutely, if your goods are like a handful of oranges. No, absolutely not, if your goods are like super heavy car parts.
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by 0x008 6y ago
I was not aware that every single exchange only has 1 wallet for all of its users?
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by 0x008 6y ago
But you said if only a subset of items increases in price it is not inflation by definition?
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by 0x008 6y ago
> Good, move to a place where your salary is worth more, and work to enrich that community. Why should SF and NY get all the benefits of economic growth? Do you really think Globalization should force everyone to move where their salary
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by 0x008 6y ago
Facebook did?
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by 0x008 6y ago
I just feel the statement from Peter Thiel’s book where he says a good product is nothing without a good distribution channel is rather fitting here.
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by 0x008 6y ago
Tinnitus is a symptom of almost everything.
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by 0x008 6y ago
The article in OP mentions a Twitter account that gives these infos on their website: bybt_com
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by 0x008 6y ago
But then we would never have inflation because not all goods will increase in price at the same time. It takes time until money trickles down through the system doesn’t it ?

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