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by Moto7451 3y ago
The problem is not about the vendor at all. It’s not even about Kubernetes. It’s about the problem being solved. I’m not an IC so I get to see all the behind the scenes. We’re just cosplaying a large tech org when this company, like the oth
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by Moto7451 3y ago
For my experience, this article is one of the scenes in my personal version of This is Spinal Tap. Three times I’ve been involved in a Kubernetes (or competitor) migration where the plot gets lost along the way. At my current company we hav
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Can’t speak for everyone but I have worked in this environment. It can work fine if you allocate a sub slice of CPU time (.1 CPU for example) and small amounts of (overcommitted) memory, and explicitly avoid using it for things that are mor
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by Moto7451 3y ago
We lost my wife’s CPAP while traveling. Through insurance it would have been a month of paperwork, an exception made, and $600. Without insurance it was no wait and $650. Guess which way we went… I’m sorry the author had to deal with any of
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Yup. Even gross abuses of Redshift run fine with appropriate roll ups and caching. At a past job we did it “wrong enough” that it took a while for a more state of the art solution to catch up. This is not to say the abuse of Redshift should
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by Moto7451 3y ago
He probably had fun with this one and expects (or hopes!) it to become irrelevant after YouTube for VisionOS comes out. We’ll see.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
For those downvoting this comment, the body of evidence doesn’t look great that this won’t happen at some point in the future. https://www.csoonline.com/article/572811/remote-bricking-of-... https://doc
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Is there an advantage to a 300MHz 8051 vs a Cortex M0? Predated their existence? I know there’s a lot of 8051 tooling but I’m only a dabbler in microcontrollers and it seems like AVRs and M0/M3s have taken the place of PICs and 8051s i
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I have a six month old and have dealt with two people dying in the past three years including handling their estates. I’m lucky I have time to learn anything at work.
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That hasn’t been true for the Zen based models at least. The 5700G and now the 8700G occupy the $350-370 price slot. My comparable 13th gen Intel CPU with lesser graphics was the same price. That’s a great value for a casual gamer. I’m sure
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by Moto7451 3y ago
https://www.emachineshop.com/ It’s been a bit over a decade but I used this to make small runs of metal parts for a store I worked at. Their basic CAD is good for simply parts and you can easily adjust settings to find the
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by Moto7451 3y ago
September of 2022, Feb 2023, and December 2023. So no, kinda, and no.
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For residential, yes, but commercial is a different story. Schneider will happily sell you 90c rated equipment beyond the wire. They provide excellent guidance: https://www.productinfo.schneider-electric.com/0110db9901wir...
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by Moto7451 3y ago
I’ve been trying to figure out how to do this with my phone when traveling but it’s hard to find a good quality keyboard that is small enough and reasonable quality, while also being worth the additional hassle compared to a folding keyboar
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by Moto7451 3y ago
With 12AWG, depending on the cable type and rating, you can bring 20-30A (90C rated) of power to go with your fiber in the same pull. The cable might be expensive but I’m sure the use case is great for when you don’t want to spend $10,000 o
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Since we’re talking about power distribution in homes, the National Electric Code and local zoning apply. That means low voltage for the purpose of the article will be limited to 0-49v. All solar panels for homes that I’m aware of are under
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by Moto7451 3y ago
You might even be able to skip the gap year. My brother went to Rochester Institute of Technology a decade ago for less than what public universities cost in California after the university endowment halved the tuition. FAFSA covered enough
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Yup. About $20 USD where I grew up, with several archery ranges at public parks. I’d probably spring $20 for a few more niceties.
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by Moto7451 3y ago
> You come up with an amazing breakthrough that will alter the world? Congratulations, it's yours for 10 years to do what you want. After that, it's fair game. Innovate or die. That’s how patents work in the US. You get 10 year
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Principled is defined as “acting with morality and showing recognition of right and wrong.” How is abiding by the decision of a court not following a principled view? Wouldn’t going against the rule of law be non-principles behavior? Appl
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by Moto7451 3y ago
My cousin worked on the Apollo 13 movie in the prop department. All that extra hardware made his life much easier. He said they didn’t really track what happened to non-flown equipment. A couple things from the Smithsonian had guards.
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IIRC it’s a legal requirement vs just a standard like CCS1. South Korea has the same legal demand for CCS1 so it’ll be interesting to see what happens with NACS there. I personally don’t mind using CCS vs NACS. I didn’t feel super inspired
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This matches my experience over 15 years and four companies. This is not a scientific study but I can at least concur with your experience. There are clearly orgs that don’t work this way, but I find that it’s very common when chatting with
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by Moto7451 3y ago
I’m renting a car and using the chargers in front/near restaurants and the mall. 20 minutes of level 3 charging lasts me a day on a Kia Niro. This car is an ev conversion on a 260v architecture. It’s about 90 minutes from 20-90% at 50k
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by Moto7451 3y ago
I did an auto maker sponsored in person market study and the F150 Lightning was being compared with luxury brands because of the common MSRP points. This 40K electric truck doesn’t really exist.
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OpenCore also simplifies running Linux on the Apple EFI 1.1 environment. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Multiboot/oc/linux.html#... It’s such a cool project.
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At least in the case of Audi it is more than just the starter used for the mild hybrid depending on market and configuration. On my generation/configuration of car it is also used to prespin the Turbo to avoid lag, it powers the active
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by Moto7451 3y ago
In the case of my Audi, the starter motor is 48v so the 12v system charges the 48v system enough to start. In EVs the 12v system is used to power a contactor that connects the EV battery to the drive system. That’s the clicking sound you he
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by Moto7451 3y ago
Not all of them. The Kia Niro I’m driving as a rental this week has a 240v battery. Level 3 charging it feels wildly slow compared to my car. But yes, you’re right the increased voltages add a lot of risk that has to be managed.
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I’m speaking about the power planes. What they drive is irrelevant from the standpoint that higher voltage systems create safety issues that lower voltage systems do not have. No one is going to be ok with “occasionally being shocked by 48v

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