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by gravypod 4y ago
Do they provide a torrent to download this data?
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by gravypod 4y ago
(Opinions are my own) From the article [1]: Rationale: Code execution on a Googler machine doesn't directly lead to code execution in a production environment. Googlers can download and run arbitrary code on their machines - we have so
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by gravypod 4y ago
Are you planning on using any fancy tricks to optimize large repos? I have open sourced some code I was playing with for fun here which allows you to mount a git repo as a read only FUSE file system: https://github.com/gravy
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by gravypod 4y ago
I built something similar to this to turn on / off a windows gaming PC when I first made my switch to 100% full Linux on my main computer: https://github.com/gravypod/SteamStreamScripts There's a huge amount
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by gravypod 4y ago
I've been doing this with an x220. You can also get light ipmi functionality from the Intel vpro me. I can VNC into the laptop and control it out of band. Even going into the bios. This is a must for something you're putting into
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by gravypod 4y ago
It could be that they're aiming to hire at a discount and do layoffs last once they've replaced their employees with cheaper staff.
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by gravypod 4y ago
> You’re at Amazon, in 2001 and you know that in 5 years there will be a thing called AWS and that’s going to become the most important thing? Much of this is attributed to the email Jeff Bezos sent telling people to productionize intern
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by gravypod 4y ago
As a side note: > I did all my calculations for this project using Calca (which is great although buggy, laggy and unmaintained. I might switch to Soulver) and I’ll be including all calculations as snippets from my calculation notebook.
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by gravypod 4y ago
(Opinions are my own) I think that this is a problem with branding which unfortunately Bazel is using. I think remote caching and remote exec are not the best features that Bazel has to offer. First to answer your question: distcc and ccach
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by gravypod 4y ago
I really enjoyed this Dan Luu article https://danluu.com/nothing-works/ It's something I had been thinking about for a while but didn't have the knowledge required to put it into words. I end up linking it a
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by gravypod 4y ago
The contents of the ‘file’ in this code are a single Markdown cell in ipynb format. Because Markdown allows arbitrary HTML, in trusted mode, we can inject any HTML code we want into the webview. This is a very commo
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by gravypod 4y ago
(Opinions are my own) I like the ideas behind this but I do not think this will take off as much as CommonMark has. My main reasons for thinking this: 1. Users don't really care about edge cases. CommonMark (cmark-gfm really) is "
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by gravypod 4y ago
It's very big in the tri-state area around NY. At a recent friends-giving I brought it up and everyone except one person who grew up in the midwest didn't know what this was.
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by gravypod 4y ago
There are many people who are commenting that this is so much work for 20m lines of code, they're reinventing the wheel, they should have just bought something off the shelf, etc. Two things to consider: 1. It is sometimes hard to buy
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by gravypod 4y ago
> Dan Gelbart Thanks for the pointer. This person is awesome and I just subscribed to their channel.
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by gravypod 4y ago
(Opinions are my own) > GFM is, by far, the most popular flavor of Markdown. It is very sad because gfm is essentially "done" evolving. There's no desire from people I've spoken with to improve the implementation or a
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by gravypod 4y ago
Structured logs can still be human readable. Ex: [2022-01... INFO] trace=abcd123 <msg> There is a structure which can be parsed.
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by gravypod 4y ago
(Opinions are my own) Google uses absl::Status / absl::StatusOr as a replacement for what people would usually use exceptions for. The benefits: 1. As an end user of a large library I can tell you exactly which calls are "guarante
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by gravypod 4y ago
Where, and how, did you buy 40 acres for 60k? Where do you go to bulk purchase land?
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by gravypod 4y ago
To me it sounds like it might incur a lot of overhead for minimal gains. At the end of the day you are trusting both the software and hardware implementation for isolation when using virtualization. Virtualization comes with a substantial r
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by gravypod 4y ago
1. Find out the "real version" of the code. 2. Find out the "real version" of the sql schema. 3. Make some method of running this code + nginx config locally. 4. Add a test framework which simulates real traffic you see
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by gravypod 4y ago
The people who I have met, who have participated, are very interesting people. Very interesting stories from amazing engineers. Edit: I don't know if these two participated but I knew them from the NJIT CSTR. Some of the smartest peopl
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by gravypod 4y ago
> Does this sort of scenario fit your "problem solving" ideal, where everyone just loves the whole experience? I highly doubt it. For me, yes. IF you remove the manager constantly asking "is it done yet" and "why
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by gravypod 4y ago
At work we have many internal systems with no padding, confirmation models, etc which are used for development tasks. I am usually afraid when interacting with them and others do not seem to understand why. Recently I made a mistake where I
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by gravypod 4y ago
> I went to a departmental advisor confidently requesting to test out of the introductory CS classes aimed at first-time programmers. I nearly got laughed out of the room. I pushed the department on this, but it was clear: they simply di
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by gravypod 4y ago
To me it is clear that Age != Experience. Early in my career I have worked with many people, while being much older, were not as emotionally intelligent as I was. I have also worked with many people who were younger than I was who were more
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by gravypod 4y ago
I'd love to see someone port this to Bazel and build a ruleset to generate os images for KVM/VirtualBox/flashing to bare metal. This would be great for having a generic platform for building embedded systems from source.
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by gravypod 4y ago
> Flatpaks won't be automatically recompiled though. It might take years before they bump whatever vulnerable thing they are using. If we made all builds reproducible (like oasis) we could setup an automated trusted system that does
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by gravypod 4y ago
Gradle misses almost all of these cases. In my experience it is a very unreliable build system that relies on magic and state in the daemon it starts. You can not trust Gradle to build something from source, edit it, and build again correct
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by gravypod 4y ago
In Bazel parlance you would write a "rule" or setup a "toolchain" which has the linker args passing setup in it. 99% of code does not need a specific linker arg though and optimizing the happy path for letting you do any

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