atmosx

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   by atmosx 4y ago

   If the AWS status wasn’t a static HTML page, I would agree.
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   by atmosx 4y ago

   Nothing new. When states requested access to covid DB apple and Google refused access based on what happened in the Netherlands in WW2. I must that on one hand it’s anti-democratic, on the other hand western democracies have a rather poor t
3. 633.▲
   by atmosx 4y ago

   You can buy an apartment in North Greece, near the sea (200-500m away) for 40k. We're talking 30-40 years old apartment, 1-3 bedrooms, etc. However, in the islands that kind of money won't get you much. There's this app, that
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   by atmosx 4y ago

   Anthony Mackie on why Hollywood movies are of poor quality and why there are no movie stars anymore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj8JK6c5x3M
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   Homeland Security sends warning letter due bad tweet language(twitter.com)

   49 points by atmosx 4y ago|44 comments
6. 636.▲
   by atmosx 4y ago

   Assume coPilot proposes a function that can be found in 90% of GPLv3 software. Should all software written by coPilot be GPLv3 as well?
7. 637.▲
   by atmosx 4y ago

   I wonder if they use something like CARP[^1] for redundancy. Also, strikes as odd that they didn't go with ZFS for storage, makes FS management _way_ easier for engineers who don't spent all their on these kind of operations. [^1]
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   by atmosx 4y ago

   > I can take any amount of my dollars in my bank, convert them to a decentralized stablecoin (and I'm not talking shit like UST), fly to another country, and then access those funds locally without anyone telling me what I can and c
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   by atmosx 4y ago

   Not to mention, the moment ppl around you perceive you as "technical" (details don't matter to those who don't understand), literally EVERYBODY comes to you with "an idea".
10. 640.▲
    by atmosx 4y ago

    You are assuming all SMTPs act in a compliance with the specifications. They don’t.
11. 641.▲
    by atmosx 4y ago

    Assuming we're talking over-HTTP traffic, you can use a load balancer in-front of your Kubernetes cluster. We did this at work and works fine (blogpost will be out soon). It allows us to decommission a cluster by removing the cluster f
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    To have access to the forefront of AI you have to be super-rich. I don’t see how AI will change that, if anything will make it harder to change by giving yet another advantage to those who already have plenty.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    I always use cards I can freeze or PayPal and the like, so I don’t have to call anyone, I just freeze the card or stop recurring payments via PayPal.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    Cool project :-)
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    What is the opportunity cost? How much will cost you replacing ngrok? I am generally okay to pay for things that provide value, I don’t like when I pay for things I don’t use.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    Could be. However I know that one approach works wonders because I use a Mac daily. The other might be harder to maintain in the long run.
17. 647.▲
    by atmosx 4y ago

    But there is no overhead in Mac. At least not a UX overhead, the i/o performance is poor compared to Linux but no one cares.
18. 648.▲
    by atmosx 4y ago

    Making too many assumptions might come back and bite you. Be smarter, if you wanna be taken seriously.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    This is a huge missing piece for FreeBSD. If docker Linux containers could run a-la macOS, via hypervisor, would be a huge boost in FreeBSD adoption.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    The problem with the economist is not lack of analysis. The problem a very skewed-Americanized world-view. Assuming you are able to reckon that part, the Econ has sections about EU, Asia and Africa and the special reports are awesome (most
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    Here is alternative view: https://www.epi.org/blog/union-decline-rising-inequality-cha...
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    I am fine re-learning. I believe it’s the optimal strategy.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    Much easier to configure and operate. I don’t know performance wise since I only run my personal smtpd on both more than 10 years ago.
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    The answer to your question is this: _complexity does not go away, we just move complexity to another layer_. Kubernetes buys the org some things but it is complex and you have to know how to write the app in a certain _way_ in order of the
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    My father, now 70 years old, got stuck in Sicily with a broken car earlier this year. He had forgot his mobile phone home. He wasn't able to find a landline phone that he could use. Exasperated after trying several locations (bars, fas
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    There is a Greek paper around this topic which I came across long time trying to answer this very question: https://www.academia.edu/2582910/%CE%91%CF%81%CE%B9%CF%83%CF...
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    I enjoy ethos greatly. I saw Atiye as well. Enjoyed both, but ethos to me was a eye opening and pretty deep. I knew about Kemalists (seculars) vs Muslims (supported by Erdogan) and was kinda fascinated by the division and how different is f
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    which makes you wonder why would anyone name a distributed database acting as a “source of truth” Cassandra…
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    Themistocles[1] was convinced that the Persian empire will attack the Greeks for a second time, so he pushed for crating a naval fleet. Athenians (democracy eh?) were not on board, so he played an entire city by knowingly lying to them (tho
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    by atmosx 4y ago

    I have ppl who love me around me. Not many, but precious few… who really do love me :-)