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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Well as usual this is implying that all of the money sunk somewhere but in order to get the wheels rolling in the govermental branches you need to actually have multiple commities etc. Of course you can replicate your prototype for one day
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I wonder how many forks and github users you would habe to emulate to actually impress CoPilot and if they have a scoring system for the commited code. I imagine that code in the nginx repository is much higher rated then my personal code t
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Muhahahah. If this has any legal grounds, Machine learning as a hole, is in a lot of danger. It also shows in global competition. Here in germany I have seen scientists trying to train a gdpr conforming data set.... Lets just say that you o
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
the term "sleep for dinner" applies for this too i think. If you consume less because you sleep an hour more, it might simply be the that the 200 calories of the nonsleepers are eating out of boredom.
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Well, with the introduction of kubernetes as a platform and other cloud solutions, most "big data" just became "data". Its amazing to see that nowadays the persistent volume claim used for logging, is on average now much
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
so err the cheapest A100 i could find was EUR 10.579,79 . Suddenly that 3090 i wanted to get, does not seem so expensive....
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
the design and the tld remind me of all the horros we produced on myspace and geocities :D
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Is that why they disabled the jobs features? :D
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Im actually quite happy with LinkedIn. But while we are wishing for things, I would like for recruiters to actually read your profile before contacting you ;)
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
yey more pushed stuff to my iphone... I can see the appeal of this for PWAs, but maybe, just maybe, when I close the tab of a pwa I literally do not want to be reminded. the best thing is, when windows 11 sometimes glitches, and you get all
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
Nice! I often dream about using a 24 inch color e-ink display as my daily driver and just have an extra side monitor for everything that does video. Most of what we do is to manipulate text yet im literally at 120hz currently to render thi
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
I strongly disagree and in my opinion the future approach should be dev containers. They run on macs just the same as windows and if you habe a potato for a work machine you might as well develop in the cloud. Localhost will not go away. Es
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by jhoelzel 4y ago
DANGER: since everybody and their mom seems to be switching to VS-Code, we are going putting MS into a position where it does Microsoft things and that's dangerous.
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
we have come full circle! you should now browse websites with the terminal just to be secure. but then you get blocked for not having the right headers....
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
SEEKING WORK REMOTE SR Engineer with Golang/Kubernetes/DevOps Focus Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: at least 70% Remote availability: Worldwide Current preferences: Kubernetes, Golang, Kubernetes Operators, Ci/C
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
I use ublock and have setup a dns blocker through openwrt and have even added my own items to the blacklist. I am astoundished how much traffic leaves my machine "just sitting there". At this point my blocklist has something like
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
You certainly start to feel that security developers have become more of a thing recently ;) I think it might be time for next generation of defenses too and that this will bascially the beginning of the new cyber-cold-war. I mean great for
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Major Linux PolicyKit security vulnerability uncovered: Pwnkit(zdnet.com)
2 points by jhoelzel 5y ago|1 comments
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PayPal scaled Kubernetes to Over 4k Nodes and 200k Pods(medium.com)
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
motivation gets you started, discipline keeps you going. ;)
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
Whenever I see posts like this, I'd like to point out that both is possible at the same time. Full on self hosting your own cloud comes usually with a lot more services than "the" cloud does because thats usually why the host
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
reminds me of hemi sync back in the days and that was wild. When I saw myself snoring after listening for like 2 hours though, I quickly decided this is not for me and actually have never touched it again. I came to the conclusion that sinc
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
Welp Technically yes everywhere and it has been that way since the gdpr Practically this is the number one reason for our nice "attention, do not resits, we are using cookies on your electronic machinery" popups. For quite a few s
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
yep and we are not going to use them because thats how censorship aparatus are getting started. At some point you accept that the NSA is snooping through my internet history, just because im reminded what the "privacy centered" al
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
My main problem with VR is that whatever you do you still need to move. Im just going to say it but i think the measuring bar for VR will be the first brain chip for it. THAT will be the beginning of the metaverse.
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
oh boy. I am happy and crying at the same time. I have an idea where this is going and "vendor lock in" is going to be a hashtag for a long time now. I am Team X-Box because I just like it much more than the Playstation, buuut at
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
Well yes and no. I can see this working in theory, but in reality semantic means standardised as much as it means accessible. In a world where my blogpost objet has the same information as your blogpost object, this works without a problem.
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
well its not neccesairly a pod per person but more a pod the city owns that is shared when i need it. Here in Berlin we do have bikes and scooters the like but its the same with car sharing. Sometimes you still will have to walk 15 minutes
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
Here in Berlin you can easily get with the bike through the entire city. If you survive that is a different topic, but you could if you wanted! IMHO the future lies somewhere between bikes, elon musk and the city tram. What we actually need
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by jhoelzel 5y ago
run object run! I can see how this is not beautifull but works. Especially when its probably been there for 20 years already :D

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