_zoltan_

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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
we have a """problem""" of physical labor being too expensive. I put it in question marks as I have no solution (I don't want to rob people of their primary income source), but it's really getting out
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
you might want to redo the video as it's cropped too much, and maybe it's only me but it's _really_ annoying to watch like this.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
And labour.. I just got an offer to cover two houses next to each other and the scaffolding is 15k CHF.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
While this might have been true for a while before 2018, since then 400GbE ethernet became the fastest adapted interconnect, and today 1.6Tbit interconnects exist. PCI-e V4 came and went so fast that it lived maybe 2 years. NVMeOF has bee
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I love my job but having too much money would let me email someone 4 higher in the hierarchy to give them my opinion on things. :)
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
A lot of my swiss neighbours are more fit than half my friends in their 30s, and they are 70+. I'm not sure what the secret is but I'm fairly sure just moving here added an extra 10 years to my life expectancy.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
Maybe in the US. You can just order glasses globally (friends use HK, I'm in Europe) and nobody gives a damn about any prescription.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I've replied in a thread, and what I've replied to above was about the enterprise tax and that it's surely cheaper to do your own, not if the original article is about enterprise or not.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
PFC is congestion control.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
no, it's exactly why people create fake words.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I mean newspeak is definitely woke and pc, whether you like it or not.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
Networking has never been so cheap at the highest end. Look at the road we've been through in the last 8 in years, rapidly going from 40 to 100 to 400 (200 was somewhat of a dud, 400 came too early) to 800 to 1600Gbps. It's amazin
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
With IB (Quantum X800) you have 72x physical OSFP ports that can do 144 ports. Each electrical lane runs at 200G-PAM4, so it's 144x(4x200G-PAM4). With the SN5600 for Ethernet (Spectrum-X), which is 64 physical ports, you're runnin
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
unhoused? what is this, new speak? you can say homeless.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I laughed out loud, so I disagree.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
One more nail in Boeing's coffin.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
Cool! I've never heard of this shop before, thanks for sharing your experience.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I know a fair amount of people with watches in this range or above, none of them custom. For a custom one this is fairly OK, I'd even say cheap... (I live in .ch, where people love watched a bit more than I've experienced elsewher
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I know. :) So why would he think he'd be able to understand it just based on having that cert? That was my point...
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
Does that certificate cover advanced cryptography?
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
Across the whole country it's absolutely true. There are car only distances for a lot of stuff.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
Almost 20 years ago. Not sure if it's relevant. certainly not to crowdstrike.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
You miss the point: that /56 or /64 is still assigned to you, while a NAT gw might serve 1000s of people.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
My first semester at uni doing a CS/math degree I had a class called introduction to unix which taught everybody bash/awk/sed scripting and how to use the CLI to do stuff on Linux. It was great. It also had a really high fail
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
because Reddit is good, no matter how much you think you're elite just becasue you're on HN as well.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I had reindeer soup in the old city. It was awesome! Can recommend.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
St Petersburg is beautiful and quite lovely. Or well, I don't know now, but it was before the war. To be honest I've watched a ton of Russian YouTube content and on these videos the Russian cities doesn't seem affected. Just
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
no, it has to do with people valuing privacy. that you don't doesn't mean it makes it something extreme.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
the number 1 job of a company is to enrich shareholders.
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by _zoltan_ 2y ago
I'd much hire somebody who understands things at a high level and then able to dig in deeper _if needed_, than someone who knows _some_ things really, really at depth but has no idea about other things.

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