beastman82

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by beastman82 1y ago
I only have an 600W computer
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by beastman82 1y ago
The investment bankers I know worked harder than any software developer to get where they are.
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by beastman82 1y ago
I'm getting a 404
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by beastman82 1y ago
the API price is not very relevant to this flat fee service announcement. In fact it seems obvious that you should use the flat fee model instead
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by beastman82 1y ago
My WAG is it comprises 95% of the company infrastructure
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by beastman82 1y ago
this tool crushes the aws cli by an order of magnitude. So in this case it's warranted.
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by beastman82 1y ago
It works with single files Also you should up your chunk size to limit tps Source: running s5cmd in prod for 1yr+
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by beastman82 1y ago
It's just good writing. Funny, insightful, detailed.
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by beastman82 1y ago
those users will stick with their Apple products and lose the ability to "get the book" (so to speak). So yes, there is going back.
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by beastman82 1y ago
very strong antiwork sentiment these days. It's sad. The employers are taking a risk by hiring you and paying you, and you should work as hard as you can during business hours. That ethic is very rare in tech but is somewhat common
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by beastman82 2y ago
I love mine and so does everyone else, and I don't feel ashamed at all. They're incredible.
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by beastman82 2y ago
Most underrated library in the world
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by beastman82 2y ago
It looks awesome.
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by beastman82 2y ago
Every 10x engineer I've known has carried entire teams of normal engineers. ymmv but I've seen probably 5 instances of this and 0 instances of teams of normal engineers being super productive.
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by beastman82 2y ago
I have had issues involving connecting external monitors that cause my Mac laptop to freeze for _14 years_. 3 different Mac laptops, numerous external monitors. It doesn't happen often, maybe once every one or 2 months. But it require
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by beastman82 2y ago
No, but the market is free, and you are free to decline this terrible offer.
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by beastman82 2y ago
Vast? Specs?
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by beastman82 2y ago
No brainer if you're sitting on a >$100k inference server.
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by beastman82 2y ago
there's also the Disruptor https://github.com/LMAX-Exchange/disruptor
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by beastman82 2y ago
Installing Norton a couple years ago was the worst software experience I've had. Still shudder when I think of it
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by beastman82 2y ago
*megatons of TNT. 1 MT of TNT = 4.14*10^15 joules
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by beastman82 2y ago
> not be surprised if the top TikTok users will not take the free money This is a double negative. It means you would be surprised if they take the free money. Judging by the following text I think you mean you _would_ be surprised.
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by beastman82 2y ago
The cost is developing nuclear power, which we should have never stopped doing
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by beastman82 2y ago
As a counterpoint I moved to Massachusetts where the roads are among the worst in the country. My taxes apparently do not buy infrastructure maintenance.
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by beastman82 2y ago
I just asked Gemini about this, and it linked me to this article, published today. Maybe we have a reliable nutrition guide after all!
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by beastman82 2y ago
Completely agree with these. One way to achieve "Make illegal states unrepresentable" is by using "refined" types, a.k.a. highly constrained types. There is a "refined" library in both Haskell and Scala and th
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by beastman82 2y ago
Completely agree and feel the same way about dark energy.
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by beastman82 2y ago
> the reduction in cars due to people switching to cycling makes the infrastructure incredibly cheap This is a logical leap of enormous magnitude.
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by beastman82 2y ago
I mean try to play TF2 with the bots and report back. The game is ruined. Thank Jeebus for community servers
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by beastman82 2y ago
If Halton Arp were still here he'd be smiling

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