dkarapetyan

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GeoEngineer – Transactional control of cloud resources(github.com)
22 points by dkarapetyan 9y ago|0 comments
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
These types of posts are preaching to the choir. Most managers don't get this. They'd rather have you sitting and doing nothing but being in their line of sight instead of being up and about and thinking. Without concerted pressur
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
16 qubits? How hard is it to simulate those 16 qubits with a regular computer? I get this is marketing but people would be better off just running a simulator at this point.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Has OCP been really that successful? How many data centers are actually using their design?
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
The trouble with not regulating is what we currently have, unfettered data collection and retention. There obviously need to be rules around all the digital gold these companies are amassing. The Chinese and Theresa May want what currently
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C's killer feature is memory unsafety(youtube.com)
2 points by dkarapetyan 9y ago|0 comments
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Protocol Labs: Creating New Networks(protocol.ai)
3 points by dkarapetyan 9y ago|0 comments
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
I'm not disagreeing. My point is that I've seen this pattern enough times now to know you can't escape it. It will happen whether you like it or not.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
I've lost count now of how many companies have started unconventional and then migrated to just being another regular old corporation with all the usual corporate problems. Investors are regular people and like regular people they like
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You Work for Yourself(programmerfu.com)
1 points by dkarapetyan 9y ago|0 comments
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
I'm starting to think submitting PR pieces about Reddit clones on HN does more harm than good.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Wait. So this just stores arbitrary byte blobs right. What exactly is the JSON bit about? Can I use jq syntax to query and transform whatever JSON is stored?
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
You make some good points but it is lost in the rant.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
It is easy to say put everything in the cloud and charge a monthly fee. The reality is there are all sorts of regulatory requirements that prevent this. How are you going to make a SaaS model work with SCADA systems? Many of these systems a
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Similarly don't build a product, build a process.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
For really simple application omitting a k/v store is even better. Why isn't a simple map good enough?
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Was with you until you said you don't need SQL.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
There's that word again, natively. Should just say written in Go. The native part is redundant.
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Python, Linkers, and Virtual Memory [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dkarapetyan 9y ago|0 comments
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
I didn't say anything about it being new.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Why do you automatically couple the collective noun to the state? I didn't say government bureaucrats should fix the problem for specific reasons. The world is more than just corporations and state sponsored entities. "We" me
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
You misunderstood me. I agree it is not altruism and that is why I think for-profit corporate entities must be kept out of education. Their values and motives are misaligned.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
This is also correct. I mean you're speaking to someone who has first hand experience with how those agendas play out in the U.S. and abroad. Those agendas are exactly why education must not be coupled to proprietary tools. We should b
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
You can do both if the tools being used are commodified but not if they're propietary. Chromebooks and Google applications are proprietary products so they're at odds with creating knowledgeable citizens that can work and think ou
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Pretty sure they're subsidized. Plenty of products given to educators are subsidized. That in and of itself is not bad or wrong. It's when we put things in the proper context and ask how exactly does Google benefit from this that
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
It is not in Google's best interest to have people that think independently of Google. The more woven Google is into the daily fabric of our lives the more profitable it becomes. I don't understand why more alarm bells aren't
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
I also think it is kinda backwards that a for-profit corporation is subsidizing public education. This is a symptom of a broken system and instead of praising Google we should fix what is broken about the system. This also creates an intere
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
You should use quotes around free.
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
Heck I bet within a 5 mile radius it varies. Just go to east palo alto and then go to "not east" palo alto. The reasons I think are pretty obvious and almost certainly correlated with how affluent your neighbors are. Money basical
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by dkarapetyan 9y ago
I like the juxtaposition of the words "hobbyist" and "kubernetes cluster".

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