jppittma

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by jppittma 2y ago
Service mesh is complicated, but the reason you use it integrate services across clusters. That and it has a bunch of useful reverse proxy features. On the other hand, It took me and 2 other guys two evenings of blood, sweat, and tears to u
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by jppittma 2y ago
The most frequent use case I and my coworkers run into where we use them is when we want type covariance on a slice. I.e., when you want to write a function that take some slice of any type T that implements interface I, such that []T is a
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by jppittma 2y ago
I think he talked about being a libertarian in his early years (who wasn't?), and moving to progressivism in one of his revisionist history episodes. https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/revisionist-history/in-trip
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by jppittma 2y ago
To an extent. Take cooking for example though- I don't doubt that writing recipes and trying them builds ones creative muscle, on the other hand, I don't think being we'd be at a loss for great chefs if we were to automate th
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by jppittma 2y ago
Or maybe, the limiting factor in one's ability to create art will be... creativity rather than the technical skills necessary to make movies, draw, or pluck strings.
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by jppittma 2y ago
mark my words, this will be worse than the reddit meetups.
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by jppittma 2y ago
Well, water is a solvent and dirt isn’t. That’s probably the reason why oil isn’t harmful in the ground and it is harmful when it’s spilled in the ocean.
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by jppittma 2y ago
In golang I think just type Task struct { Sender chan Task } no?
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by jppittma 2y ago
Why stop at the country level? We could just as easily have ethnic and cultural homogeneity on a global level. We'd have much lower crime and higher employment if all culture world-wide were homogenous. No ghettoized countries and such
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by jppittma 2y ago
4070 worked out of the box on my arch system. I used the closed source drivers and X11 and I've not encountered a single problem. My prediction is that it will continue to improve if only because people want to run nvidia on workstatio
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by jppittma 2y ago
I think the fact that nobody knows how to deal with negative correlations in functional connectivity takes away from the validity of the whole concept. People literally throw out negatively correlated voxels/ROI's. This, on top of
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by jppittma 2y ago
I feel like some creative use of beta could make this a very lucrative deal for a patient, but unscrupulous fund manager.
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by jppittma 2y ago
When you say “profitable software designs” my bet is that if you have any person off the street a “tour” of google and how their data is actually treated, more than 1/3 of them would be okay with sharing that information, and wouldn’t
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by jppittma 2y ago
Well, for the sake of argument, let’s say the federal government prints all of the money the state would need for an endowment and hands it to the state. There is inflation, but the state never has to collect taxes again. I think there are
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by jppittma 2y ago
So, lets expand that idea a bit. Why doesn't the government just buy a lot of shares in index funds, kind of like an endowment, and then never collect any taxes? I can see a world where a large portion of private enterprise is held&#x2
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by jppittma 2y ago
To me, the way they've done it seems correct. In your mind, where does the interest come from on the money saved for the bridge? The government has to be collecting interest from somebody no?
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by jppittma 2y ago
I think it is super unclear how this works, and I would prefer the same control flow using goto, rather than the duffs device style switch abuses.
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by jppittma 2y ago
I have a gaming PC running arch, and the experience has improved immensely since I last tried it 4 years ago. Legitimately incredible what valve has done for the platform, and my suspicion is that AI/ML investment will continue to have
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by jppittma 2y ago
Holy shit. I wondered if this was possible a few weeks ago and couldn't find anything on it. Thanks for the link!
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by jppittma 2y ago
The only way I can see that happening is with an EEE model. You'd go grab all of the non-steam publishers and come up with a standard format that'd mean that studios can push to every platform in a standardized way, then bank on n
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by jppittma 2y ago
More money is spent/made made on iOS gaming than on traditional PC gaming, even if the $60 up front model isn't something iOS users are willing to accept. I almost think they're right to tolerate mtx models btw. At least if g
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by jppittma 2y ago
My macbook sleeps fine, with a battery life of roughly 18 hours.
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by jppittma 2y ago
That’s the idea. I try set it up so the time I spend on the idea in the doc is proportional to its viability.
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by jppittma 2y ago
Do good non-doc-worthy work => Get doc-worthy work => Write doc => Get promo
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by jppittma 2y ago
Google is a huge company with ~180,000 employees. Sometimes people do sensible things.
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by jppittma 2y ago
My experience has been that the second one means, "I need to communicate with my team/TL what I'm doing/how I'm solving this problem." Eventually, when you go for promotion, you take documents in category 2, an
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by jppittma 2y ago
We do "one-pagers" if there's basically one, simple, straight forward way to do something; however, I'm with google on this one. If you're designing something, and there's only a single solution under considera
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by jppittma 2y ago
I don't know if or not this is "coherent," but my experience has been that the type of person to oppose something like this is more often than not the type of person we were trying to filter out anyway. There may be some fals
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by jppittma 2y ago
I think people have collectively decided that they want their programs stupid and predictable, rather than smart and unwieldy.
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by jppittma 2y ago
There is almost certainly so much network virtualization going on your head would spin.

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