inhumantsar

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by inhumantsar 3y ago
Clickbait regurgitation of a blogpost which explicitly did not say serverless wasa big mistake
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by inhumantsar 3y ago
A coworker and his wife used it to generate the layout, design elements, colour scheme, and stock "photography" for their side project's marketing site.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
If you want neutral titles then you'll have to get your news somewhere other than El Reg
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
As many as can be absorbed without leaving blue collar workers (further) behind
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
> Game of Thrones Honestly, I'm not anti-AI development at all but this is where my ethics alarm starts to go off a bit. If the aim is to build human-like AIs capable of remembering their little digital lives and interacting with th
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Maybe I'm confused here, but wouldn't I still be paying instance costs on top of your per-seat license? 256 cores would be about $2.50 to $5/hr in AWS depending on reservations and how much you're able to oversubscribe.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
For a self-hosted solution that pricing is a complete non-starter. I have a team of 30 devs, so it would be $1,200/mo. That's on par with GitHub's enterprise plan plus Codespaces instance usage. There's no way I could
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
In 2013 I was working for a mobile game company that dropped a metric shitload of cash in Big Blue's lap for an enormous "RAM SAN". IIRC it was a 1 or 2U unit with a few small lithium ion batteries inside. Phenomenal unit. It
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Every large enterprise as a subset of people who spend their time pretending to work rather than actually working. Remember that 500 out of 58,000 is only 0.9%.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
That's the point though. If you want to focus your engineering time on optimization and code quality, then of course you can scale to SO's size with 9 servers and a simple architecture. If you're still growing and more intere
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Technically fine yes but from a habits and practice standpoint it's safest to stick to a "not ever" rule and work around the limitations.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
I had a Zenfone 2 as well and my main complaint was battery life. It was definitely more power hungry than comparable competitors and not noticeably faster.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Not necessarily dried meats. The article specifically talks about cured meats. Dried meat is often just dehydrated. Jerky is a great example, it can be made with just salt, spice, and gentle heat. No curing involved. Ofc there's the is
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
No joke, it helps if you toke anytime doc does.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Signing up on a mobile browser should lead to a splash page offering to take the customer to their app store or continue to the web app. I use Firefox and default it to private mode, so I get a nasty little "no storage available"
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Fuel cells in the vehicle would be much more efficient. Combustion generators in the car have storage issues and efficiency issues. liquid hydrogen needs cryogenic storage, compressed hydrogen isn't space efficient relative to the outp
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Late reply but I'm curious if the focus is idempotent execution (like ansible) or desired state (like puppet). I'm guessing the former since it's agentless.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
If you had read the article rather than just the headline, you'd know that the tech they're talking about using is not fusion but a tool for generating beams of millimeter wave energy. The connection to fusion is clickbait. The to
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
It might not be an oxymoron, but it is like complaining about the landlord saying no to an aquarium in your rented apartment.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
They banned _a single client_ for not disclosing that Reddit contains NSFW content and then unbanned it after reasonable changes were made.
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
GTA might be a bad example here. GTA Online sells cash cards via Steam and I'd imagine that makes up a large % of overall cash card sales
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Physics are a limitation but not a blocker. The only major limitation imho is focal length. There's only so much optical zoom you can fit into the smartphone form factor. AI post processing will probably make digital "zoom" m
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Potentially stupid question: I can see the benefit of running Go-compiled-to-WASM client side but I don't really get why I might want to run WASM server-side. What would be the benefit of server-side WASM over running a Go binary direc
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
So create a channel called #drop-in and start a huddle?
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
That's actually in Fall, the sequel to Reamde but yeah
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
100% this. Scaling websockets is fine if your app sees consistent load or don't mind paying for unused capacity. While it's certainly doable, it's disruptive to horizontally scale websockets servers and depending on how you u
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
There isn't really. Most manufacturers have multiple sets of patterns. There are smart remotes with libraries of patterns and capable of switching between those, eg Logitech Harmony (assuming that's still a thing). There are also
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by inhumantsar 4y ago
Thanks for this insight. I've been looking for programs like these. There are plenty of MBA programs but I'm more interested in doing a CS degree. I have a decade of experience in software development and a smattering of Coursera