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fierro
5y ago
most of that is boilerplate and not actually anything difficult
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fierro
5y ago
I see, so a workload spins up and wants to learn something about itself and uses identity verification to gain access to it? My use case was an untrusted node getting a centrally issued key to join a p2p VPN
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fierro
5y ago
just curious, what do you need SPIFEE workload identity for? I've used it in the past for building something like Tailscale
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fierro
5y ago
work on an infrastructure team. This is standard cloud infrastructure -- the networking (cloudflare/ingress LBs), k8s, terraform, CI/CD etc etc
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fierro
5y ago
yeah, this is the more sane approach. Just use Google's replication/durability, and export to S3 when you want/need to change vendors. In this case, you wouldn't even need lightstream. Just SQLite.
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fierro
6y ago
The only reliable way to find truth in fitness and bodybuilding is to experiment for yourself and find what works for you given your genetics, diet, recovery regimen, and supplementation (including use of AAS) or lack thereof.
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fierro
6y ago
the sentiment regarding steroid use is becoming less negative and stigmatic. A lot of older pros talk about it openly now (ex Dorian Yates) and a lot of current modern pros are openly disclosing their routines. Sponsors are becoming more
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fierro
6y ago
it's not so much that it's contradictory, but rather dishonest. One example is that a lot of athletes hawking supplements are actually taking exogenous hormones and androgenic anabolic steroids and fail to mention this. Also, it&
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fierro
6y ago
truly ahead of his time https://www.yodaiken.com/2019/02/20/von-neumanns-critique-of...
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fierro
6y ago
this is a great point.
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fierro
6y ago
I think this is a bit hand wavey. Being able to run workloads on the edge does not solve the data storage problem.
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fierro
6y ago
what is the Kappa architecture?
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fierro
6y ago
I agree. This gets at the real distinction between one language and another; which patterns have been elevated to the status of a statement, expression, control structure, or keyword. class in Java is a formalization of the OOO pattern,
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fierro
6y ago
note: if you truly are experiencing noisy neighbor effects when only using requests, it just means you need to adjust (increase) a request somewhere.
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fierro
6y ago
the genesis of cfs_quota and cpu throttling in general has to do with modulating power consumption of a chip, iirc. It's truly a fallacy that limits are needed to prevent noisy neighbor type stuff.
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fierro
6y ago
The core principle most readers miss is that CPU limits are tied to CPU throttling , which is markedly different than CPU time sharing . I would argue that in 99% of cases, you truly do not need or want limits. limits cause CPU throttlin
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fierro
6y ago
legit name
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fierro
6y ago
WORD
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fierro
7y ago
why do we need to JIT the munmap code? Can we not just call munmap(2)
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fierro
7y ago
how does the FUSE filesystem interact with the c program running? I don't see the C program attempting to r/w to that x directory
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fierro
7y ago
you should be reading r/wallstreetbets and you'd know puts were the move these past 2 weeks
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fierro
7y ago
not cool to passive aggressively "quote" a grammatically incorrect comment clearly made by an ESL commenter
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fierro
7y ago
how can something be true but not accurate
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7y ago
buyers of these ISA securities should be factoring in that risk into the pricing
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fierro
7y ago
it's double-shipping https://zachholman.com/posts/double-shipping
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7y ago
if (hellaDeep && iceShelf.isThicc) { // TODO }
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fierro
7y ago
This does not seem like a sound philosophical security posture -- that only domains who are "massive targets for hacking" should use Registry Lock.
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fierro
7y ago
True. There's also Picapp, with which you can hail a car or a moto, which is actually crazy and fun, and sometimes faster.
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7y ago
Of any country I've visisted, Uber is the least necessary in Colombia. The taxi system is extremely fair and safe, albeit cash only right now. It's highly regulated and you can count on predictable, transparent, fair rates. When
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fierro
7y ago
helllll no this is 100% not true. I worked at Google, and there is an internal spreadsheet with compensation that is contributed to on a voluntary basis, and has n=1000+ for many levels. The variance is far greater than 5%. *for Googlers,
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