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erulabs
4y ago
> Cats are often said to reveal their personalities subtly, over time. This was not the case with Bea, who startled our guests with her explosive hospitality protocol. She would dance on the kitchen counter, jump on visitors’ shoulders,
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erulabs
4y ago
It's not in the general settings - instead it's in the setting menu in the video player itself, where you'd select the quality and playback speed, etc.
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erulabs
4y ago
You’re absolutely right that batteries are over allocated. However, no one would buy a 75 mile range electric vehicle. The world is insanely simply when you jump to how it ought to be. How it is, is a lot more complex.
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erulabs
4y ago
I used to feel similar. Now I have a 2 year old who has a good chance of having live HD color images of humans walking on the moon as one of his first memories - like his grandfather did and his father didn’t. Once I internalized that, I st
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4y ago
OPEC is a consortium of nations. What law would they follow?
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4y ago
Humanity will never have a higher opinion of itself when we finally meet another galactic empire… And it’s a thick fog of organic molecules that dissolves entire planets on contact. I do get a little laugh out of the “the aliens will deem u
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erulabs
4y ago
fly.io's evil twin :O
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erulabs
4y ago
Speculation, but the lack of interest rates is probably more destructive. The profit here comes from more usage on Apples cc system rather than some other bank taking the rake. Apple is incentivized to make “spending money you don’t have”
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erulabs
4y ago
At the risk of being snarky, a world where no new businesses are started possibly does not look how you think it might look. Such countries exist today in the world and some of them will even let you visit!
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erulabs
4y ago
I've been using Nomad for about 5 months now, and couldn't disagree more. K8s is better documented, with far less glue, and far more new-hire developers are familiar with K8s compared to Nomad. Nomad-autoscaler alone is becoming a
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erulabs
4y ago
You've hit the nail on the head. Ten thousand simple, bespoke, hand-crafted tools have the same complexity as one tool with ten thousand facets. The real velocity gained is that this one tool with ten thousand facets is mass produce
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erulabs
4y ago
Only one sentence about why they chose to abandon K8s: > It all sounded like a win-win situation, but [on-prem kubernetes] turned out to be a very expensive and operationally complicated idea, so we had to get back to the drawing board p
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4y ago
I’ve yet to see someone not terrified of redis cluster mode. Everyone wants to jump ship for some new product. In a decade of defending Redis from “buzzwordDB” replacements (its multi threaded!!!) I’ve not heard a single reasonable argument
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4y ago
Unfortunately (or not, depending on your politics), the main mechanism here, the interest rate, is not up to the market to decide. It's up to a small group of folks who do not have to show their work. Speculation, but the "dollar
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erulabs
4y ago
No, the author of the article specifically says that the entire move sequence should be supplied to chatGPT each time, not simply the next move. Be very careful when "disproving" an experiment with squinted eyes.
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4y ago
You're missing the important fact that SVB did not have zero assets. The difference between the value of assets on their books and the amount they owed depositors is, AFAIK, not a public number outside of speculation. It might be as sm
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erulabs
4y ago
Frustrating. Depositor insurance is not socialism, and it's a somewhat shockingly stupid thing to suggest that it is. And even the suggestion that depositor insurance is what's at play here is a stretch; the word from the fed is
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erulabs
4y ago
All the more reason for clarity?
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erulabs
4y ago
Fair point. I’m not angry, I’m just getting old :P
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4y ago
Ventura is a 150 year old city where 100k people live. I know this is HN, but can we not let mega-companies capture names like this? "macOS Ventura" is far clearer. </grouch-with-a-friend-named-Alexa>
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4y ago
A bummer to find out Roku ever raised 2B in the first place when I've met several brilliant founders with good ideas who failed to raise ~200k. Despite being a staunch capitalist, I have to say, funds are so cowardly allocated in SV.
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4y ago
> but whenever people use the historical evidence to determine things like how well different economic systems behave, for example, all of a sudden a lot of people get very angry I mean, I tend to agree here with the straw man! That'
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4y ago
You might enjoy reading at least a summary of existentialism. It is somewhat anti-scientific at its root - but like economics - philosophy exists in a somewhat untestable area. One cannot make a laboratory of the mind or use human beings as
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Fwiw my wipers work fine. There were a couple patches where “auto” was a bit eager to engage but that’s been solved for years. There are also 3 “non-auto” settings that work just like any other car.
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4y ago
I think in the beginning both sides played into it. Trump probably knew there'd be a group of people who would say exactly that, and probably made the bet that a larger group of people would roll their eyes at that point. Certainly the
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4y ago
I don't know if I'm just growing old, lazy, angry, and/or stupid, but I genuinely can't get through a couple paragraphs of most writing these days. San Diego, a pleasure dome but unequal? Aren't all pleasure domes u
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I couldn't agree more. The "dog whistle" concept is somewhat brilliant as an iron-clad logic trap though. Any time anyone is saying something you don't want to engage with, you can ignore everything they're saying a
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The absolute worst incarnation of this is "latinx". Don't worry latin world, the english speaking world is here once again to tell you how backwards your entire language and culture is! The absolute height of "offensive
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I would look at https://kubedb.com/ - operators are a mixed bag - but a bad operator can be a painful intro to K8s, that's for sure.
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Either you're wrong, or you're a marketing genius who's perspective and ideas can change the industry. If it's the former, a lot of highly paid people aren't idiots. If it's the latter, you should probably go o
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