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by atmosx 3y ago
I would start by looking the award winning articles and journalists year by year: https://www.pulitzer.org/prize-winners-by-year
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by atmosx 3y ago
My first job was at the family company. My first IT-related job though began like this: I saw a "who is hiring" post, sent an email and what do you know... 15 days later I got reply! The rest is "history" :-P
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by atmosx 3y ago
Related (and one of the most interesting articles I've read the last few years): https://www.alexmurrell.co.uk/articles/the-age-of-average
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Who Controls Technology? (Daily Philosophy Newsletter #291)(dailyphilosophy.substack.com)
2 points by atmosx 3y ago|0 comments
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by atmosx 3y ago
Some aspects have indeed been commodified. But what about the bigger picture? How simple is it to run a business, a website, organise a travel around or pay a bill nowadays, compared to 1994 or 2004? At times, I can't help but feel t
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by atmosx 3y ago
No worries, there are no "stupid questions". Sorry if my answer came out as aggressive, wasn't my intent. Please keep questioning.
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by atmosx 3y ago
Seriously? The Louvre is literally made of Greek (two of the 3 most visited art pieces are Greek), Italian and Egyptian art. That’s it. There is very little French artistry. The French masters came a bit later and have their own museum whic
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by atmosx 3y ago
What happens in your country when you go the hospital and they figure out you have cancer. Does the state pay for the treatment or you go from millionaire to dead family weight overnight? :-) Money is nice but passed a certain point, the re
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by atmosx 3y ago
We did. Went from DD to NR because their new pricing model saved lots of $$$. Both are _very_ expensive but DD is really, really something.
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by atmosx 3y ago
DD is 20-50% more expensive. DD actually requires a kidney every six months. Not saying storing and processing data is cheap but DD is the _most_ expensive on the block and _all_ of them look expensive (Elastic, Grafana, Honeycomb, etc.). A
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by atmosx 3y ago
Same here. Whisper is really good at transcribing Greek but no diarization support, which makes it less than ideal for most use cases.
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by atmosx 3y ago
The definitive reference has been the pickAxe book[^1] AFAIK. The ruby 3.x version, which is one who you should be interested in, is not out yet but available for pre-order. Other than that, here are many great books about ruby and online r
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by atmosx 3y ago
NetBSD? :-) NetBSD runs great on old hardware. Indeed, supporting old hardware is one of the main goals of the project.
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Greece's New Political Star Is a TikTok Creation(wired.com)
1 points by atmosx 3y ago|1 comments
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by atmosx 3y ago
1. I'm using FreeBSD-13 running on RPi2 (armv7) as DNS server to the SOHO network. I'm using dnscrypt. I'm serving 1-5 rps. From a stress-test the system can serve up to 43 DNS rps without problems. 2. Small overall footprint
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by atmosx 3y ago
Isn't Tolkien's Atlantis reference Númenor? Like, he didn't change a comma :-P
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by atmosx 3y ago
That didn’t come out well - by VMs I mean EKS or Swarm nodes not VMs in term of “pet” not “cattle” :-) The number of nodes was used to run a monolith. Same deployments and all, wasn’t as complicated as it might sound (terraform to manage in
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by atmosx 3y ago
I've worked with quite a few small teams in the past, part time. Never had a fleet as small as 2 VMs, more like 20-120. That's a good summary. Only thing missing that comes up always is the CI/CD workflow. I've found bit
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by atmosx 3y ago
How does the sensor track "deep sleep" reliably?
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by atmosx 3y ago
No suggestions here, but thanks for taking the time to reply.
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by atmosx 3y ago
The assumption here is that you “control” the router which runs Linux (iptables) and my guess is dnscrypt and inbound. What kind of HW are you using?
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by atmosx 3y ago
I have to ask, do you trust Hetzner? As many mitigations you can take, they control the underlying infrastructure it's a matter of how far they'll go. Not saying any other provider is better, but this one was caught red-handed. Ge
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by atmosx 3y ago
My spouse moved the first one to her office after trying it out for a few days. That is the reason we got a second one :D The price was within range. I did not want to spend ~2k on a Herman Miller. These days there are many options around t
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by atmosx 3y ago
I own two "Autonomous ErgoChair Pro" and I'm pretty happy with them. I have a standing desktop and I work standing around 30% of the time, daily.
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by atmosx 3y ago
This is similar to magic-warmhole[^1] but has the added plus of being written in golang, which means one doesn't have to install multiple packages, just one binary. Thanks for sharing. [^1]: https://github.com/magic-wor
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by atmosx 3y ago
Really? I thought most new projects were switching to ninja[^1] and have never used it. [^1]: https://ninja-build.org/
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by atmosx 3y ago
Here is the link: https://timis-eneken.github.io/ I uploaded just a few episodes, there are many more from years past and the show is still ongoing. I stopped uploading episodes to solve the transcription problem programmat
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by atmosx 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch. I like the general look and feel. Is your system to perform transcript and digitisation in languages other than English? I have a Greek podcast that I'd like to generate transcripts. I tried google but re
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by atmosx 3y ago
> I said I'd have to change that one managed resource. Actually it's two - the managed database. But no more. As someone who worked on a similar project recently, I'm getting that idea that you obviously don't know wh
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by atmosx 3y ago
> [...] or even 50 years ago. This is accurate on a 100 year scale but completely off if you take into consideration the last 20 years, at least in the European side of the Mediterranean sea it has been all downhill after the 2008 financ

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