jakozaur

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by jakozaur 3y ago
Congratulations Patrick and Neeraj on launch!
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by jakozaur 3y ago
Poland needs to upgrade rail systems, there were plans years ago, but it was costly and postponed. Unfortunately, the radio-stop works well and it's reliable. Now with around 80% of military equipment to Ukraine is transported through
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by jakozaur 3y ago
I like the concept, but would love to hear if it's a feature or some long-term product vision. It looks like the main business is Environment as a Service. Do you see ReleaseAI as a new product? Is it related to Env as a service? Or ma
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by jakozaur 3y ago
Time to do you part. Substitute Terraform with OpenTF (Terraform successor) everywhere. Oracle tried to constrain Hudson, but Jenkins won.
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by jakozaur 3y ago
You argument holds true if you want massive distribution. I believe 100% green ammnoia is first step and for that I just need green H2. No need to redesign anything.
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by jakozaur 3y ago
Offshore wind got also potential to match or beat onshore wind, as we scaled up turbines, mass produce floating ones with high degree of automation across the whole process.
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by jakozaur 3y ago
I didn't get why Terraforms focus on producing natural gas (CH4) instead of just hydrogen (H2)? Today we use a lot of CH4 to produce hydrogen primarily for fertilisers (ammonia) and oil refining. The first step should be stop using CH4
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by jakozaur 3y ago
How does that compare to current way of thinking when countries just increase mandatory retirement age for everyone?
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Embracing Sabbaticals, Sunsetting Retirement Age(jacek.migdal.pl)
1 points by jakozaur 3y ago|4 comments
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by jakozaur 3y ago
Do not do blindly follow API changes in long term. Provide some tool to verify compatibility, but in general the goal is for open-source to be the standard, not HashiCorp flavour. Your goal is to convince the most popular Hashicorp provider
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by jakozaur 3y ago
Well, can next Terraform successor be build by few vendors and community, not just a single one? Not a single vendor should own it all or even the majority.
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by jakozaur 3y ago
Cosmoform, NexaForm, UltraForm, TerraCraft, PlanetaryForm, TerraNova, TerraMatrix, TerraBeyond, SpaceMold, AstroForm. Pick your favorite.
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by jakozaur 3y ago
The value of Terraform is not in progress of the language, but in many modules and rich ecosystem its support. HashiCorp first increased Terraform Cloud prices and now makes more moves to commercialise their products. For community it makes
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by jakozaur 3y ago
I wonder why you want to write your own database called zincsearch. This gets very hard at scale and with all edge cases. Wouldn't be easier to use Cickhouse?
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by jakozaur 4y ago
The shortfall is much smaller. The challenge is $80Bln mortgage-backed securities, which they likely have to sell at a 20-30% markdown and cover that.
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by jakozaur 4y ago
My take: 1. Some mighty people/companies will bail out all depositors as this would cause a chain effect damaging the whole USA innovation. 2. Still, the consequences will be grim as many startups will lose access to venture debt and n
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by jakozaur 4y ago
Not sure. If I stay in JVM, I may opt for Kotlin.
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by jakozaur 4y ago
I love building developers' tools. I also got great experience the team and technological stack. Right bets: 1. AWS cloud all-in. Infra as code. 2. Microservices. 3. Scala Wrong bets: 1. Lack of throttling traffic and limits 2. Misuse
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Reflections on My Decade at Sumo Logic(jacek.migdal.pl)
115 points by jakozaur 4y ago|7 comments
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Financial and media leverage of Elon Musk in the Twitter acquisition(jacek.migdal.pl)
5 points by jakozaur 4y ago|2 comments
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by jakozaur 4y ago
I agree that more people will die, but the Economist claim is that 100k more will die: " Hence the energy crunch this year could cause over 100,000 extra deaths of elderly people across Europe. " Article shows some modelling, but
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by jakozaur 4y ago
I am long-time fun of Economist, but unfortunately the quality decreases. E.g. last issue EU is frozen and claim so many people will die in Europe due to high energy prices. First, I find they did not explain their model well. Extraordinary
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Preview: Amazon OpenSearch Serverless(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by jakozaur 4y ago|0 comments
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Ukraine Kharkiv Counteroffensive(ft.com)
3 points by jakozaur 4y ago|1 comments
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by jakozaur 4y ago
Outdated prediction in case of Poland. Already more people immigrate and Russian invasion of Ukraine vastly Increase that trend.
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Global Electricity Review 2022(ember-climate.org)
1 points by jakozaur 5y ago|0 comments
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Roman Abramovich and Ukrainian Peace Negotiators Suffer Suspected Poisoning(wsj.com)
46 points by jakozaur 5y ago|7 comments
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by jakozaur 5y ago
I think ramping up usage of gas is a bad policy. Even taking a little bit longer, but jumping from coal to renewables make more sense than using gas as bridge fuel. We should either go nuclear or renewables with storage. There are still som
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by jakozaur 5y ago
This is so outdated. GDP figures seem to be from 2012. A lot has changed since then. E.g. USA GDP PPP is $63k in 2020 by World Bank, but this websites claims it is $53k. I see similar data points, were figures are decade old. Some countries
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by jakozaur 5y ago
I wonder whether Afghanistan experience encourage embassies to voice this concerns. Also thinking whether this has impact on geo-politics. Does it encourage war as hints that USA gave up or the opposite, you are preparing for the worst and

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