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by globalreset 3y ago
Why would you be spending your personal time trying to help a big corporation do their job? Let it rot.
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by globalreset 3y ago
They probably insert the same and known to work: storage, ram, etc. see if everything works, then remove them and insert them into the next model. The storage and ram you receive are pre-packaged and were QA-ed separately. It makes perfect
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by globalreset 3y ago
6 clicks doesn't seem so bad, in particular comparing with newspaper subscriptions and alikes which require a lengthy phone call.
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by globalreset 3y ago
The point is: if your tests just assert which methods are called on dependencies with what arguments (or something close to that), they are extremely coupled and brittle. Almost any change in the implementation will require changing such te
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by globalreset 3y ago
For majority of people work is a mean to the end. If they know they'll have to spend more time working, they'll fluff it with more not-actually-work to compensate. That's all there is to it. An extreme natural workaholic will
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by globalreset 3y ago
PSA: Companies (especially public and even more so VC funded startup's) have no principles other than profit. And they routinely hire and fool otherwise, passionate idealistic but native young people who do not understand it.
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by globalreset 3y ago
You realize that log messages are shared between developers, users, administrators, professional and amateur, long term and newcomers?
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by globalreset 3y ago
Software engineers will often get a laptop at work, sometimes need two devices at home for some reason (one Linux, one Mac or one for Windows games), make money using them (so it makes sense to buy a new one if it's faster / has a
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by globalreset 3y ago
Someone (possibly, as nothing here is certain) mined most of this worthless "NFTs". Maybe out of passion, maybe hoping to sell them to idiots, maybe just to spam Bitcoin's blockchain. That's it. That all the conclusions
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by globalreset 3y ago
The USG is currently at critically low cash levels. This actually shows that billionaires are miniscule compared to the size of the government.
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by globalreset 3y ago
W.r.t artists and creators not getting paid well - how could it be otherwise? There's tons of content already produced and it's not perishable. After everything got digitalized and is available all, all the time to everyone, how c
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by globalreset 3y ago
> Issue #1 is that in Kafka’s server.properties file has the line log.flush.interval.messages=1 which forces Kafka to fsync on each message batch. So all tests, even those where this is not configured in the workload file will get this f
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by globalreset 3y ago
I'm confused because it's never clarified, and it starts with: > According to their Redpanda vs Kafka benchmark and their Total Cost of Ownership analysis, if you have a 1 GB/s workload, you only need three i3en.6xlarge in
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by globalreset 3y ago
EDIT: Thank you for clarification. It is a fair 3 node vs 3 node benchmark. Does this benchmark compare both 3 node Kafka against 3 node Redpanda cluster? It's unclear.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Oh noes. Someone can keep downloading data from a server. Someone call the cops. This is a big nothing-burger. The "attacker" has to actively sustain downloading the data being requested. No amplification, no anything making it an
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by globalreset 3y ago
Lots of nodes (especially for things like mining), are not freely reachable on a public Internet and make only outgoing connections.
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by globalreset 3y ago
I don't see a problem. A man having hundreds of kids happened before in the history, and at the scale of modern global population is very insignificant. If the guy has good genes, might be net positive for everyone.
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by globalreset 3y ago
True, but it's normal in many professions that lots of people working in it are not passionate and industry just deals with it. We can't expect that average software developer is going to be passionate and spending their weekends
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by globalreset 3y ago
Scale / data set size tends to expose performance issues. But that's a good problem to have. Yes, it would be great if all developers could write performant code, but let's face it - there's only so many hours in a day a
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by globalreset 3y ago
Same story every time. Government/CB prints money, then blames other for inflation.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Labor market is a competitive environment. It's not "I'll work less hours and buy a new car less often". It's "I need to save for a down-payment and I'm competing with people that work 40 hours or more&quo
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by globalreset 3y ago
It isn't, but it's a good excuse to let entrenched industry collect their rent.
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by globalreset 3y ago
I see no reason to buy any other console. Just the game availability and pricing makes it a no brainer for me. How long is it going to take the wider public to realize, is another story.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Better spent? Proton is what enables tons of Linux users play tons of otherwise Windows-only games. Plus it's not exclusive in the first place. In combination with Steam Deck it's console killer.
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by globalreset 3y ago
I doubt it makes a difference to Valve/Steam. If I have $20 to spend on games, and I don't buy a game because of bad review... then I'm going to buy something else. My guess would be that some automation somewhere went wrong
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by globalreset 3y ago
Isn't a better approach to starting using ChatGPT, charge per amount of stuff produced instead of time at attractive rate and focus on tweaking the output to be better than just plain ChatGPT? Unless the writing yourself part is so imp
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by globalreset 3y ago
Because the chance of random mutation to increase an IQ (or improve anything whatsoever) is far smaller than to lower it (or degrade anything). Change randomly a random line of code in any source code, and tell me how often it happens to wo
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by globalreset 3y ago
Honest question that keeps bothering me. In the absence of reasonably strong natural selection pressure to select for IQ, how could IQ not be falling over time?
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by globalreset 3y ago
NYT is not a source worth trusting to form an informed opinion.
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by globalreset 3y ago
He's dragging people into expensive legal battles sponsored be his sugar billionaire friend, so makes it hard to completely ignore him.

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