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by __turbobrew__ 2mo ago
Stress pays my mortgage unfortunately, and I don’t have a way to make money otherwise because all the jobs in my profession of over a decade are stressful.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
Do you think there are any lawyers which take Azure credit as payment?
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
China could also prove to the world their ASAT capabilities by shooting down military orbital payloads which overfly their territory.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> What's the goal of the US/Iran war? Distraction from Epstien Files
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I think if there is no retaliation to a nuclear strike on Ukraine, every nuclear capable country will rush towards nuclear weapons as fast as possible. The reason being, Europe has a long term understanding they are under the nuclear umbrel
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I don’t understand how a governing system requires a majority to reject a change to the status quo. The status quo must be maintained unless a majority decides to change the status quo. It is the equivalent of having a gas pedal in a car th
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I still drive a 2007 honda fit shitbox with a TC of 500k. It is possible.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I like 90s cars, but crash safety has come a long way since then. In my opinion late 2000s / early 2010s are the sweet spot between reliability, safety, and simplicity.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I think non-technical EMs are fine, but they need to manage an appropriate headcount. I see EMs who manage 2-3 ICs and have no other responsibilities, those EMs need to either take on more ICs or start coding.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
You win when you have a fixed rate 30 year mortgage
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I was specifically talking about PreWar Legacy (pre war of the spark), but PreFire Modern looks similar.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> Expensive, though. That is my point. I work at a large multinational and we run tens of thousands of kubernetes nodes on-prem and Im pretty sure that would be in the hundreds of millions of dollars per year to run in EKS. We run on-pre
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I live in Canada, so no Im not.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> Where do you draw the line You can own a house and support a family of 5 on a single income and retire at 65. Where I live that is only really possible for SWE, lawyers, doctors, and execs.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
Inflation makes servicing debt cheaper which incentivizes getting loans to build things. It also leads to those who have little bargaining power to become underpaid as they cannot negotiate higher salaries as inflation squeezes them.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
A good reason to health check the kubelet process and restart it when the checks fail.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
I am surprised a company at that scale is running on managed EKS, maybe I underestimate how large the clusters are.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
Anyone know if Netflix does anything for the k8s storage layer? I imagine they are at the scale where etcd starts to go kaboom? Or maybe they have enough cells where that isn’t a problem? Given Amazon and Google have their own secret sauce
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
There is a whole format of pre-2018 legacy due to how starkly game design changed that year.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> People making money conducting honest business is the best mechanism we have. What percent of billionaires have made it through “honest business”? I’m sure glad Zucc stole all my personal info to sell to advertisers so he can decide wh
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> If anything it illustrates taxes should be lower for people like Hashimoto Billionaires who do good are the exception, which Hashimoto is.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> You have no way of possibly knowing this. And I bet you its not true. I do know this for a fact because my income has 10x over the course of my career and as I have made larger donations to match my increased income I do feel more sati
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
Thank you for your donations. I didn’t mean to belittle your contribution, only the fact that people like you can make a much larger difference than people like me.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
> wasn't the accrued billion dollars the remainder after being taxed at a much higher rate (around 50% federal and state, if California) as it was being accrued? Most capital owned by billionaires is not taxed until it is sold, so i
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
How is it out of touch? I donated much more than Hashimoto did relative to our net worths, but I cannot deny that I would have felt much more satisfied making a 1000x impact if I was a billionaire. I donated $6000 to a halfway house last ye
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
If you assume Hashimotos net worth is one billion dollars, a $400k donation is equivalent to a $400 donation if your net worth is one million dollars. I don’t believe donating $400 really feels that satisfying, the impact is fairly negligib
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
It isn’t only massive RTS. In 1v1 Brood War attention is also a resource.
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by __turbobrew__ 3mo ago
Kubernetes MCP
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by __turbobrew__ 4mo ago
I get that Quebec and Ontario have 65% of the population, but why do they have 100% of the seats on a committee that shoves surveillance and gun bans down everyone else’s throats?
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by __turbobrew__ 4mo ago
3 from Ontario and 4 from Quebec. As a western Canada resident it has been real old that we have been steamrolled by the east for the past decade.

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