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by datadeft 2y ago
Does Pulumi still use Terraform under the hood?
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by datadeft 2y ago
And how does anybody know just looking at this line what is the actual implementation? Creating new names like sst.aws.Cluster that hides actual details is problematic for me. ECS has three flavor as of 2024. How should I know which is in u
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by datadeft 2y ago
I am wondering if this is actually a pattern that we can use to build a production system: const cluster = new sst.aws.Cluster("MyCluster", { vpc });
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by datadeft 2y ago
I thought those are the same and I realize that there is a difference.
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by datadeft 2y ago
It had it since the first version as far as I know.
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by datadeft 2y ago
For those who are interested: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c... I am not sure what differences k8s has compare to Borg. At the concept level these are pretty comparable.
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by datadeft 2y ago
> each part 3 times. True. So most projects just use SIMDe, xSIMD or something similar for such use cases?
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by datadeft 2y ago
The original k8s paper mentioned that the only use case was a low latency and a high latency workflow combination and the resource allocation is based on that. The generic idea is that you can easily move low latency work between nodes and
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by datadeft 2y ago
Not a C coder but isn't there a way to embed platform specific optimizations into your C project and make it conditional, so that during build time you get the best implementation? #if defined(__ARM_NEON__) #include <arm_n
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by datadeft 2y ago
Is it using Tor to download content? (The second part of your comment was just normal log rotation as it turns out)
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Recraft V3 SVG, a text-to-image model with the ability to generate SVG images(replicate.com)
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by datadeft 2y ago
> China is 92% Han Chinese. I am not sure if I understand. You have a country on Earth where the vast majority of people is one kind and happily co-exists with 56 minorities. Can you point me to another country (the size does not even ma
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by datadeft 2y ago
> The US is allowing NVIDIA to keep selling strategic assets to whoever can afford them You mean free market capitalism? That would be way to crazy.
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by datadeft 2y ago
They are doing roughly the same as J6 people ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by datadeft 2y ago
I think China does not need cutting edge of everything to be successful. If they build a nuclear power plant that has turbines from 5 years ago they are still going to be ok. The question what kind of power plant to build is much more impor
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by datadeft 2y ago
> BastionZero just builds on top of that to provide a “seamless” UX Isn't this what many of the companies do?
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by datadeft 2y ago
Isn’t solar energy a SPOF? It goes to zero MW roughly every 12 hours at any given location on Earth where most people live due to the availability of the Sun’s light.
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by datadeft 2y ago
Yep. Btw the threat model for me is this: - against random 3rd party, even WeChat is ok - against random black hats, most of chat software is ok, maybe even WeChat - against gov agencies, nothing is going to protect you When I am in China,
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Ask HN: What is your monitoring stack on AWS?
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by datadeft 2y ago
Please no. Frameworks are the breeding ground of accidental complexity. Rust already has excellent libraries that are easy to use in many different stacks.
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by datadeft 2y ago
I think there is more than just the Gilgamesh story. Don't the clay tablets mention that the first man was created by a god? https://www.reddit.com/r/AcademicBiblical/comments/hxqchw/co...
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by datadeft 2y ago
Absolutely. I was just referring to the invention of writing which is based on current understanding was done by Sumerians. It raises many questions in me, how did we end up with such a sophisticated language (and many other things like the
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by datadeft 2y ago
I think the Sumerian clay tablets (that is the bible is partially based of) reveal a lot more about the origins of human civilizations.
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by datadeft 2y ago
Amazon needs slaves or robots whichever is cheaper.
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by datadeft 2y ago
> python can outsource that work to Pandas or NumPy. Exactly. So C/C++/Fortrant is better in this regard than Python.
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by datadeft 2y ago
> You really do not know what you are talking about > it is not about the language Sure how about these people? https://thenewstack.io/which-programming-languages-use-the-l...
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by datadeft 2y ago
Sorry but you can't blame the medium for this. If you do please also blame everybody else: keyboard producers, monitor manufacturers etc. Do not just cherry pick one vendor.
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by datadeft 2y ago
Scaling a non-scalabe by default framework that should have been few services written in a performance first language at a billion+ USD company. I am not sure why are we boliling the oceans for the sake of a language like Ruby and a framewo
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by datadeft 2y ago
> It's been 50 years. It's time to clean up SQL. This Is it though? Are we trying to solve the human SQL parser and generator problem or there is some underlying implementation detail that benefits from pipes?
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by datadeft 2y ago
Why do we close down working nuclear power plants?

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