chrisjc

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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   Depends on how you do it, right? For instance, we create base images configured with SDKs, libraries, frameworks, configurations, binaries, etc... Those base images are then built, versioned, tagged and then pushed to our container repos re
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   An FU to Google? Just to clarify what I mean... YouTube has banned Trump's channel.
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   Out of curiosity, which container have you settled on instead? debian:buster-slim?
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   Yeah, but i'm sure they're encrypted at rest so I doubt they'll be accessible. /s
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   I'm surprise that the new ID3 even has the volume to compete with Tesla at this point. Does this data include other VW electric vehicles like the Golf E or another model we're not too familiar with? Edit... just to clarify, nothin
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   So does that mean that if things had gone to plan the flip would have been even more dramatic/extreme? Starship is supposed to be able to carry passengers, not just cargo. How would the human body hold up to a flip like that?
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   Sorry for the lazy question, but how does anything from CERN lead to new products or services?
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   So i wonder if "being overtaken" by China is a better way to phrase it then.
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   by chrisjc 6y ago

   How does this compare to the latest A14 (i think that's the latest) when it comes to "baked in" radio set? Is it still external on apple device and it's just a matter of time until they bake in what they acquired from In
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    >as Teams eats Slack's lunch Is this true? I thought Slack was dominating corp chat+?
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    With all the getting-rid-of-nest-inventory sales (Kohls, Office Depot, Home Depot, etc...) going on at the moment, as well as Google killing off some Nest products and Google's track record of killing of products and services in genera
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Sounds very similar to what we're dealing with, although never turned to Glue to try and resolve our challenge. Ended up going with an ETL as a service (Alooma and now transitioning to ETLWorks) to extract and load our data into Snowfl
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Same... and then about every 2 weeks bluetooth just dies taking the whole OS with it.
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Not to say it isn't insane, but what was the alternative?
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    I remember a time when AWS went down and their status page said everything was fine. I think it had something to do with static content hosted on S3. I wonder if Google is have their moment :)
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Google cloud (GCP) outage maybe?
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    and youtube tv.
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    I'm not sure videos were unlimited on google either though. So I'm not sure you're losing a feature there.
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    If you're an Amazon Prime user you can use their photo app that still has unlimited, full-res uploads. https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Photos/b?node=13234696011 >Amazon Photos offers unlimited, full-resolution ph
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    And several years before that at Cisco. https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/the-zoom-ipo-with-santi-sub...
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    It doesn't have to all be criticism. And that's why I said implications. Not all implications are bad.
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Whether right or wrong, if the community that you are apart of is affected, then there are implications... some of which can become problems.
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    I apologize in advance, but I'm not 100% sure this is the video i alluded to, but here's my best guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReYUJXHqESk
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Maybe not ELI5, but I've been following this channel on Youtube for the last couple of years and it does a really good job of explaining the architectural and manufacturing improvements from AMD over the last several years. I really fo
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    I'm not entirely sure why it reminds me of the old UK show Spitting Image. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086807/
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    I think that package management is very different from an ecosystem. I'm somewhat aware of rust and gos' package managers, but I'm really curious about if they have ecosystems similar to Apache. I wouldn't be too surpris
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Isn't the proximity of your compute to your data a huge consideration too? I imagine that the egress data costs (cloud storage to your local GPU) could grow quite significantly if you're crunching enough data. I guess if you'
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    > which enables ML Are individuals buying graphics cards for ML? I would think that it makes more sense to provision scalable compute on a cloud-plaform on an on-demand basis than buy a graphics card with ML capabilities?
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    One of the most important and valuable (at least to me) things about the Java and the JVM is its ecosystem. And Apache is a part of that ecosystem. BTW a lot of the Apache projects aren't even Java or depend on the JVM. > If these t
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    by chrisjc 6y ago

    Well it's going to look more obvious at different times of the year. Especially in the fall and winter.