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by crb002 6y ago
Blind SAST will give many false positives. It took a local megacorp a year to reduce noise on their Java build pipeline when adopting it.
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by crb002 6y ago
They have Snowball for this, up to 50 TB. https://aws.amazon.com/getting-started/projects/migrate-peta... Also, throwing a swarm of lambdas to chunk the files into about 250mb temporary zip files would help.
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by crb002 6y ago
What if NVIDIA then turns around and offers to sell to TSMC and everybody is screwed?
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by crb002 6y ago
We need a research satellite around Mars to better understand long range forces. The immediate problem is being bound to Earth distance experiments, including astronomy from two long range reference points. Also need a Venus or Sol orbit so
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by crb002 6y ago
It could if you were smart about it. See the scripts at: https://github.com/adamtornhill/code-maat You could identify high quality devs that are suddenly funemployed with a burst of github activity - and reach out to t
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Show HN: Modeling Covid-19 with Z3py(github.com)
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by crb002 6y ago
HDMI firmware overhead can be amortized, but the wasted space is huge - racks should be designed to hook up with HVAC/Power/Network - not so techs can plug in monitors.
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by crb002 6y ago
I almost guarantee the delay in the build out of their Waukee Iowa data center is so they can fill racks with server grade Apple Silicon.
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by crb002 6y ago
https://oxide.computer/ has a simple mission. Build hyperscale racks with open firmware/drivers - cut the wasted components like HDMI ports that Dell/HP still throw on racks by default. ARM/RISCV/x86&#x2
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by crb002 6y ago
Many manufactures use the Intel Windriver distro of Yocto. SQLite3 is king just like on a mobile phone. Dbus/Qt for GUI applications. Froglogic Squish is a PITA https://www.froglogic.com/squish/editions/qt-gui
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by crb002 6y ago
Why not wrap for use with dlopen()?
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by crb002 6y ago
The humble .plan file. https://github.com/ESWAT/john-carmack-plan-archive
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by crb002 6y ago
"Revlon was expected to transfer a few million dollars to some of its lenders." - Brigade was owed money, and while Brigade must return funds in excess of the loan, it can't be forced to reloan the money - Citgroup would have
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by crb002 6y ago
It teaches the importance of latency in design.
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by crb002 6y ago
You could do stenography with ordering of function/data sections VS an expected permutation.
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by crb002 6y ago
I don't trust this. I want to see cancellation of scheduled trades. I.e. Bezos/Cook not divesting shares on schedule all of a sudden.
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by crb002 6y ago
Except AWS and Apple can and do recompile the ocean, even over to ARM. AVX512 free chips and gutting legacy X86 are worth it, perhaps an x86_64_2020 target?
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by crb002 6y ago
Define reproducible. I always archive dependencies so I can rebuild, even if that build has some new timestamps in it. Having a rando Github repo go down when you rebuild is not a failure mode I want.
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by crb002 6y ago
If they get paid in MS stock with a little cash that's probably the best exit they could hope for. Hopefully MS doesn't kill it off like Skype - which should have been Zoom.
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by crb002 6y ago
Does Haskell have a legible GC free subset that is an alternative to Rust? If not, that is the elephant.
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by crb002 6y ago
My notes. Many yaks were shaved due to Windows hating my graphics card. https://github.com/chadbrewbaker/CompilingOnAWSLambda/blob/m...
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by crb002 6y ago
A wet loofah will exfoliate just fine without soap. You don't give your colon a soap enema every day, why do that to your skin microbiome?
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by crb002 6y ago
The last time I tried to interact with Iowa State University ECprE, a professor who I won't name asked me for a $20,000 bribe to do research with their lab. Confirmed their culture is just as toxic as it was a decade ago.
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by crb002 6y ago
The US Postal Service should be funded like NASA. It can contract out to companies like Amazon - just like NASA contracts to SpaceX.
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by crb002 6y ago
The FBI is probably using all information sold to advertisers. The EU passed GDPR for security, not just privacy.
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by crb002 6y ago
There might have been noise elimination. Less useless meetings. Quality != quantity.
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by crb002 6y ago
Perhaps mount an external directory and extract all artifacts to it as a zipfile at the end of the build. https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...
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by crb002 6y ago
Also, Docker should have a reproducible flag that creates binary reproducible images. Timestamps and local system info would have to be nerfed to some default or fed in statically with a config file.
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by crb002 6y ago
Maybe I am stupid, but is there a problem in Docker build design? By default you should get both a Docker image and an artifacts.zip of binaries that it downloaded so you can pin them? The cache isn't just for speed. It allows for repr
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by crb002 6y ago
Seems less burdensome to find a large publicly traded company willing to invest with shares of their non-volatile stock. Say megacorp buys a 30% stake, then vested employees get a distribution of 30% of their vest as megacorp stock. You mig

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