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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I think this is a good model if perhaps narrow. You mention the lifecycle of a single game. But there are many games released over many years. Software is the same. For example we may have reached some level of maturity for building a CRUD
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
This seems like a limitation that could be lifted instead of introducing a separate product (disclaimer: familiar with ebpf exporter but haven’t dug into OP). Iirc ebpf exporter had some limitations, but they weren’t fundamental. However it
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Perhaps the right one.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
This is very cool. Love the pricing model.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Check out vault’s response wrapping with cubbyhole for one such case. Note this still takes a dependency on the service.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
wouldn't mind a question mark for checking nil err like result in rust..
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelf_corporation
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I tried higher level problems: write an http server in rust using warp and postgres, with endpoint for get users and put user. 9 compile errors, some due to cargo.toml issues (it only generated main.rs). But mostly worked. The post we’re di
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I’m curious about GP’s reply. The nuance about the British wanting a PM they’d be able to sway is a piece I hadn’t heard before. Oil/nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company still seems like a key flashpoint in UK/US oppos
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I wasn’t suggesting either of the technologies wholesale. The “signed rotation” commonality seemed interesting, with subtle differences. I’m curious to see where DIDs go, I’ve seen those crop up a few places. UCAN also seems interesting, JW
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I was reading about algorand rekeying today, as well as DIDs and atproto/bluesky. Both seem to use a “signed rotation” approach. Algorand keeps your public key stable while adding metadata that your spend key has changed and links the
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Great bit! Same with airline overbooking ;)
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Ah, bummer. If it helps, you can try this to list out VM sizes with comparable capabilities and see if you have better luck with any others (--all not really necessary since it filters by NotAvailableForSubscription and similar): az vm
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
RI are a billing concept (discounted rates for long term commitment). Dedicated capacity exists, but it’s different (compute reservation groups or dedicated hosts). You can combine CRG/DH with RI for the desired effect, although IMO it
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
What VM sizes? Besides what’s already been said, internal capacity differs HUGELY based on VM SKU. If you need GPUs or something it’ll be tough. But a lot of the newer v4/v5 general compute SKUs (D/Da/E/Ea/etc) have
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Pragmatically I agree with you. But in GPs defense, I don’t believe these were multisig wallets with geographically distributed individuals in control. It was 1/1. Nonetheless, a metal pipe is a good counter to crypto.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
This isn’t even that extreme. Malicious people can be highly successful. The founder doesn’t even sound deliberately malicious necessarily. There is a lot of room to be successful between “brilliant and well meaning” and “unable to deliver
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I was thinking of streaming video, where the first load might be a lot heavier to buffer you to a state where you don't get choppy playback. Yeah, regardless of throughput, you're going to have a bad time with interactive workload
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
A great example too -- initial page/content load for text/docs, vs continuous streaming which could be workable with arbitrary latency compensation as long as you do really have sufficient bandwidth. The start time might suck, but
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
That table isn’t super clear. Creators refers to the creators of the mesh in the first column (Consul). They all use Envoy except linkerd.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
anyone know how the timestamps in this article were produced? format isn't great on desktop but the timestamps are interesting and I can't imagine those were done by hand...I guess the line width must be fixed so they are always c
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Markets are alive and well. Not as prolific, but not dead. Not really sure what your point is, though? They don’t typically have audio recordings so not sure I see the relevance.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Surprised to see cuda called out here, that one has been relatively painless over the years for me on Ubuntu.
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Azure already has ARM VMs (as well as AKS)? The equivalent would be cloud build, not GKE <-> GH actions, right? does cloud build support arm runners?
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
I generally agree with you. I’d rather not play the odds on exposing my identifiers anyway, whether p2p or direct. Might as well go the extra mile and make sure whatever IP is non associated with me, so direct download over tor or whatever
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Legal repurcussions differ. IMO it comes down to: what’s the likelihood someone pursues me, and will I survive the expected cost of my defense. Nobody likes love letters anyway. Individuals may have a lower risk, but the cost is high if som
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
To be fair, GP was quoting a comment specifically comparing Miami and SF, although the comment you reply to lost that distinction. I agree it’s overly simplistic but that sub culture of Miami certainly exists and is very visible, just like
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
> it comes from an era before zomg smartphone notifications now now now and as such has respectful communications properties built-in. Gmail on iOS certainly will try to notify you for “important” messages. If anything, I think the failu
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
From a sibling: json can’t have the header for yaml versions, so 1.2 arguably doesn’t solve this. If you force 1.2 without the header I suppose it works, but breaks compatibility?
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by alexeldeib 4y ago
Yeah, I switched from magic wormhole to croc for simplicity/snappiness over magic wormhole. Static binaries!

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