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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Connect your status page to actual metrics and decide a treshold for downtime. Boom you’re done.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
For companies selling hardware with software it does matter. Look at Apple. An iPhone has way less memory than an android and the profit margins are higher for Apple. Apps are running faster on lower hardware. I’d argue that this is a reaso
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Well, if you try a lot of stuff, and stop early.. You have more chance of success.. "put your eggs in one basket" kind a thing
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Wow, there is no way around it. Sam Altman is basically getting his way by misleading people. The board did the right thing. Honesty is crucial as a leader. I think for Sam Altman his goal is more important than ethics and he will do whatev
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
What does a printer do? It prints... Thats what people buy it for to print.. Who wants a garden hose with iphone connection?
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Agreed, if the company is small keep the process light and focus on good people and a good product. This includes a good DevOps “product” side of things. Personally I do like having a documenting culture so things can easily by found. In th
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Indeed. Recommendation is to make this clear to the CEO and if he doesn’t understand (likely outcome) just leave.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
This is the article I always share with new joiners at Tebi: www.tebi.co We’re building an accounting software system. And on top of that a POS system, inventory management, expense tracking etc. But at the core it’s a double entry financia
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Isn’t the balance sheet changes between two points in time the cash flow statement? The P&L is based on transactions on Income accounts. The balance sheet is a point in time view of BalanceSheet accounts. For example: CASH is balance sh
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Why not switch jobs?
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Exactly this. I’m working 2 days per week from home for focus time. But nothing beats the bandwidth of face 2 face communication. The hybrid option works well for me. But I’m glad we have days that most people are in the office. It also dep
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
How can this be faster than Protobuf? Protobuf basically does a direct storage of bytestream to memory. No parsing needed because it precompiled the stubs. Theoretically it can’t be much faster. And having an IDL is an advantage imho. Clear
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Congrats. How does this deal with schema changes? We have a solution where old clients can store objects that have new fields unknown to the client. Then when the clients updates the data is visible. Do you have client libraries for mobile?
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XQ-58A Valkyrie AI driven drones part of USAF $5.8B bid(kratosdefense.com)
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
This is the one they are going to buy, not quadrocopter, but fighter jets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kratos_XQ-58_Valkyrie
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
- GIL - No sound typing - No proper package management - Runtime type checking only - Interpreted I guess thats what he means with "Not a real language". I disagree.... Its a tool that has it place. But its often used as a hammer.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
As it describes it does eliminate non JSON outputs by masking the tokens while the LLM is generating. Its quite smart if you ask me.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
And wat better than SSN managed by a government you must trust. For one it’s not worldwide. Secondly you can’t trust them.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Everybody is so negative about it. It don’t see why. It’s just storing a hash of an eyeball to have a better solution than soon-to-be-broken captchas to detect humanness. The only thing that is stored is the hash. It’s just a “human or not”
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
What is exactly bad here? The eyeballs photos are not stored unless you agree with it. It’s just hashed and stored in the system. It’s just a hash of eyeballs to allow checking who is human and who is not. It doesn’t store any personal data
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
It’s now but it will be open and decentralized
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
It’s a one way hash function. So no, you can’t. Only if you have somebodies eyeball (alive) you could generate the hash and check if it’s stored in worldcoin
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Yeah it’s basically a retry loop. I’m curious about the average response time and the worst case amount of iterations. At best, all these “retry until successfully” are just hacks to bridge the formal world with the stochastic. It’s just us
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Come to the Netherlands. Sell your car. Buy a bike. A car is not really a status symbol here. Its more like a liability.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Make is ubiquitous, it’s simple. Everybody knows it. That’s the reason to use it. Just add a makefile to your repo and anybody is able it get started. I would have no clue what todo with a project in the structure proposed. Note: I just mak
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
My quick solution is to not commit the result cells, only the commands. So its just code.
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Summary from ChatGPT: "The main reasons for Nvidia's success, are its creation of a GPU ecosystem, lack of significant competitors, and the benefits derived from its compute and software ecosystem."
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
I really mis the mistake of NOT using double entry bookkeeping in the way you store transactions. Next to that, ensure transactions are immutable, and ensure reporting is idempotent: Close your periods and generate reports for them, when yo
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
Good, but I dont see a big advantage over UUIDv7 Anyone has some good ones?
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by TeeWEE 3y ago
This is also a good summary written by the ex CTO of Adyen: https://tebi.co/blog/of-cards-and-costs/

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