edude03

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   by edude03 6y ago

   My understand is intel is in this situation exactly because they don't use EUV - but "older gen" DUV - deep ultra violet and are pushing the technology farther by upping the scaling factor see[0] for more information [0]: ht
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   by edude03 6y ago

   While I know there are people who argue in bad faith on the internet, I am genuinely curious and am not looking for a fight. I would have reached out to you privately but you don't have an email or contact listed on your profile. I&#x2
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   by edude03 6y ago

   Off-topic, but I've never seen anyone describe themselves as a "devops-sceptic" - could you elaborate more on what that looks like for you?
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   by edude03 6y ago

   Ambassador is a Envoy control plane, as in it uses Envoy for doing the data proxying, but it sets it up. So yes, it is :)
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   by edude03 6y ago

   I'm not sure if this[0] counts as a source, but people have been re purposing iPad LCDs by making DP to eDP breakout board for awhile now. 0: https://emerythacks.blogspot.com/2013/04/connecting-ipad-ret...
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   by edude03 6y ago

   > The port is fortunate in having another source of revenue, though. It’s a big importer of tropical fruit, like pineapples, avocados and especially bananas. I hope they've also considered the looming panama disease crisis as well
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   by edude03 7y ago

   It's essentially in closed beta right now. The tech exists, but testing and tuning is still happening.
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   by edude03 7y ago

   Yes, estimote[0] for example is one example of this. 0: https://estimote.com/
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   by edude03 7y ago

   Tape drives are still heavily used in the data center as well, as you can backup TBs of data on a single tape.
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    by edude03 7y ago

    Well, not apple to be fair. Developers are free to set their prices to whatever; it just so happens some developers set their prices to $0.99 and set that as the expectation
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    by edude03 7y ago

    This is actually a really good idea!
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I hate the implication that only men are bad actors here though.
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    by edude03 7y ago

    It's essentially a meme at this point that GameStop is failing, but I'm curious, other than essentially starting a new company, what should a large company do once they find themselves in a dying industry? I feel like GameStop and
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    by edude03 7y ago

    The older ones with first gen autopilot are, yes
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I agree it's false advertising, however often in these cases it becomes the users problem because if it's not sustainable then the company might be forced to go out of business which is likely worse than paying more for a product
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I’m more surprised that people are upset. I got cerberus maybe 8 years ago for a small sum of money (maybe $5) there is no way that’s sustainable. A service like this should be no less than $10 a year. That said I do think the developers ar
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I recently learned about how microcode works from this video actually https://youtu.be/Zg1NdPKoosU . It might not be the state of the art anymore but is probably a good basis
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    by edude03 7y ago

    * arm instances for Lambda workloads. Do you know if you can choose your architecture when deploying a function? I'd be curious to see the performance of node on x86 vs aarch64
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    by edude03 7y ago

    Really it's more that the firecracker supports ARMv8 64bit, and the author tested it on a raspberry pi (as well as a HiKey970 board) but anyway. This is really cool we'll likely see custom arm servers running in AWS as a way to re
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    by edude03 7y ago

    Well, there is this https://github.com/dhall-lang/dhall-haskell/tree/master/dhal...
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I do, and it makes a significant difference in most of my workloads. A lot of my work requires testing bleeding edge software, for example, applying a small patch to the latest version of kubernetes then running a small virtualized cluster
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    by edude03 7y ago

    Not to diminish the importance of the child abuse but the real problem seems to be "securities fraud" not child abuse, so I'm not sure why the title and the article bring up the child abuse as if it's the reason for the
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I hate to be negative about products others have built as I tend to believe that if it "sucks" it's because I'm not the target audience. That said, I am happy to hear I'm not the only one with this sentiment.
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I have the same concern. I preordered the device but to be honest, I'd be impressed if it shipped by the end of the year considering the final specs were just recently announced and we have yet to see even one completed retail device.
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    by edude03 7y ago

    This is great news. It seems like Apple is still working to make Mac OS a great server platform, which makes sense with the upcoming introduction of the new Mac Pro.
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    by edude03 7y ago

    NixOS + Home Manager + storing your config in dotfiles is exactly what you want :)
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    by edude03 7y ago

    There is also Zetcd[0] if you want to use etcd and kafka together today. We use it right now and it seems to work [0] https://coreos.com/blog/introducing-zetcd
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    by edude03 7y ago

    This is cool but seems to be "just" the output from IDA with the functions renamed in the output? If that's the case I'm wondering why we don't see this sort of thing more often (other than the effort required of co
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    by edude03 7y ago

    Yes, if you look around, people have even recompiled opensource drivers for RISC-V to use AMD cards.
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    by edude03 7y ago

    I've been using an Akitio Node + WX8200 (Vega 56 Pro, needed to drive 2x 5k monitors) for about 7 months now on my daily driver (2018 i9 32gb 15" macbook pro) and I haven't had any real issues with disconnecting. There are on