datadeft

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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Not really. Firecracker fits on the host kernel - guest kernel axis while Mirage is a unikernel that is orthogonal to the concept of microvm concept. https://dev.l1x.be/posts/2020/11/22/getting-started-wi
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   > I'm really sold on the idea: Instead of a full-blown OS, You mean you are sold on the idea of going back to the 80s. We used to have an operating system with every game released[1]. 1. https://youtu.be/kZRE7HIO3vk?
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   It is kind of funny how "free market" (not really free due to heavy regulation) ruined energy networks and we are trying to punish the end users for it.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Is it so annoying? I am happy that we have at least two projects that can query big datasets with very reasonable performance.
5. 245.▲
   by datadeft 3y ago

   This is common practice in the US as well.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Think about with you mother in mind. The issue with thinking we can fix it is that you think about another HN reader in mind. Humanity's biggest issues are coming from concentration or centralisation. You can apply this pretty much to
7. 247.▲
   by datadeft 3y ago

   Doas is a much simpler tool for the same thing. I am not sure why it is not used more.
8. 248.▲
   by datadeft 3y ago

   Exactly the same experience here. I am thinking about getting rid off everything else in our data infra as soon as it hits 1.0.
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   by datadeft 3y ago

   Almost(!) every single query engine has bugs like this. The fact is that DuckDB is version 0.9.1 (pre 1.0) so bugs are kind of expected. I have found bugs like this in commercial engines.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    This is affecting a fraction of workers. Companies provided home office before that. In 2006 I was working remote with IBM. The interesting part is not remote vs on-site but open office vs limited noise & interruption office. There is a
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    Based on the latest data & research I would argue that it was not worth it. It was a test for governments how far they can go and we are back to pre-Nuremberg levels. Big pharma came out victorious (again) having insane profits while pr
12. 252.▲
    by datadeft 3y ago

    I almost got a heart attack. I was pushing to a branch when: ERROR: Repository not found. fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    There is that and the other side as well. There are so many open positions even if I like where Oxide is going I might not apply because there are so many things that can go wrong with such hiring process. I liked the Amazon, Google hiring
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    Javascript strikes again: chunk-Z7TDCR3L.js:6 Uncaught Error: Minified React error #418; visit https://reactjs.org/docs/error-decoder.html? invariant=418 for the full message or use the non-minified dev e
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    >> These experiences of power outages is weird to me. What I consider "typical" data center design should make it really hard to lose power. At least 30% of datacenter outages that we had with a large company were due to som
16. 256.▲
    by datadeft 3y ago

    Not sure which part is FUD. I use Docker since 2014, still has the little lego guy from the first conference and that sentence contains the word might, but ok.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    I am not sure how can anybody compare Intel and Apple. Apple is a vertically integrated system that has a CPU component, with a proven track record of making the right decisions. Intel is a CPU vendor with shrinking market share. As I point
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    Couple of things here: - late adoption is a synonym to remain production ready. We used to have a badge in the internal system of Amazon called late adopter because most of the staff who run the amzn infra did not want to upgrade anything u
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    I think this use case is probably not the majority.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    Printers, game consoles, supercomputers.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    Apple at the time of the x86 switch was roughly 3% of the PPC chip market.
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    Any time this comes up I try to entertain the idea of using a much faster computer without MacOS and then realize that the OS is ~70% of the complete user experience for me. I am not sure what percentage of users are like that. I have ptsd
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    It is a diversification bet I guess.
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    Simplifying data validation in Elixir(solnic.dev)

    4 points by datadeft 3y ago|1 comments
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    Running Bun as AWS Lambda Function(dev.l1x.be)

    1 points by datadeft 3y ago|0 comments
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    Dragonfly v1.10.0(github.com)

    3 points by datadeft 3y ago|0 comments
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    There is AWS Autoscaling, ECS, EKS, Hashicorp Nomad, Fly.io and the few more. However I would ask the question (same question I have been asking since the first appearance of k8s) what do you need so much that it justifies this complexity?
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    For example a certain group decides to short on a share. The DDOS the company and "leak" it to the press. The bad press negatively impacts the share price. At least this was the way some time ago when I had to deal with such attac
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    398 million requests per second is really the largest DDOS attack to date?
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    by datadeft 3y ago

    I concur. I usually implement a specific rest resource for use cases which is usually easier to do than implement a GraphQL backend.