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cyberpunk
5d ago
We have a couple mainframes at work, had an incident last year when someone forgot to apply a new license to one. p1, no payments happening. I was kinda stunned; there’s a level of balls involved in selling an x millions machine and having
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cyberpunk
8d ago
Well I looked it up; nginx, apparently, uses ketama -- it's a ring-style hash probably works better for web backends than the jch above, as when given [0,1,2,3] and replacing the server in slot 1 you're going to have a lot of hash
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cyberpunk
8d ago
Anyone have an idea how it behaves differently from google's jump hash algorithm? The cool thing about google's one is it's so short I can include it in a HN comment: int32_t JumpConsistentHash(uint64_t key, int32_t num
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cyberpunk
8d ago
I'm game. Where can we find it?
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cyberpunk
8d ago
I keep meaning to leave a copy of this around the office somewhere however i suspect it would trigger HR
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cyberpunk
8d ago
Paris Syndrome’s wikipedia article [0] has some causal clues. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_syndrome
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cyberpunk
9d ago
This comes with age, too. In my 20’s and early 30’s i wanted to work places where I felt this cultural and work fit since work was a bigger part of my life — but now I’m in my 40’s that shifted just want to get paid as much as possible and
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cyberpunk
9d ago
In Germany at least if you've held the coin(s) for 7 years before selling you don't need to pay tax on the profit. Not sure how this applies to donations though, and of course this will almost certainly be changed in the future, .
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cyberpunk
10d ago
That status page is the most salesforce thing ever. Scroll down. >_<
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cyberpunk
11d ago
What well known data-losing bugs are there in zfs? It can be slow, and resource hungry, but afaik it's about as safe as they come (and I've been using it in prod since solaris 10)
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cyberpunk
13d ago
It looks like all he managed to do was setup a wifi access point on a laptop and connect a kettle to it... That's 'hacking' these days is it?
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cyberpunk
14d ago
NV gives out a $100 to Party A, who puts it in their bank. Bank takes $90 of that deposit (assuming 10% fractional reserve rule, no idea what the actual number is), and loans it out to party B, who pays it into either the same or another ba
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15d ago
I can't quit it. When I do, after about 2 weeks I completely lose the ability to be a good worker bee and sit in my open plan office,and hide my contempt for the absolute rank ineptitude of almost everyone else there. Load me up with t
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cyberpunk
15d ago
Because it’s TOS violation. Anthropic have no agreed tos with the websites they’re scraping. The accounts being used to distill Anthropic’s models are all bound by their terms
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cyberpunk
15d ago
you can buy a book, scan it, and upload the counts of every letter, distribution of apostophies, use it as the input to some convoluted process to produce weights or a search index though. They got slapped for illegally obtaining the files,
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cyberpunk
15d ago
Yep. I have one hanging off an openbsd machine on a tailnet, took me like... 5 minutes to update it, and it's not exactly a common setup...
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cyberpunk
17d ago
I always thought when people mentioned a “legal pad” in us tv shows they were referring to the colour which always for some inexplicable reason seemed to be… yellow or blue… now i know…
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cyberpunk
17d ago
Well i’ve been working through adventofcode in various languages and im def spending a lot of time in my debugger. shrug
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cyberpunk
17d ago
… wait you don’t use A* paper sizes? wtf do you use then?
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cyberpunk
17d ago
Wait until you upgrade to a set of grados :}
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cyberpunk
17d ago
The camera, mostly.
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cyberpunk
17d ago
Sure about that? The effort put into a leetcode medium or hard is usually way above the kind of code i’m mostly doing at work — and realistically i only have at most 2 hours a day of that level of work in me, the rest is the autopilot code
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18d ago
This is not correct, stable is a dev branch, so you’ve been running your 24/7 machines off of unreleased code: “FreeBSD-STABLE is the development branch from which major releases are made.” ( https://docs.freebsd.org/en&
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18d ago
I'd like more control where my money goes. I'd happily spend the time every year deciding what % of my contribution goes where, and it would be more democratic. I'm happy to have sewers, police, schools, infrastructure and so
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cyberpunk
18d ago
The OECD calculates Germany's 2025 tax wedge at 49.3%. That's the second highest behind belgium. So we get to work for the state about half the time (including VAT etc), and on-top of it thanks to the Merz masterstroke we'r
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cyberpunk
18d ago
Pretty much. It's not a fun time being a brown person in Chemnitz. I'm pretty convinced at this point there's almost nothing we can do about it.
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18d ago
See, this sort of thing is exactly is why they're going to continue to make progress. This attitude of painting all of them with the same brush and calling them nazis exactly is the thing that creates more nazis. You're the prob
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18d ago
Right, I agree. But what makes people vote for this kind of stuff? It's not like 44% of saxon-anhalt just wakes up overnight and decides "Hey, you know what...". I think it must grow over years of their feelings/opinions
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cyberpunk
18d ago
? What did I say that gave that opinion? Of course I'm not rooting for the fascists...
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18d ago
I have a feeling that the majority of AFD voters simply want some kind of change and action on what they are seeing happen in Germany. I'm definitely not one of them, (and being an auslander myself I have skin in this game) -- this is
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