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by cheeze 6y ago
Huge difference between running a graphics card at 100% capacity (ok, most eth miners underclock but still use a good amount of wattage close to 100% of the time) and someone playing a video game for a few hours after work one day. Nowhere
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by cheeze 6y ago
GP? ____ poster?
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by cheeze 6y ago
Belgium is one of these countries.
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by cheeze 6y ago
I've read that the biggest thing is referrals. Gotta be in the know or 'trusted' by someone else in the scene
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by cheeze 6y ago
> His transcripts show he failed Spanish I and Algebra I but was promoted to Spanish II and Algebra II. He also failed English II but was passed on to English III. Reminds me of the scene in The Wire where they talk about social promotio
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by cheeze 6y ago
They have nothing to do with each other though. Alinea isn't really involved in tech... They have a Tock but that's it. The groups owner is the CEO of Tock, but I don't think that means that Alinea itself (and its name) is he
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by cheeze 6y ago
College kids often just took an algorithms course. Experienced devs have to brush up on this stuff to jump through the hoops while also managing their day job and any other commitments. I do a lot of hiring at a "big n" company an
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by cheeze 6y ago
It also leads to a ton of clients who freak out when their app suddenly goes offline because they forgot to update the pinned cert. Seen that one countless times. Pinning has uses, but if I'm running an app, I'm not doing pinning
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by cheeze 6y ago
Saddens me how far the site has fallen. The abysmal mobile experience shoehorning you into using their low quality app is frustrating. It makes sense, need to monetize and appeal to the average internet user, but it bums me out there isn&#x
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by cheeze 6y ago
Stadia is supported in 21 countries though. A majority of NA and EU. Totally feel for you, but similar to anything that requires a decent internet connection, NZ and AUS get left in the dust
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by cheeze 6y ago
Does this come up in practice? What kind of use cases suffer from disk latency? This stuff is all fascinating to me. I have a zfs NAS but I feel like I've barely scratched the surface of SSDs
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by cheeze 6y ago
This is the turning point? Not press releases from congresspeople? What!?
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by cheeze 6y ago
Which is a fine solution for you, but not a majority of people
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by cheeze 6y ago
Most folks that I know in Seattle didn't think that CHOP/CHAZ was a good thing, and one of their leaders Raz Simone was heavily criticized for being... well, dumb to put it lightly. It's okay to criticize both things here. CH
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by cheeze 6y ago
Doesn't look like traffic is being routed through Russia, as the first tweet implies. They are using DDOS-Guard, which routes over Telia. In my (US) traceroute, traffic never leaves the states
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by cheeze 6y ago
Buddy said the same is true at Amazon. There are some locked down repos but a vast majority of everything is open for any engineer to see. Leaks are possible, no doubt. But yeah, prison.
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by cheeze 6y ago
If it's this good according to folks already, I cant wait to see what gen2 looks like. Not a big apple fan but I'll be closely looking at the next generation of these in a year or so.
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by cheeze 6y ago
Yeah, I fully think that a social network that doesn't censor the calls to burn police stations should be banned. I don't care what side it's from, enticing violence on a large scale isn't okay.
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by cheeze 6y ago
Regardless of my/your thoughts on Parler, godspeed to those engineers. Assuming a majority of Parler infra is hosted on AWS, and it wasn't built to be multi-cloud, moving hosting providers in ~36 hours seems like a herculean task.
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by cheeze 6y ago
> This Tweet violated the Twitter Rules. Learn more Sounds like it was deleted or removed? Tweet per wayback machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20210108010724/https://twitter.c... Thanks archive.org
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by cheeze 6y ago
Didn't Reddit literally get called out for "reddit conspiracies" from a senator recently?
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by cheeze 6y ago
That's terrifying, knowing just how bad some of these people are with technology....
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by cheeze 6y ago
Hard agree here
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by cheeze 6y ago
Using the term "five-o" is a wire reference? I guess I missed it.
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by cheeze 6y ago
I get 'vertigo' from ANC headphones. This sounds like my personal hell
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by cheeze 6y ago
Same, but lisp. We had a new hire who was huge into HN a while back. Was very hard to rein him in from suggestions of haskell, random frameworks, etc. I've dealt with the "shiny things" mentality many a time, but this was so
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by cheeze 6y ago
They're selling your data to everyone else. If authorities pay enough, sure.
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by cheeze 6y ago
I've had the slightly nicer model of Sunny (with magnetic resistance) and it's been great. I'm ~200 and do a lot of standing riding and haven't noticed any issues. I've only had it for ~3 months so maybe a few weeks
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by cheeze 6y ago
This sounds miserable
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by cheeze 6y ago
The leather pad IMO feels awful as well. Highly highly recommend getting the 550 dollar sunny with magnetic resistance if you want to do something like this

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