benterix

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by benterix 3y ago
Yeah, Germany is bad, Europe is falling etc. My pet peeve theory is that some Americans discovered life in Europe has several advantages and are thinking of moving. This is not ideal for the American economy so a narrative is created making
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by benterix 3y ago
AWS NAT Gateway pricing is so outrageous that smart people came up with a peculiar hybrid: https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/an-alternat-future-we-now... I wouldn't use it in production (some companies do, for in
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by benterix 3y ago
A cynic in me is happy about this state of affairs - the companies who happily joined the AWS bandwagon have to pay the price (including my salary). For my projects I almost always choose something else that offers better value, except in v
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by benterix 3y ago
There is no need to exaggerate. "The cloud" (I assume you mean the so-called "public cloud") definitely has its place and use cases. On the other hand, there are people and companies who fell victim of marketing and grou
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by benterix 3y ago
While I completely agree, there might be something else, i.e. the elephant in the room. While having TSMC factories in the USA is great for everyone, it's not ideal for Taiwan as a state. Therefore it's in the best interest of Tai
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by benterix 3y ago
> After consolidating their knowledge, Itti and Ge explained, these AIs could serve as a comprehensive medical assistant, providing doctors with the latest, most accurate information across all areas of medicine. As for the "most ac
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by benterix 3y ago
That's very interesting! Would you be able to give an example without being too specific?
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by benterix 3y ago
I don't think the comment is unwarranted - it happened to me the other day: someone refers me to a particular Twitter post and I can't access it without a Twitter account. I don't know if it's a glitch or deliberate but
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by benterix 3y ago
...or deadnamed a deleted reference.