abriosi

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   by abriosi 4y ago

   I'm very pleased using PVE https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxmox_Virtual_Environment for my homelab
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   Unless a company is running an engineering team composed of monkeys, it will be hard to achieve 1% optimization per month, even without compounding. There are a lot of optimizations which look good on paper but in practice bring other unf
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   Someone said "a couple engineers" hence 2. The 12 was a bad copy paste, thanks for pointing that out
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   Many senior engineers who operate systems which spend 1M/month make 500k yearly 1M * 12 * 10% = 1.2M 500k * 12 * 2 * taxes >= 1.2M How many 10% wins do they have to achieve in what timeframe to have a good ROI on micro-optimization,
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   Having access to basic finance and the ability of storing money safely, should be a right. There are place in the world where these things don't exist because society doesn't get along. Should decentralized and anonymous communica
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   It is unfortunate that this will eventually happen
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   Next level text summarization
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   I'm not sure if this specific comment is a success on likes or dislikes, and that is terrifying
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   by abriosi 5y ago

   Awesome. Thank you for helping out the community
10. 70.▲
    by abriosi 5y ago

    You have touched one very important point that seems to be worrying the west a lot, measuring their actions by ROI
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I achieved the same conclusion on 2010 after buying Samsung Galaxy S. It was a terrible device with awful support. This was specially bad since it was supposed to be a premium device. Since then, the only thing I will buy from Samsung are T
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    Man Who Lived in Small Apartment Owes Nintendo $14.5M(vice.com)

    5 points by abriosi 5y ago|1 comments
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    Hacker Steals $320M from Solana, Ethereum Bridge Wormhole(decrypt.co)

    14 points by abriosi 5y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Crowdsourced Databases and Sui Generis Rights(arxiv.org)

    1 points by abriosi 5y ago|0 comments
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    Zooko: Decentralized, immutable and uncensorable microblogging(github.com)

    112 points by abriosi 5y ago|135 comments
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I bet every bootstrapped startup is feeling this on their skin. I know we do and we are operating in Europe. I can only imagine that in the US is worse.
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    The book "The Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation" offers a well researched scenario with historical footing
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I found that the book "The Technology Trap: Capital, Labor, and Power in the Age of Automation" by Carl Benedikt Frey offers a well constructed historical scenario where the current situation we are fits in. Going into a more pola
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    Some purists may say learning is compressing
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I understand your detachment For me there is a clear connection from flooding the system with cash and/or negative interest rates with hyper-financialization "Dogecoin, created as a joke, is now in an S-1 as a material item"
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    by abriosi 5y ago

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22. 82.▲
    by abriosi 5y ago

    Are there any commercially available devices like this?
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    Being open source it is not a characteristic for value. There are multiple positive and negative examples of things that are open source and (un)valuable
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I live in Portugal and we currently live a dreadful scenario. In developed countries a house shouldn't take 40 years to pay
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I have a love & hate relationship with terraform. It's so frustrating when you can't create a behavior. But the joy of orchestrating infrastructure at scale with code is overwhelming <3
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    We could also argue that an understandable text has a high degree of redundancy, e.g. explaining the same concept with different perspectives
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    Assuming the text is well written, from the standpoint of information theory, the better the text gzips the fewer information it contains
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    It takes years of complexity to achieve this level of simplicity
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    I understand where you are coming from. Personally I think blockchain, in its the current state actually does worse to the status quo, and its inevitable. I mean, the ones that control wealth, now have a technology that guarantees their wea
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    by abriosi 5y ago

    Nowadays, crypto discussions are mixture of politics and technology. Most of the unhealthy skepticism is due to the politics parts