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by jaxn 7y ago
This is what I did. Throw PoE hats on the pis and with a PoE switch it's a real clean setup. 3D printed trays for rockmount fiber cassette blanks and set it in a network rack.
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by jaxn 7y ago
That takes it from $300 to $3000.
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by jaxn 7y ago
Can't use the local db while restoring, this should help with that (I hope).
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by jaxn 7y ago
I have a citus cluster in production and then some manual scripts to turn it back into a single-tenant database for in-house reporting. Basically pgdump and restore. This has to happen overnight since we can't run reports while it is r
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by jaxn 7y ago
I have domains based on future plans. So of those plans are now getting implemented much sooner than expected to help our clients get through this crazy situation in the world. Some of those domains are coming in really clutch right now.
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by jaxn 7y ago
I have actually noticed this recently. I have a app that seemed to do this in my car.
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by jaxn 7y ago
Most of those changes were AFTER this data represents. The situation escalated very quickly. I have a niche SaaS that helps brick and mortar retail stores in North America. There was a drastic shift on Thursday. And it escalated daily. To g
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by jaxn 7y ago
Long incubation period, start in southeast Asia, airborne, create delays for the scientists...
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by jaxn 7y ago
WTF was that?!? Smells like some sort of reroute attack to me.
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by jaxn 7y ago
If Covid19 ends up being the worst case scenario, and my mom can't get a ventilator, I will absolutely attempt to do it myself. So maybe not benign consequences as much as perceived risk. The problem is, my perception of risk is not al
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by jaxn 7y ago
The discipline to maintain focus is a skill that requires practice. We practice "multi-tasking" a lot more than we practice single-tasking. The problem is not the environmemt or the medium or the technology. A good way to practice
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by jaxn 7y ago
Read to him. The number 1 way you can set him up for success is to spend time reading to him. The cool thing is that you can read content that you are interested in. Even hacker news comment threads.
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by jaxn 7y ago
https://fortune.com/2015/07/28/stripe-visa/
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by jaxn 7y ago
Oh, I'm sure it is on purpose. I have had the same problem before and seeing this example makes me a little more comfortable to denormalize like that. I'm curious what they do if someone changes their name (though that should be r
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by jaxn 7y ago
Are processing fees really going up? As a longtime brick-and-mortar retailer, I am used to fees going up and then changing to a new processor to get competitive rates again. You just go back and forth between the different providers every
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by jaxn 7y ago
Stripe is Visa. Visa is one of Stripe's largest shareholders.
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by jaxn 7y ago
Interesting to see the denormalization of user Display names on the most important tables, but not everywhere.
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by jaxn 7y ago
It's not second guessing. It's more real-time than that. You are actively navigating and piloting the car, you just aren't performing the mechanics of executing most maneuvers. Sometimes you provide some extra direction. Some
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by jaxn 7y ago
I think you are under-appreciating the amount of perception that goes into driving. We are accustomed to making constant micro adjustments constantly while driving. Under autopilot, there are times when the "do I need to make an adjust
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by jaxn 7y ago
Awareness of who is in control is a skill that you develop. There are audio, visual, and tactile queues.
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by jaxn 7y ago
I have autoplilot on the VAST majority of the time. It does not make any sudden movements. If anything, it brakes a little heavier than I would prefer at times, but there are rarely any steering problems. It has improved a lot in the 9 mon
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by jaxn 7y ago
Absolutely. Do you want to keep that SIM around for the next trip and the next?
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by jaxn 7y ago
In addition to stopping when releasing the button, it also shows you the path it plans to take on a satellite map on your phone. So you know where it is going. Some people have problems with it, but it works great for me. It's pretty a
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by jaxn 7y ago
I have easily driven 12,000 miles under autopilot and regularly do the kind of tasks the parent described. Maybe I will have an accident and comments like this one will age poorly. Or maybe we will find that the scary technology wasn't
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by jaxn 7y ago
No. You agree that you are in control of the car.
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by jaxn 7y ago
I can appreciate your alternative viewpoint. I know we are not supposed to talk about downvotes, but I find it a little sad that HN has become predictively aggressive to dissenting views. In terms of technology and business, we are only sta
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by jaxn 7y ago
Would this have any real performance benefit over a traditional SSD?
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by jaxn 7y ago
Which is inline with making someone feel they are crazy. Making person x second guess their own perspective.
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by jaxn 7y ago
Living in the moment is somewhat counter to striving. It's hard (maybe impossible?) to be a builder and a creator without spending some time ruminating on the last and future.
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by jaxn 7y ago
Monoliths have an advantage up until the point where you have to shard the database in some way.

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