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by hvb2 1y ago
> At 10k RPS You would've used local memory first. At which point I cannot see getting to those request levels anymore > ElastiCache Serverless (Redis/Memcached): Typical latency is 300–500 microseconds (sub-millisecond resp
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by hvb2 1y ago
Just look at total number of Tesla's on the road and you have your answer as to why that would be a lot less bad
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by hvb2 1y ago
I don't understand your comment. If you're given the requirement of highly available, how do you not end up with at least 3 nodes? I wouldn't consider a single region to be HA but I could see that argument as being paranoid.
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by hvb2 1y ago
You would need to get to insane read counts pretty much 24/7 for this to work out. For HA redis you need at least 6 instances, 2 regions * 3 AZs. And you're paying for all of that 24/7. And if you truly have 24/7 use the
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by hvb2 1y ago
Owning a Tesla myself, I think the mention is valid since it's the only brand I know of with a decent share of people regularly letting the car drive itself. I am not aware of any other brand being in that same situation
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by hvb2 1y ago
I've done this many times in AWS leveraging dynamodb. Comes with ttl support (which isn't precise so you still need to check expiration on read), and can support long TTLs as there's essentially no limit to the storage. All o
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by hvb2 1y ago
> That being said, people are making a huge mistake with the idea that just because we're not gonna hit AGI in the next few years Because that's what we've been promised, not once but many times by many different companies
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by hvb2 1y ago
Why not look at sepa? There's a whole continent that already solved this? Ticks all the boxes: - No fee - Instant - Blockchain agnostic I mean for the actual settlement obviously. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Si
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by hvb2 1y ago
No, it says learn data structures first, then focus on testing. You don't have to go super deep on all the sort algorithms, sure. That's like saying that learning testing implies writing a mocking library
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by hvb2 1y ago
This feels backwards. When you have a good understanding of data structures you have the luxury of testing. If you focus on testing over data structures, you might end up testing something that you didn't need to test because you used
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by hvb2 1y ago
The Germans didn't reelect someone with authoritarian traits. So yeah, that looks really bad from the outside looking in. There's just no more benefit of the doubt, this is what was voted for. To put it in English terms: Fool me o
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by hvb2 1y ago
Thank you, I wasn't trying to be nasty:)
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by hvb2 1y ago
From your own description it sounds like the change of scenery when traveling might be just as important as the distance you walk? How did you eliminate that variable?
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by hvb2 1y ago
I sure hope you're referring to not having a commute instead of goofing off and being the people that justify RTO policies
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by hvb2 1y ago
A company can craft whatever document they want. That doesn't make them legal. The laws of the jurisdiction they're in always beat whatever you're signing. Best example in software are non competes. A company can make you sig
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by hvb2 1y ago
I don't believe the average American cares about the concerns raised in this thread. Most of them don't have the slightest understanding of how their immigration system works. I do think that no one would accept this kind of misma
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by hvb2 1y ago
All I'm saying is that the text of the order matters, nothing else. I would love to be wrong on that though...
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by hvb2 1y ago
That's not how laws and executive orders work? The text of the order matters, not some opinion of some admin official That's why, typically, this would have been reviewed and planned.
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by hvb2 1y ago
I read it as, it either was accompanied by a payment already or it has to be supplemented Where the supplement would obviously be for the existing ones
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by hvb2 1y ago
Is the white house planning to do this for all the temporary visas in hospitality too? I know a few companies that were relying on those heavily and it sure would help if those jobs went to Americans. https://www.npr.org/201
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by hvb2 1y ago
It would be 100% Trump to have Nvidia buy Intel and then announce how good of an investment decision he made by buying a slice of intel. USA, where the federal government is picking winners and losers by making risky stock bets with public
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by hvb2 1y ago
Please do spell out the end game. It looks like Hamas is currently reduced to a guerilla operation. They won't be eradicated but how they're close to winning is beyond me. I still don't understand how you can be worried about
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by hvb2 1y ago
> All U.S. user data would sit on Oracle infrastructure in the US. Legally required to use the services of a specific company, that's a sweet deal right there.
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by hvb2 1y ago
For a large share of the population social media is the only media they consume, so this is part of your real problem
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by hvb2 1y ago
> Hamas, given the chance, would be performing real genocide. Sure, but they're not. Israel however? I think there is compelling evidence that it is being given the chance and taking the world up on it. Again, no one is justifying w
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by hvb2 1y ago
> Crime of genocide has nothing to do with numbers. It does, not in absolute sense put in percentages. Also, besides weapons of mass destruction you cannot commit genocide in a day on a population this big. It's the persistence that
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by hvb2 1y ago
But no one will require that. When you do, no new money will flow into crypto and the music stops. And no one in crypto wants that. So you want there to be as low of a barrier of entry as possible, which is how we get here... Especially whe
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by hvb2 1y ago
This is only true in the crappy system of the US. In Europe a wire is instant with no recourse. Most banks have processes for giving money back in some of these cases.
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by hvb2 1y ago
You're explaining what people can see. The question was why this happens though. Why does this one country have such unwavering support? Why is the current president for example not trying to save some money by just not giving it to th
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by hvb2 1y ago
> And another strange thing - why UN didn't call out the genocide of Jewish people by HAMAS? Just look at death tolls maybe? October 7, 1200 people. While despicable, nowhere near the effort Israel is putting in, right? Aside from t

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