discordianfish

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by discordianfish 2mo ago
Not sure what it says about Vision Pro for this to be the coolest use of it. Sorry, usually not that snarky but.. c'mon...
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by discordianfish 4mo ago
Not saying they are doing a particular good job but its not as simple as "paying more for bigger machines" and be done with it.
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by discordianfish 4mo ago
Because scaling complex systems is not trivial
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by discordianfish 6mo ago
Please, go ahead!
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by discordianfish 6mo ago
I’ve been around long enough to remember people saying that VMs are useless waste of resources with dubious claims about isolation, cloud is just someone else’s computer, containers are pointless and now it’s AI. There is a astonishing amou
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by discordianfish 8mo ago
The agent is free to maintain a fork of the project. Would be actually quite interesting to see how this turns out.
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by discordianfish 11mo ago
Indeed, nothing about the root issues are particular surprising but why they missed a critical service panicing across their fleet is not bubbling up. My best guess is too many alerts firing without a clear hierarchy and possibilities to se
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by discordianfish 2y ago
It's for listening to your prometheus metrics: http://promaudio.5pi.de/
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Build Securely with GitHub Actions and ECR Using OpenID Connect(5pi.de)
2 points by discordianfish 3y ago|0 comments
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Build Securely with GitHub Actions and ECR Using OpenID Connect(5pi.de)
2 points by discordianfish 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Network issues in AWS us-west-2?
2 points by discordianfish 3y ago|1 comments
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by discordianfish 3y ago
I was about to ask if someone has network issues on AWS us-west-2. MTR here seems to point to some latency issues there..
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by discordianfish 3y ago
This will make you end up missing crucial trace elements if not replaced somehow
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by discordianfish 3y ago
I can second that. Had the Gemini. Never used it much because everything was awkward about it, from the lack of software/firmware to the keyboard until two years later the battery expanded and was bending the case. Not only refused pla
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by discordianfish 3y ago
To be clear, this is not the Auschwitz museum. Point still stands.
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by discordianfish 3y ago
No, it was widely know. I'm sure you didn't intent this but this 'excuse' is the talking point of neonazis here in Germany to deflect guilt and relativize what happened.
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by discordianfish 3y ago
These ideas are what we should be worried about, not the paperclip thing.
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by discordianfish 3y ago
Call it playing devil's advocate here but given all the scam around "SomethingGPT" I find it reasonable to assume they try to trademark it mainly to prevent this.
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by discordianfish 3y ago
Thank you very much for the input! We have zero revenue yet but reaching out to our first potential customers. Creating a e.g German UG is an option, but I've heard[1] converting this into a C-Corp or anything a US VC would want to inv
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Ask HN: Co-founding US C-Corp from Germany
5 points by discordianfish 3y ago|2 comments
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by discordianfish 4y ago
I always thought that roasting beans is it's own science. Isn't 'beans roasted with heat gun' quite a weakest link in this pipeline to great coffee?
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by discordianfish 4y ago
"Sign up to save" is a quite common pattern these days and what I would suggest they are doing here as well.
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by discordianfish 4y ago
(Micro)service names should be descriptive and stick to doing what they are named after. If you need to change the scope, it's an change to the overall architecture and changing the name and good way to communicate that. If a employee
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by discordianfish 4y ago
> No one should be running that without personally verifying each line. Do you also verify each line of software you install? If you trust the author of certain software, why do you mistrust their install script?
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by discordianfish 4y ago
I have to deal with that frequently and would say, it really depends what you want. Do you think the issue is useful but you don't want to implement it? Keep the feature request open and say you're open to contributions (or maybe
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by discordianfish 4y ago
It's useful for illegal stuff so far. But if it's the only real use case, governments can and will just outlaw exchange into fiat. Beside that, you still need to trust the developers. Sure, you can not partake in a fork but so you
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by discordianfish 4y ago
I'm from Germany and while I grow some chilis, if I need more I order from Westlandpeppers.
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by discordianfish 4y ago
I feel like most of these rants come from people who never built the alternative to kubernetes to support a modern workflow (CI/CD with branch deploys, monitoring, access control etc). I love kubernetes because I don't need to bui
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by discordianfish 4y ago
I don't think it should be regulation as much as made illegal. I'd encourage all governments to put policy in place to outlaw exchanging crypto for fiat. Until that policy takes action, you can convert still trade in your crypto.
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by discordianfish 4y ago
Sim City/City Skylines but for multilevel cyber/solarpunk cities.

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