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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
This is experimentation in governance. What better way to encourage that than to provide an illustration as these 136 countries are doing?
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Yeah, importing existing resources into Cloudformation is a nightmare in "Am I going to break everything? Fingers Crossed ". It is also very possible to get into very bad situations if your settings drift and you attempt to recon
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
If value from an illicit transaction is ever diverted back into dollars, then it becomes the purview of US officials. I'm assuming that loop had been closed more than once with this mixer.
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
We are obsessed with manufacturing supply chain bullwhips. Bracing for impact again. re: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/massive-china-port-shutdown-r...
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Back in the day, during the dorm wars, we would all have syslogd writing to terms to keep track on our nefarious neighbors in realtime. Echoing ANSI escape codes strategically was a good way to erase those tracks.
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Big fan of ArgoCD here. The development team is also very responsive with good processes in place, from my experience in the repo.
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
This is precisely the migration I'm planning on doing in the next few weeks with pglogical under the hood for replication. Seems like the atomic switch is much easier than any sort of problem that could stem from conflict or data dupli
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
I think DMS generally lags RDS releases. Last I checked, there still wasn't a way to replicate from Postgres RDS 12 -> 13 with DMS.
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Has anyone here leveraged pglogical for this before? Looking at a similar migration but it has native extension support in AWS RDS. Would love to hear any success / horror stories!
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
I recently implemented support for this in the prometheus-exporter gem. https://github.com/discourse/prometheus_exporter/pull/150 What's annoying about the encoded time value is version 1 (the only versi
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How the Coming Population Bust Will Transform the World(nytimes.com)
29 points by booleanbetrayal 5y ago|3 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Definitely, but they were geographically and philosophically isolated from several traditional European power centers, unlike their US capitalist counterparts. So if Europe is the theater and ultimately part of the prize, I think the US was
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
I think the clear distinction here, is that in absence of a reconstruction effort, you do not have stability, and war continues unabated. Maybe you call it something different or attribute it to different actors, but the true delineation of
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
Because the US emerged with supreme reserve currency status, supported by its reconstruction approach? To the victor go the spoils.
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by booleanbetrayal 5y ago
What new fab facilities are currently being spun up in the US? And if the answer is "few," then why?
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China mulls vaccine changes and concedes Sinovac and Sinopharm effectiveness low(news.yahoo.com)
3 points by booleanbetrayal 6y ago|0 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
Just another anticipated symptom of the Long Term Debt Cycle decline for the US - https://www.principles.com/the-changing-world-order
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
Cryptographic watermarking and validation will become increasingly necessary for all AV capture and distribution in the years to come. Want to be the next multi-billionaire? Solve this problem at scale.
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
This is going to be a controversial statement, but in their prime, CiA had the best artists.
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
Seeing API calls to Sentry fail - https://status.sentry.io/
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
That was awesome. I imagine a huge amount of time was spent in putting that together, and it was well worth it. Who knew TCO could be so approachable?
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2219542/ TL;DR - CBD may offer a pathway to help control the inflammatory threat to the myelin sheath.
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
Four days ago, AWS rolled generalized OIDC support for their cluster auth. Presumably, this makes it easier to transition providers since the user store can remain consistent. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/containers&#x2
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
It really seems that AWS cares more about the cadence of shiny new managed solutions than they do about maintaining and upgrading their existing solutions. I wouldn't characterize it as willful negligence, quite yet, but some processes
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
This is an evolution of the story that first appeared on HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26082303
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Multiple Beverly Hills PD officers now weaponizing copyright against streaming(vice.com)
283 points by booleanbetrayal 6y ago|244 comments
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
The more we see news like this, the less pretext law enforcement has for engaging in routine activities that escalate the chance of needless violence.
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
I think it is also fair to point out that FB does have a review process, policies, and despite not being able to keep up with the volume, has tried to keep the most incendiary behavior off its platform. Meanwhile, Parler has refused to do a
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
That's my understanding of how the Fairness Doctrine was supposed to work. Legitimized opinions are required for consideration. If they are not legitimized, then it will be a little harder for them to gain traction in the first place.
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by booleanbetrayal 6y ago
The common theme here is that media outlets are not good at regulating their own hysteria for the public good, and we're all left as collateral damage. Maybe we can bring back some orderly rules around broadcasting of controversial opi

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