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by Hasz 3y ago
I think it's also worth mentioning mtr, which is what I use much more frequently than traceroute. It can help diagnose intermittent packet loss, and gives you an averaged sense of how things flow. This article from APNIC explains more
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by Hasz 3y ago
The caveat being… brilliance will cost you. If you incentivize them to care deeply and solve your hard problems, and they have the capacity to do so, they will. But if you don’t, they’re not just going to toil unnecessarily for an incommens
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by Hasz 3y ago
long term work stuff. Things we would be contractually obligated to produce many years down the line. Plenty of other people storing images, video, etc. a PB is really not that much stuff when it's not just for personal consumption.
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by Hasz 3y ago
As far as I know, R2 offers no storage tiers. Most of my s3 usage is archival and sits in glacier. From Cloudflare's pricing page, S3 is substantially cheaper for that type of workload.
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by Hasz 3y ago
Do you have any insight into who, if someone else is making their tools? I have never seen then their electric offerings used in person; I would love to know what the market penetration is like. Likewise, I have not seen any performance ben
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by Hasz 3y ago
The easy solution is an inverter connected to any truck or van's alternator. Solar does not have energy density to realistically work.
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by Hasz 3y ago
I saw that -- those potential partners could be almost anyone. I specifically think they should go with a tier-1 tool maker, especially over "lower tier" tool makers or a household electronics brand.
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by Hasz 3y ago
Slight compared to TCV. Labor is (usually) the most expensive part; tooling is a one-time large upfront cost that can be depreciated. IME, the maintenance is much lower on electric tooling than even quality gas tooling. Batteries will also
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by Hasz 3y ago
Cool tech, but the GTM strategy will make or break them. Small 2-stroke engines (like those run by lead blowers, weed whackers) contribute a relativly insane amount of noise and air pollution, and their solution is an excellent opportunity
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by Hasz 3y ago
Wow, interesting that just $50/month did almost just as well as $1000/month.
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by Hasz 3y ago
I have a split lunch schedule -- I usually take 30 minute lunches during Mon-Thu and take an hour for lunch on Friday. Based on my internal notes (and a bunch of metrics) I am more productive on Friday (especially afternoons) than I am on
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by Hasz 3y ago
Building a system != building a business. Even if OP is just building something to scratch their own itch, slap up a landing page and repo. Even if you offer it as a WYSIWYG and totally ignore issues, it's still a tenable sign of other
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by Hasz 3y ago
I second this. Building one or two cool demos with a common tech stack is a great learning tool and strong signal. It's a much better approach than lots of small projects.
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by Hasz 3y ago
If I wanted to keep Secureboot enabled, would signing with a MOK and enrolling that key be sufficient?
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by Hasz 3y ago
Correct, certainly not perfect. I actually view 1,2 as features, and 3 as preferable to some of the active harm that comes with other incentives. You could reject that and optimize on something else. The goal is really to understand the im
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by Hasz 3y ago
Show me the incentives and I'll show you the results. It's my favorite Munger quote, and it's a really good one. So often businesses invest so much time, effort, and money into everything but incentives. No matter how much
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by Hasz 3y ago
Show me the incentives, and I’ll show you the results. Policy is set by the same people you want to govern. The incentive from the top needs to be on ICs or on manager efficiency if you want less managers.
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by Hasz 3y ago
No way it's that low. <10% of startups succeed in a nurturing environment with cheap money. The current env is decidedly average, not cheap. I would suspect <5% will survive, and 0.1-0.5% will give a "good" return if t
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by Hasz 3y ago
Wow, 100mS of latency? Surely most of that is in the encode/decode? For comparison, I see somewhere on the order of 1-10mS of latency streaming over sunlight/moonlight. That’s close enough to “live” to make it feel real. For watch
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by Hasz 3y ago
Straw man argument at best. This is anecdotal, but ridicule for reevaluating a position is not at all common in my experience. When people tie their identities to a specific idea, it becomes hard to change that idea as they or the idea evol
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by Hasz 3y ago
I run mine on HP’s version of an optiplex with a 2nd hand pcie 1Gb quad nic, but if you wanted nicer “real” hardware with a proven track record, an HP microserver gen10 or gen10+ can be had on eBay for very little. A gen10+ should even come
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by Hasz 3y ago
This is an excellent point. At the end of the day, rewriting is time and resource intensive. If there isn't a very good business case to backup the change, it's very difficult to justify the project. This is why you see so many wh
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by Hasz 3y ago
IMO, Costco does a good job of balancing quality and price.
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by Hasz 4y ago
I had a similar idea and wrote about it about a year ago: https://ethan.id/writing/enguhlishishness/ Another idea I think goes along with this theme: separating the quality of the idea from the quality of the writ
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by Hasz 4y ago
It’s a bit more ironic than that —- at least according to to Wikipedia, they drew lots (I.e randomly) for the individual who was killed.
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by Hasz 4y ago
While I am not within the 60%, I live about 80km from where I grew up (basically the same metro area), and I feel fortunate enough to not have to move very far for my career. I have only ever worked remote, and truly love where I live. I ha
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by Hasz 4y ago
I see lots of concurring and dissenting opinions here, and will add one more: For context, I double majored in two adjacent subjects, physics and math. I went to a state school that has a very strong physics program. I also worked in physic
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by Hasz 4y ago
Hey, this is very cool. However, the service seems to be wilting under load -- I signed in with google, chose chinese, and am doing the first module. A simple 你好, 我叫<name> hasn't garnered a repsonse in ~15 minutes. The trial seem
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by Hasz 4y ago
The big4 (D, EY, Accenture, EY) are the absolute last people I would call for any tech project, ever. I worked in one (very briefly) and could not understand why anyone with a modicum of technical experience would pick them for technical wo
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by Hasz 4y ago
Lol, you cheat, you fail. Why is this complicated? Prof is far, far too nice. However, I think students having an obligation to report cheating to the university is ridiculous. Find the cheaters yourself, or give me a bonus to do it for you

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