Notanothertoo

10 ms·

61.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
We use scylla for our IoT stream, bucket per day, with a date index for second resolution data. The current day is a hot spot of, but we throw that in redis. It's running one of the largest re insurance providers IoT deployments.
62.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Uhh pornhub takes btc and ach only
63.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Yes
64.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
R/watchpeopledie and similar got banned. All of the porn subreddits that still exist banned domains that serve "unverified" content. The amateur porn scene has been leveled, most of which was legitimate content. Also a lot le
65.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
This, these charges are damning once they are made. Plus the countless legal dollars you are going to have to front and hours spent proving innocence and that's assuming the justice system actually works.. Try explain this to your empl
66.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Maybe we should address the downgrade in education quality in the name equitable.
67.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Exactly. This has all been done for 10 years in various forms.
68.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
I can't find it rn, but I think chase sells individualized data to brokers which can then be linked to online tracking id's. Google has a program for this, it links physical and digital and they use it to verify the effectiveness
69.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Guns are too prolific and necessary. They prevent thousands of crimes every day. In addition to defense, we also use them as pest control for hogs and dear and other things and we are currently not killing enough boars, it's a growing
70.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
This reads as they don't have any experience with it and decided to roll their own. I had no experience with kube 3 months ago, we had rancher 1 cluster with 30-50 services, and I just migrated it, just me. Ended up on eks with CNI (po
71.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Looks like the popular ones are pushing 3k at home depot with it going up to 4k, 600$ gets you a really nice gas stove..
72.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
... Thats disingenuous, its not I don't know how to use an electric stove its that its simply better, they don't even compare. The response time on a gas stove is unbeatable and makes a big difference in how you cook. Also try usi
73.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
OK you take more risk of dying every time you get in car..
74.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
So every natural disaster hence forth is global warming cool. Go after the fucking businesses for their waste. There are a dozen boats that produce more carbon than all the gas stoves in the world.
75.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Also cost, I can buy a gas stove for 400$, how much for that induction?
76.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
No, it's not comparable and are you kidding me? This is utter nonsense. There are 12 ships that produce more co2 than all the gas fed home sin the world.. Quite getting off in telling other how to be.
77.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
In the interview process I wait until they want me, and one of the things I do before final offer is ask for employee handbooks and any and all expected legal obligations for me to sign. Often under the premise that I would like to review t
78.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Intended*?
79.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
I do believe the modern (us) conservative evangelical "back to basics" movement started in the 30s/40s as a response to rampant alcoholism from the great depression. Church of christ and similar denominations. They take a (cl
80.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
I've worked with one, hired right before I joined, I became lead 6 months later. He would ask for help and then when I gave him things to do or lookup he would just fail, and would subtly try and get others to do it for him. Total mooc
81.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Good thing there is a whole market of ranging degrees of education quality and price distributed a cross the US... Also there are lots and lots of programs state and private to fund low income higher Ed. It is not a dichotomy.
82.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
This. Its their job to calculate risk, and bet on it. Let them and let em set the interest rate accordingly. This would also solve the ever inflating tuition costs and cause schools to be competitive. In general it would curb academic tomfo
83.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Except these companies spend more on marketing than rnd.
84.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Yep, also I think a lot of news is a "conversation" as an event unfolds and the one way direction of most media is outdated. With the internet we can now have bidirectional conversation about/with the news. For example much
85.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
It'll be blocked by the pay wall plug in by Friday.
86.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Yes and that's a good thing. Politics is mostly a game of pretend and therefore bullshit, as uhh.. engineers we like to be more practical. We simply see the bullshit they are selling regardless of political affiliation. If they wanted
87.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Big tech wouldn't have the silos or platform lock downs (ie power/user capture) they have today without the ip legal framework. People would be able to legally circumvent their bs and offer services around gaps in their platforms
88.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
No you shouldn't.. The idea that your idea is so novel it should be legally enforced as "yours" is pretty egotistical imo. How do you credit the millions of ideas you are basing yours off of. It's also information, it&#
89.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
As someone who started a business only to get a bullshit suit that I was unable to afford by one of the largest re insurance providers in the world (#1/2), the idea that the ip/patent legal framework as it is today helps the litt
90.
by Notanothertoo 5y ago
Ever greening patents is standard practice today. This is why insulin is so expensive. Another good example is Disney's bs. They have kept thinks out of public domain for over a hundred years.. The 20 years thing is for the little guy,

More ›