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by acje 7y ago
From the readme: "Remotely: $ while true; do curl http://vi-host:8888/kill-vi-$RANDOM; done vi will eventually exit" Bold claim, and how would you know? What if there is a network partition preventing you from ge
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by acje 7y ago
Real example of how comodity enterprise software is configured.
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by acje 7y ago
I never doubted our capability to predict short term (10s of years) temperature change from CO2 levels. I'm also 100% sure we aren't capable of predicting the consequences of these temperature changes, because they are going to be
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by acje 7y ago
I would consider moving on, but don't rush it. Once you have decided to move on, you might get a more relaxed relation to the current situation. Use that opportunity to evaluate your options. Then move on. Never try to change the behav
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by acje 7y ago
Most things has value by some definition. Question is if the sum is positive. I'm not sure that is the case for targeted advertising.
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by acje 7y ago
But does it come with sharepoint integration? Because if you claim to do that right, then this is surely snake oil.
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by acje 7y ago
You seem to be accusing a social media company of creating YASEC (Yet Another System of Echo Chamber). I do not see the controversy. This is what they normally do to solve their problems. Or are we in some new context of not accepting that
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by acje 7y ago
10 drucken 'Hallo, Welt!" 20 gehe zu 10 aber schnell -o3
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by acje 7y ago
The environment will sort itself out, just not always in our favour.
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by acje 7y ago
The focus on vertical scale servers and FP performance was a mistake. Had they focused on single socket servers with INT performance the history might have been different. Also today’s compilers are much more capable so maybe Itanium was si
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by acje 7y ago
I come from a network background where it is common to separate data plane (speed) from control plane (complexity). I think Rust and Go can fill one of these niches each. Because I wanted speed, Rust became my choice. But that zero cost abs
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by acje 7y ago
Funny, because it's true.
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by acje 7y ago
I think the article is really on to something, but fails to make it clear. Her is my current belief system; A) Architecture is strategy. Ted Neward was my first inspiration for this. It makes sense particularly when considering systems with
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by acje 7y ago
I think there is a lot to dislike in today’s lineup of OS, but I don’t think it is worth doing a full redesign until we have open source hardware and persistent memory. Persistent memory will cause a need to redesign the OS anyway and open
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by acje 7y ago
I decided to give away my "smart" door lock and test setup of "smart" light bulbs. I have better things to do than pretending to be tech helpdesk for mye house/family for things that aren't really giving me muc
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by acje 7y ago
I wonder if it is feasible to make PV panels that concentrate the IR part of the light spectrum and guide it to a TVP unit through fiber optics.
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by acje 7y ago
It’s like these examples of security automation are designed to have the exact opposite effect as chaos engineering.
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by acje 7y ago
This was premature automation caused by not fully understanding the context. Results in less friction at the cost of enabling a black swan. Bad trade off. The Viking Sky cruise ship that was 1 minute away from releasing its damage potential
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by acje 8y ago
To me the problem with openstack is a strategic one. The Project tries to automate status qou putting the compatibility burden on the automation. PaaS alternative like Kubernetes on the other hand turns this on its head and puts the burden
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by acje 8y ago
One of the things I can't see the actor model explain is how to scale an actor vertically, which obviously has it's purpose. Amdahl's law and all that. However these days we see people build actor frameworks using CSP (golang
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by acje 8y ago
What is suboptimal about SOLID? I’m about to buy into it so I’d like to know.
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by acje 8y ago
What we need is an open technology stack such that we can get full standardization and integration with k8s and other systems. We might get that with RISC-V.
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by acje 8y ago
I don’t know for sure, but to me the AP vs CP interpretation seems only to be a true limitation for distributed systems of exactly two nodes. I also like the blogs point that availability is not ever 100%, but I think the added cost of avai