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asah
3y ago
how do y'all look at systems like AWS Aurora, GCP Spanner, etc which offer big speedups and cost savings, but lock you into the platform in practice? this isn't academic for me - I've got a service that's on vanilla RDS
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asah
3y ago
in my experience, the trolls/etc kinda left and the people who remain are... surprisingly decent.
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asah
3y ago
this makes no sense: can individual companies operate computing infrastructure more efficiently than cloud providers? if not, then instead of migrating just negotiate.
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asah
3y ago
nice. Can you add entries for some really famous places, e.g. Kiev in NYC https://www.google.com/search?q=famous+nyc+restaurants+that+...
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asah
3y ago
Or you can be like me, and add a case: +50% thickness, ruins the aesthetic, etc but when my phone went flying the other day the case was trashed and $1000+ phone was fine.
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asah
3y ago
sounds like an Innovator's Dilemma...
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asah
3y ago
as a progammer, I gotta believe we can do better! I'll start. What is a method to permanently relieve mass human suffering, that has practical step-by-step instructions, achievable with modern technology, would be widely believable a
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asah
3y ago
The utility of a thing does not excuse its danger to individuals and society. Shoplifting should be not ignored until first catch all the murderers. see "whataboutism"
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asah
3y ago
no need to argue: IN ADDITION to removal attempts, we SHOULD ALSO influence (regulation, societal pressure, etc) how HR/etc departments use data they find online about a person.
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asah
3y ago
don't forget "backup codes" - where exactly are you supposed to store them, say, while traveling ??? it would be great if backup codes were NOT usable except under <conditions> and/or use of a backup code permitted
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asah
3y ago
I know many humans who wouldn't pass this test, e.g. in their non-native language... [ insert humiliating attempts to speak <language> ] Try instead to give GPT more examples of pronunciation (1000+) and then I suspect it'll
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asah
3y ago
nice! AI is about to end this - shortly, we'll be able to ask for the answer directly, in zero clicks.
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asah
3y ago
Wait until you hear about the situation in the middle east... :-(
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asah
3y ago
I've been: wild place, worth the stop on the way.
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asah
3y ago
how does this work for blind users using screen readers?
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asah
3y ago
update: it's actually more like $1500/mon and that includes an RDS proxy, failover instance and online backups with one-click restore.
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asah
3y ago
To me, ghosting is about either not having the words to respond (kindness), or not wanting the conversation to continue (repetitiveness). I don't like it but sometimes it's better than available alternatives.
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asah
3y ago
while true in some cases, I've been pleasantly surprised at how often GV/etc are accepted. another alternative (also minutes) is to use eSim, e.g. Google Fi - minutes to setup and many late model phones support multiple esims.
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asah
3y ago
quite literally, since I also saw this online yesterday and copied it here... (I'd heard it before but was reminded yesterday)
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asah
3y ago
multiple words! :-) I'm arguing that it's an obvious optimization to assign short tokens to commonly used concepts. I'm arguing that many people had the thought before society agreed on a given token for that thought.
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asah
3y ago
thanks! killer example. how are you dealing with failover? how are you dealing with interactive reporting? how large are your records? is the s3 data in cold storage? how much is stored in S3 right now? is it warm-enough to query via (e.g.
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asah
3y ago
most companies didn't allow themselves to run the experiment. there's many examples where new projects ("startups") succeeded, including 1000s of FOSS projects that were remote-first. also, large companies often have pro
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asah
3y ago
remote-first means hiring the best-fit people for your company at the time and them working precisely when they're ready to be productive, zero commute, zero overhead. good luck competing with that. source: 25 years and 8+ companies wo
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3y ago
remote-first means hiring the best-fit people for your company at the time and them working precisely when they're ready to be productive, zero commute, zero overhead. good luck competing with that. source: 25 years and 8+ companies wo
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asah
3y ago
meh just get a google voice number. need one for all sorts of services.
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asah
3y ago
How big are y'all that you need InfluxDB? For one database that receives 100M 600 byte JSON records/day, a single node AWS PostgreSQL RDS instance is handling it effortlessly, and the DBA work is very part-time. We keep year+ of s
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asah
3y ago
interesting point - but was it the word? or the concept?
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asah
3y ago
I fully expect this will happen. USG has more control if it's done by Starlink vs some other country's tech.
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asah
3y ago
+1 - I got off the Chomsky bandwagon decades ago. Language is a loose encoding of thought, nothing more or less. Want proof? Spend some time with ChatGPT4.
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asah
3y ago
for prescription, visit the ray-ban website ==> no way to order prescription glasses
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