datadeft

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by datadeft 4y ago
Are we blaming the tool here? At what extent societies are ok with tool blaming? - should we ban knives? - should we ban guns? - should we ban LLMs?
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by datadeft 4y ago
Is this the case with this config as well? Host one HostName one.of.the.server.sh User hn IdentityFile ~/.ssh/one.of.the.server.sh.key
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by datadeft 4y ago
This ship has sailed when people accepted that everything lives in the cloud and companies can dictate what you can, can't and must do with your own property. The last thing they cannot take away and cannot control is offline physical
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by datadeft 4y ago
I agree with the technical aspect that ChatGPT can diagnose sickness probably better than humans. The problem is that our current workflows do not allow medical professionals to offload responsibility. I think the best scenario is to includ
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by datadeft 4y ago
Thanks, I was not aware!
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by datadeft 4y ago
This would just offload the problem to a separate entity. CAs can be (and have been) compromised.
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by datadeft 4y ago
We should use a separate system that could reliably verify which certs belong to which entity. Blockchain is a perfect solution to this. I wonder why it is not considered yet.
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by datadeft 4y ago
Yeah like how HTTPS CAs exist. There are some very nice three letter ones who can issue any certificate and your browser / OS happily accepts it.
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by datadeft 4y ago
Certificate pinning check built in when? We should have a blockchain for certificates btw. That would be such an amazing solution to this problem. You could advertise ahead of the time that you are changing certificates and we could verify
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by datadeft 4y ago
I agree with you. I am not sure what classifies as re-write. For my grep use cases rg is a prefect replacement only it is faster. From this point of view some might say it is a re-write.
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by datadeft 4y ago
> Like writing their own web framework in obscure programming language? Which caused the biggest spike in CO2 production for recorded human history while making operation teams rage-quit their job over undefined method [] for nil message
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by datadeft 4y ago
Are they dead-naming a company? Isn't that illegal in California already?
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by datadeft 4y ago
> That's logical: almost by definition, it costs more to run workloads on cloud machines than on your own hardware Only if you are not adjust the workload. Lift+shift is cost more. Re-architecting and making the workload cloud ready
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by datadeft 4y ago
What if I do this with Terraform using AWS Serverless and staying in the free tier for this workload that you are referencing instead of VMs and a load-balancer? I just don't see why people prefer the VM based approach over serverless.
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by datadeft 4y ago
NIH. I have mixed feelings towards NIH people. One bunch is the RIIR crew (ripgrep, ruff, etc.) that produces high quality re-writes with amazing performance and safety, the other bunch is who re-writing tools without any added value. I am
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by datadeft 4y ago
The fun part is that they do not understand what it means to have your "own datacentert" vs renting server in a co-lo. It does not matter if you are running on AWS on Hetzner it is somebody else's computer.
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by datadeft 4y ago
> Idk what the lesson is here, if there is one, but this seems like a poor example to follow. The lesson is not to focus on tech tooling as much and focus more on product instead. Imagine this energy doing into the product....
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by datadeft 4y ago
k8s is a pretty good one. I would not touch k8s without Dhall: https://github.com/dhall-lang/dhall-kubernetes
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by datadeft 4y ago
>> 1. Moving our stuff out of the cloud without going back to static hosts. I move companies between clouds and on-prem to cloud, cloud to on-prem (even though a bit bigger one than 37singnals) and I could use tools like Ansible and
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by datadeft 4y ago
Yeah this is exactly how I see it. Thinking in terms of VMs is not going make you understand serverless.
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by datadeft 4y ago
And use IP addresses like it was 1999 again. Your IP addresses belong to exactly one location, the DNS server's config. Using a non-type safe configuration language is also meh. I am not sure why most people are unaware of Dhall...
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by datadeft 4y ago
Sure they can. I was just watching the video DHH put online about this new project and it was quite good seeing copy pasting IP addresses to YAML files still excites some people or think that this is somehow on par with a serverless offerin
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by datadeft 4y ago
After they argued that k8s is better than AWS. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by datadeft 4y ago
I can do the same with a coin.
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by datadeft 4y ago
I need 80% of LaTex with 10% of its problems. Typst, could be exactly that.
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by datadeft 4y ago
Google put one of my email account into a state that I cannot change the password. It somebody wants to brute force the pass from 2010 free to do so. Nothing I can do.
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by datadeft 4y ago
>> Race to Create A.I. Chatbots I am glad finally we know what these LLMs are made for.
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by datadeft 4y ago
Because the claim is predicated on the wrong thing. A company like uber is not looking at the price of a server but looking at the TCO of the products living in multiple verticals. TCO includes many things. https://www.columbusgl
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by datadeft 4y ago
This is great. Well most companies I migrate to the cloud are not running a single workload that fits on a single server. Most companies that save a lot by moving to the cloud are the ones which have several workloads, multiple products, te
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by datadeft 4y ago
Because many languages have breaking changes in the interpreter. For example it is almost impossible to review old Python projects you have to change so much, it is easier to rewrite in many cases. Rust and other compiled languages that hav

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