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by arpinum 2y ago
I'd put less blame on London and more on secondary cities than the author does because he misses an important point: London is the only UK city that tolerates growth. The UK system heavily centralised in tax-and-spend powers, but heavi
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by arpinum 2y ago
Factor in the ability to escape bad weather, much easier to do in UK than Denmark .
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by arpinum 2y ago
There are scenarios where these target date funds are not good. Rebalancing into bonds and mmmfs is a form of insurance against catastrophic losses equities. But if you have a sufficiently large account then catastrophic losses that affect
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by arpinum 2y ago
Link from the article demonstrates the issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkwjMV2of_8&t=697s . Auto companies are violating the spirit of the regs while being technically compliant.
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by arpinum 2y ago
This is not true for fiduciary accounts, which are covered per principal. So FDIC coverage should extend to all customers if the account was properly declared.
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by arpinum 2y ago
How long before a VPS pops up running Oxide racks? Or, why wouldn't a VPS build on top of Oxide if they offer better efficiency and server management?
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by arpinum 2y ago
Stellantis' chief designer said something similar yesterday, believing voice controls are the future: https://www.youtube.com/live/NdVdr9mU_XA?si=P4keeOK9uXb2TgXc...
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by arpinum 2y ago
There is competition in the marketplace, see Waystar and Availity.
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by arpinum 2y ago
Neither of your links are primary source data and give an incorrect interpretation. If you follow the links to the primary data you will find the phrasing changes from "medical problems contributed to..." in the source to "he
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by arpinum 2y ago
We do need to build and maintain the existing reservoirs that provide water for much of Devon, otherwise we will be shipping it in from Norway. Communities that live in Dartmoor may want to upgrade to more comfortable houses and experience
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by arpinum 2y ago
Not good. There is a spectrum of choices between not having enough reservoirs and power generation on one end and paving over the entire country on the other. I would trade having bats confused at night in order to have more housing within
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by arpinum 2y ago
Six sigma's main push in the 80s was to drastically reduce defect count by diving deep into manufacturing processes, the opposite of the quality issues discussed in the article. It sounds like your experience is similar to what happens
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by arpinum 2y ago
It's an interesting thought experiment for how Jack would handle the financial crises. I don't think it would play out in the same way. Maybe I'm too much of a fan boy, but Jack would have seen the writing on the wall far soo
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by arpinum 2y ago
A mess of an article, focusing on issues 10 years after Jack left. Ignores Jack's big quality push via six sigma and the hands-on work he did to dive deep and fix quality issues at GE during his long career. Jeff Immelt deserves much m
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by arpinum 2y ago
> It is still a database where you store denormalized information and therefore is inflexible to changes in access patterns. It is flexible and you don't need to know your exact access patterns upfront. It may not be as flexible as
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by arpinum 2y ago
I didn't say it is a usp for mongo. Only saying that there is a lack of substance behind the mongo criticism in the article.
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by arpinum 2y ago
except its factually incorrect when applied to Mongo[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41273563
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by arpinum 2y ago
sure. 1. sqlite can have more than 1 file when using wal mode. 2. You don't need to know your exact dyanmodb access patterns upfront, you can evolve the schema. again, not worth effort to point out more.
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by arpinum 2y ago
This sentence has no substance. It gives the reader nothing to understand why MongoDB has both happy customers some who have been disappointed.
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by arpinum 2y ago
It's not worth pointing out the technical flaws in the post[1]. It is obvious the author does not have a strong grasp of the tools he is criticising. A better example of this style of post is Oxide's evaluation[2] for control plan
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by arpinum 2y ago
The exchange rate story doesn't sit well with me, wouldn't you simply hedge the fx risk?
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by arpinum 2y ago
> GuardDuty’s role as a required control for PCI DSS and NIST.800-53.r5 This isn't true and the link to the source is a 404 page. It was already too much content marketing, no need to read beyond that line.
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by arpinum 2y ago
Similar to ship, they start up more engines than needed in case a few fail, then immediately shut down the extra engines.
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by arpinum 2y ago
Same experience in England. There is little celebration of business success and more likely accusations of exploitation. The class system is also alive and well in business - the ambition of many well off uni students is to manage others. G
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by arpinum 2y ago
great memories as a kid playing 48 hour CTP in 100 acres of woodland. Camo, tackling, building prison cells, escaping from prison, getting lost for hours. Built character.
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by arpinum 2y ago
Bicycle helmets are not designed for impact with a car. They are designed to handle falls to the ground. The forces are quite different.
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by arpinum 3y ago
The blogpost shows a connection string to eu-west-1 in Ireland
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by arpinum 3y ago
Another trick is to use ECR. You can transfer 5TB out to the internet each month for free. The container image must be public, but you can encrypt the contents. Useful when storing media archives in Glacier.
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by arpinum 3y ago
Blog post with performance chart: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/aws-lc-is-now-fips-140...
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by arpinum 3y ago
All of these fail an inspection. If you are at a mechanic they may fix these issues during a pre-inspection if they have parts available.

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