0x500x79

9 ms·

61.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I know you are sharing your experience, others are as well. Let's not dismiss other's experience just because it doesn't match our own, the truth is most likely somewhere in the middle. Especially when so many people are clam
62.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
There are also discussions around CapEX versus OpEx that apply here, and depreciating costs over time. There is a trade-off of agility, cost, and maintenance, but the markup on cloud is quite high.
63.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
Hey Melingo, I noticed that you responded to a lot of different threads in this post. It seems like you are a bit dismissive of people's experiences using K8s. I have also run K8s at scale, and it is not easy, it is not out of the box
64.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I have noticed a large difference in the past couple of days in my timeline. Every time I load the page there are 4 Elon tweets in the top 100 (with Elon being the top entry every single time). There are also an increasing number of ads in
65.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
It was the outcome... on a much, much smaller margin that usually happens around this time in the cycle.
66.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I love the veritasium video on luck. I highly recommend anyone who is interested in this concept watch it.
67.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I think that is the point: Polling/Outlets had them getting a massive lead, keep in mind too that this was the worst performance for midterms for the party that does not hold the presidency in a very long time. Usually the party that h
68.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
Awesome feats of engineering here taking hardware and software into account when designing the system for a holistic approach to serving content as quickly as possible! The slide deck background though: At least half of the products in the
69.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
In my comment history I stated that in a lot of ways NFTs feel like they were moving towards the old-school DRM. It appears others have caught onto this -- I don't like this movement.
70.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I see that "Vote with your feet" got downvoted in the thread, but it's true. I worked for another one of the large game studios in the US for a long time. The practices employed at the game studio were built around keeping pe
71.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I am interested to see what they tackle with NFTs. I have heard a lot of suggestions, and there might be a place where blockchain technologies could service the world with them but I am quite bear-ish on NFTs. Running a game rental service&
72.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
The original post is "fine", although a bit antagonistic. The point still stands though. I do not think that this feature should be on the road and it's not "that the car is drunk" it's that the Autopilot featu
73.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
The trick is its "Fully Self-Driving" TM. Which doesn't mean what the rest of the industry means by that.
74.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I got curious. There is a tiny bit of rain in the video but according to tesla that should be supported: "Many factors can impact the performance of Autopilot, causing the system to be unable to function as intended. These include, but
75.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I personally really enjoy using Trivy. It has quite the coverage and the CLI is great. They keep adding more and more functionality and it is open source.
76.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I think that a lot of those things can be replaced with new techniques as time goes on. Just because this is how we did things yesterday doesn't mean there aren't better ways to do this it just requires some thinking and investmen
77.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
Some of these types of things happen at other gaming companies as well. I worked at a leading multiplayer online gaming company that has some of the most played games in the world. There was a person that pushed for a feature in a game citi
78.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I haven't touched this in a long-while, but I believe startup will be impacted but post startup the impact should be smaller once the binary has been loaded. It depends on how your executable is used of course, but a hello world applic
79.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
The college system should not be destroyed but be re-thought. I think that the following conditions should be put-in-place: 1. We should stop focusing on universities for any jobs that don't require it. Open up community college degree
80.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
Have you tried taking a look at UPX for the binary size? I found that it significantly decreased the size of the binary to the point where the problem was more the size of my dependencies (large JARs that could not be optimized away) and co
81.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
I don't think I agree with this level of negativity around plex, radarr, and sonarr. Using a seedbox provider and all of these things are setup and don't need any additional tinkering. You are right that the indexer is probably th
82.
by 0x500x79 4y ago
What about the reports that he canceled customer's orders after a blog post that they have made?
83.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
Wrong comment? The comment is saying move out of big cities. I agree.
84.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
I had a company that wanted to move from AWS to GCP. This was a top-down decision that was made with an incompetent "tech lead" stating that we could move everything and save money with the 10 year commit hundred million dollar co
85.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
This is true, but seems unlikely from my analysis this far. The class loader behavior is vastly different and attempting to access classes is failing to write fields (getting the default: Field is not accessible when attempting to write bea
86.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
There are spring samples that are vulnerable. There are bound to be vulnerable applications. However to equate it with log4shell is clickbait. This is no where near as bad because of the preconditions required. At my company we are doing ou
87.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
I have done quite a bit of research on this vulnerability in the last day and it is no where near the level of log4shell even though it keeps getting compared to it. The problem in spring is the WebDataBinder able to manipulate objects thro
88.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
There should be more accountability for incorrect DMCAs. I see why Nintendo is doing this, but it is wrong. Nintendo is famous for reselling old games on each and every new platform they build and this takes away that revenue. According to
89.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
Nothing is wrong with letting people choose, forcing incorrect information to people... that is wrong.
90.
by 0x500x79 5y ago
And factoids don't mean that there is analysis being done on those facts. I can state partial facts or misleading facts all day long that might get upvotes/retweets. That doesn't mean that it is properly conveying information

More ›