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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
Isn’t coming to a news story from these specific political viewpoints already a whole lot of bias? I don’t think we can boil down most things into three separate POV. Not everything needs to be looked at through a political party’s perspect
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by andrewxdiamond 3y ago
FYI there is a middle ground with the AWS SDK. If you don’t need the entire thing (you certainly do not), you can import product specific SDKs as standalone. Still quite a bit fatter than building your own HTTP client, but it’s an easy win
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ We have a different work philosophy. I do work with teams in India and England, and it’s painful to accomplish anything cross team
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
And work is constantly slow as well, since it’s impossible to get people in the room at the same time
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Dayshifts are 9-5, night shifts are 5-9. Same team rotates through both. I have done plenty of overnight oncalls. Some teams do follow the sun type rotations, but my team is all in Seattle.
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
No, but my team owns our own APIs. We are all located in the same area and we go oncall for our service.
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
As someone who runs one of the most global APIs in the world, I promise you, I do in fact sleep
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Bugs are a function of change, not a function of maturity. Just because they can have people come in on weekends to fix things doesn’t mean they like doing that. I know many “mature” software platforms that do not deploy on Fridays or off h
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Pressure is resistance to flow. In the aeropress, the coffee and the plastic filter screen resist flow and thus create pressure. Not very much pressure, but there is pressure
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Well the sdk is written in Python so the rust option has a bit of an advantage there
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
The user does not need to be aware of the threat model. OPs point was the pin isn’t protecting much at all because it doesn’t really need to. The user isn’t making a risky decision, because if the attacker gets as far as _being able to put
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
For now, while we only have a few small models, sure. But models are inefficient and always will be by the nature of being general purpose. You don’t need a language model to tell you about your carbon footprint report. You could just use s
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Just don’t think too hard about the carbon footprint of that ChatGPT bot
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Open Source License Litigation(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by andrewxdiamond 4y ago|0 comments
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
It’s quite easy to comply with the MIT OS license
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
I kindof assume a decision meeting just finished, and the CEO took to Twitter the same time the PR department started drafting emails. I expect the email contains much more specific instructions and an actual process to follow. These things
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
I moved from Gandi to Google Domains, then later to Cloudflare Domains. CF has the most serious product out of any of them, and they sell domains at-cost as a loss-leader to get you in.
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Cloudflare domains are sold at cost, and CF is a very rock solid platform (for DNS/registrars at least)
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Who cares if the parent is drawing on the walls, the kids are doing it!
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Point taken, let’s just mock Cleveland then :D
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
NYC is a poor comparison since it too is a quite walkable city. A better comparison might be Cleveland or Chicago, which are much more Americanly unwalkable commuter cities
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Strangely enough every actor here is doing the right thing. Adobe is serving their shareholder interests by munching up the competition, Figma is selling to Adobe because of the reasons you outlined, and the regulators are stepping in to re
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Also, “durability” is not a property you can delegate to another service. Plenty of corruption is caused in-transit, not just at rest. If your system handles the data in any way, you must compute and validate checksums. If you do not have e
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Important to note that S3 does not have any Durability SLA. We promise Durability and take it extremely seriously, but there is no SLA. Much more of an SLO
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Amazon has a whole tree of long tenured engineers that are strictly ICs. Principle engineers are still ICs
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
If a high resolution reader could “recreate” the entire tape signal in memory, you could do the format specific parsing in software. You could even identify the tape type based on the signal patterns
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
Kapton tape is also quite expensive and overqualified for this task. I think the engineers will be able to squeeze out a lot cost by using something more “barely-capable”
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
I’ll counter that the Google that built the Android business is not the Google we have today. Google has been on the long tail of financialization for a long time. This is the first time they have had any serious threat (beyond legal) since
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
I mean there’s a lot of reasons to not leak secrets to a third party, buggy AI or otherwise
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by andrewxdiamond 4y ago
> Bob did not receive an asset that Alice previously stole from Carol Yes like how we have perfect tracking of physical assets today > If Bob received an asset as income, then he needs to pay a portion of it in taxes to continue recei

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