cagenut

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by cagenut 4y ago
It is so past time for him to hand over the reins.
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by cagenut 4y ago
I'm completely new to the rust ecosystem, but am I reading this right, this is basically a dev webserver for running in your checkout and testing locally? Is this a competitor to an incumbent as I cant imagine something like that doesn
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by cagenut 4y ago
I built one of these back during the january omicron wave (us). Mostly out of 'why not' boredom because I already had a box fan, a roll of duct tape, and a near infinite supply of cardboard from amazon, just had to buy four filter
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by cagenut 4y ago
The operating theory is that caching was only just the first/simplest/cheapest use of a globally distributed network of compute nodes (CDNs), but that as more and more transistors and clock cycles become available it incrementally
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by cagenut 4y ago
I've spent a stupid amount of brain time on this. Pi-zero's with a couple microphones, cameras, 18650s and a solar cell in a super rugged sealed ABS belt-case. Strapped to telephone poles, capturing make/model/license-p
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by cagenut 4y ago
These cars (and motorcycles) are terrible, but to be honest they're like... rare/anecdotal level terrible. They buzz loudly by once a few weeks in nice weather. Its bad, but its no... CAR ALARMS OMG I HATE CAR ALARMS SO MUCH its
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by cagenut 4y ago
Fastly focused exclusively on enterprise accounts and ceded the "entry level" developer market entirely to Cloudflare. Full on snobbishly. In the short run that worked great as being best-in-class won big deals. In the long run
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by cagenut 4y ago
That is the specific performance constraint fastly's "Compute@Edge" (wasm app hosting) aims to solve for: https://www.fastly.com/press/press-releases/fastly-launches-... https://glitch.co
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by cagenut 4y ago
this one has more upvotes and comments
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by cagenut 4y ago
This is a very cool combo I'm excited to use. The glitch in-browser IDE combined with fastly's wasm-hosting-at-the-edge means you can whip up a quick front end without ever having to fight with a terminal. Dramatically lower bar
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by cagenut 4y ago
I agree about not being transported or stored "significantly" but thats the beauty of it. The very places that would consume it (gas gen stations) would also be the ones who could produce it when they're not running because
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by cagenut 4y ago
this is why I think hydrogen will be a huge part of the system. even if the round-trip efficiency is 20% and all you do is mix it into the gas turbines, eventually the numbers are going to work out to "why would you not, why would you
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by cagenut 5y ago
for single family detached, no but that was never actually an economically viable product, so it makes sense to simply not expect it to work. for four to sixteen units that seems like it could be fine?
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by cagenut 5y ago
anyone "shocked" is telling you more about how loudly they've been humming with their fingers in their ears for years now.
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by cagenut 5y ago
"monolith microservice architecture" = libraries all of your foo-service json endpoints can be lib-foo apis (the original meaning!)
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by cagenut 5y ago
We've all pretty well beaten the electric-vehicle conversation to death, but since we're on the "oil demand and the nasty actors it empowers" topic, here's another slice of the demand pie that solutions are emerging
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by cagenut 5y ago
are there things you're running into with the deploy-to-fastly option that technically necessitated a 'traditional' container-on-vm approach?
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by cagenut 5y ago
"aaand there it is" skepticism in the face of blatant reality as a defense mechanism from admitting wrongness. Has anyone from the center or the right even campaigned on the issue? no. You can wish things were different, I do, b
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by cagenut 5y ago
The #1 most important one is "whatever politicians and ideologies are holding us back or even slowing us down". Pragmatically speaking in America today that means anyone to the right of Bernie, and the ideological/zealous-re
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by cagenut 5y ago
a good smokeping graph would probably get you some respect with the net eng's, but lord knows if you can ever get to them through customer service.
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by cagenut 5y ago
On a long enough timeline I agree with your point, but your argument is one of the many many common examples we see now of people simply not understanding the timeline. 2050 is 29 years away. Kids born in the next few years will barely be
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by cagenut 5y ago
The "sub-second response loop flow state" he mentions here is "the doherty threshold"[1] just applied to programing as a particular user experience. After working at a CDN that delivered a couple hundred kb objects in mi
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by cagenut 5y ago
downvoted because they clearly said 'pre-requisite' which is in no way an overstatement.
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by cagenut 5y ago
you do not want to live within 300 meters of a wind turbine: https://www.ge.com/news/reports/how-loud-is-a-wind-turbine you certainly don't want a city full of them.
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by cagenut 5y ago
The context you're missing here is the company/research-team that found this are ex-MS employees who started a company (Wiz.io) to help other companies secure their cloud hosting/environments. This is some of the most pure-g
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by cagenut 5y ago
my personal favorite of his: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMHCw3RqulY
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by cagenut 5y ago
AR5 is great, SR15 is more recent: https://www.ipcc.ch/sr15/graphics/ I particularly find skipping to the graphics page and looking for maps useful for answering peoples geography related questions. One thing to k
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by cagenut 5y ago
hi i mostly liked your thought trail there, but if you've ever adopted a shelter dog they most definitely regret the past (they clearly experience nightmares)
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by cagenut 5y ago
y'know between the oil pipeline, the meat processing plant, and now the airlines, its feeling very like ministry-for-the-future lately.
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by cagenut 5y ago
us east-west coast is in the 60's and us to western eu is in the 70s. hell I'd be content to run the etcd cluster across a tighter range, us-east-1/us-east-2/ca-central-1 are all within 30ms of each other. so I guess i

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