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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
This. I would add that role titles also exist for negotiation purposes. For example, a new employee may prefer to be called "research engineer" instead of "ML DevOps" to open up future career opportunities, even if the w
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
That makes sense but I don't know if you can really draw a parallel between email and these devices: (1) Sending email is nearly free, creating devices is not. Not sure if the economics match. (2) False positive filtering matter becaus
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
What I don't understand about these scams is: It must be quite difficult and expensive to create shrink-wrapped modified devices. But the letter itself is so full of spelling and grammar mistakes that it can't be taken seriously.
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Pokemon manhole covers installed in downtown Tokyo(japantoday.com)
8 points by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago|0 comments
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
Derivatives typically have mechanisms that forces them to stay pegged to the underlying asset. So it's not quite the same, even if you don't own the underlying asset. For example, perpetual futures (like those on FTX) have funding
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
Docker, the company, is such a sad story. They have such an impactful technology but completely failed to monetize it and lost multiple revenue streams to competitors. Shows how hard "open source companies" are. Others OSS compani
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
> Of late he feels like all the activity of himself and his peers is just playing the Science Game: varying some variable with infinite degrees of freedom and then throwing statistics at it until you get that reportable p-value and write
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
I don't think people consider the entire site spam. It's user-created content after all. But if 99% on a site is spam and your articles are not, you may want to consider posting them somewhere else, ideally your own blog, to avo
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
This should have a (2017) tag. NieR:Automata is not just one of my favorite games, but for me it has the best soundtrack out of any videogame I have ever played. Here are some of my favorite tracks [0] [1] [2] [3] [0] https://www
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
Sad but I feel the same way. I still enjoy reading HN comments and there are occasional gems among them, but most posts on HN these days reflect the mainstream majority opinion, the same platitudes and topics over and over again. It's
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
Yes, you will always need humans to make human judgements but they don't need to be part of a court or central authority. With reputation and consensus incentive systems in place, these judgements can be made by trusted 3rd parties and
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
This is a spectrum similar to taking out loans and performing liquidations. If the person you are giving a loan too is sketchy you may refuse the loan or charge higher interest. The same principle applies here as physical eviction is fundam
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
Why do you require a central authority? What you require is this: 1. An incentive to evict someone. Money. Someone needs to get paid to actually do the eviction because they are taking on some risk - physical in this case. It doesn't m
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
What do you mean by "That entity isn't the contract"? Yes, the enforcer is not (necessarily) part of the contract. But if the right incentive system is in place and there is consensus that physical enforcement should happen -
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
Actually, it's some rules in a spreadsheet. You get tenants out of your rental because someone is getting paid to do it - their salary is in some spreadsheet - and then their work is verified by someone else who is also getting paid to
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 5y ago
There are some test applications and fringe uses cases, some of which are mentioned in this thread, but I've come to the conclusion that crypto is so early that's is more of a movement than anything else. It's a movement to 1
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
I'm not sure if it's since Microsoft but this has been happening A LOT. I've experienced roughly 5-10 outages over the past few months. Most were minor, but they still interrupted our development workflows for several hours.
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
I really wanted to try Nomad and switch from Kubernetes but I eventually went back to using Kubernetes. To run a Nomad cluster that is feature comparable to a Kubernetes cluster you also need to maintain Consul and Vault. With that it'
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
I'm not sure, but when measuring web server benchmarks I see most people referring to [0] and many Rust frameworks rank at the very top there. Proper benchmarking is hard. [0] https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks&#x2F
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
I love this comment. It demonstrates nicely how the web and (mostly American, I think other nationalities react differently) culture has changed over the past 20 years. 20 years ago this was simply funny. Nobody took it seriously. It even g
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Rust Design Patterns as a Book(rust-unofficial.github.io)
236 points by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago|48 comments
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
It's fine to criticize a technology and saying that you don't understand what problem it solves, but responding to every comment, even those that make clearly valid points, with "means nothing to me" and "not a prob
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Just use this tiny intuitive YAML file to deploy Prometheus on K8s with Helm(github.com)
2 points by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago|0 comments
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
I've been using it daily for a few months and haven't had a single issue. Perhaps the server load also went down when they introduced the pricing. I do download my data every few days or so just in case. Personally I'm not a
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
Those are unrelated, Roam is just a web-based SaaS app.
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
It's definitely just a feature - but a very liberating one. Not having to worry so much about how you organize your files and where to put stuff is such a relief. But I think it's too early to call roam, the startup, a success. It
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
Roam is Roam Research [0] which is a paid web-based product. It's relatively new. There are also some open source alternatives like Obsidian. Because of it's popularity someone created an org-mode package called org-roam [1] that
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
About a year ago bit the bullet and learned emacs, mostly for org-mode because of all great reviews. I made it my primary editor for about 6 months, which forced me to become familiar with it. Now I've dropped it and I'm back to v
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
Do not go back to a Macbook. I've been using Macbooks for ~10 years and their quality has been going consistently going downhill the past few years. I usually buy a new one every 1-2 years. I'm currently on a maxed out 16 inch Mac
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by WnZ39p0Dgydaz1 6y ago
> visualize utilization of both pods and hosting instances at the same time Kubernetes already exposes all the metrics, so if you run Prometheus + Grafana you get that for free. You can also find pre-built Grafana dashbaords for that by

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