SomaticPirate

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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   Honestly great to see this. This is the power that FB/Microsoft/Google have if they ever decided to take the gloves off. Maybe this will be the motivating factor to get some privacy laws with fangs. If you continue to send telemet
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   "An app was created to help women stay safe on dates and avoid creeps, proceeds to be hacked by creeps" Not a great look here. However, Tea could have done a modicum of cybersecurity work (or hired an outside firm) to prevent this
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   Is this Google's n8n competitor?
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   How was the flame graph created? (Not very familiar with C and the performance tools around it)
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   I still think Jetbrains has the gold standard in IDE - Database interaction
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   Wow, anyone able to provide a ELI5? OTel sounds amazing but this is flying over my head
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   Everyone in startups should be a fan of this. More competition in government space is a net benefit for everyone. Its quite funny to see the comments complaining about "lowering the bar" when FedRAMP compliance is essentially a co
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   I've tried hard to remove phthalates from my life. The biggest change that I feel is sustainable is looking for "hard" plastics. Usually phthalates are found in flexible, soft plastics. So hard plastics typically have less of
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   by SomaticPirate 1y ago

   What do you mean? This looks like open-source
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    by SomaticPirate 1y ago

    While I admire the work of hobbyists it still looks like C/C++ will be the default until a GPU vender makes the decision to support these libraries. From my understanding, Vulkan and OpenGL are nice but the true performance lies in the
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    She left Salesforce for defense-tech firm, faced a culture of drugs and abuse(sfstandard.com)

    3 points by SomaticPirate 1y ago|0 comments
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    By this logic, most software engineers would also be considered high risk since they work a sedentary job and have higher risks for heart disease and obesity (which likely leads to higher healthcare costs over the long term)
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    I wonder how those compare to something like this: https://developers.google.com/optimization/service/schedulin...
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Wow, the smugness of that reply. Responding by calling someone naive and blowing them off despite there being real questions. The “insecure crypto “ that they clearly link to (despite not wanting to put them on blast) was also a bit overdon
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Unironically, the superior tone likely has done you worse than a single joint.
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    imo Datadog is pretty hostile to OTel too. Ever since https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co... was nearly killed by them I never felt like they fully supported the standard (perhaps for good rea
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Is the author a lawyer? I imagine we will he seeing more posts like this in the future. I doubt the language will ever be good enough for everyone. Rust doing these things has lead the language to being an example of what not to do in OSS.
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Any suggestions for a 101 introduction to random forests? In university I encountered some ML courses but never random forests.
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    What is GSO?
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Wow! Amazing job! I briefly met Holden at Kubecon. What an incredible engineer.
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    I’m really curious how this works! Obviously I don’t want you to disclose anything you don’t want to. I assume its some sort of ML? Are you using an external LLM? Any insights into building recommendation systems would be awesome!
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    The McAfee Central America Travel Guide (2023)(whoismcafee.com)

    4 points by SomaticPirate 2y ago|0 comments
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    In terms of realpolitik though, Congress is so deadlocked that new proposed legislation is unlikely to ever come and if it does, lobbyists and special interests will have plenty of time to render it toothless. The coverage is not hyperbolic
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    If I wanted to write some simple web-automation as a DevOps engineer with little javascript (or webdev experience at all) what tool would you recommend? Some example use cases would be writing some basic tests to validate a UI or automate s
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Cloudflare support being terrible and non-helpful? Say it aint so /s Seriously though, it feels like support exists as a hurdle to get to engineering. I have never had a serious issue that was resolved by support. I miss when customer
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    There are quite a few "ai apologists" in the comments but I think the title is fair when these models are marketed towards low vision people ("Be my eyes" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq710AKC1gg ) as
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Surprised to hear Azure beats AWS Textract. I found it to be the best OCR offering but that was when I was doing documents.
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    I think this comment is peak Hackernews… dripping with sarcasm and minimizing a significant engineering accomplishment
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    For most single family US homes (which are single story) this would likely be a nightmare to install and maintain. Definitely a cool idea but a leak or any maintenance might quickly undercut the cost savings
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    by SomaticPirate 2y ago

    Would also recommend the related video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqZA_KmygKw