klooney

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by klooney 2y ago
This used to work, but Windows/Intel have this new thing called Modern Standby that just doesn't do what anyone wants. It's on purpose. It's very frustrating.
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by klooney 2y ago
Yes, and it's been that way for fifteen years at least.
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by klooney 2y ago
> I just can not fathom the level of greed I saw hiding behind people’s eyes at Google as they try to build empires. I feel like the insane ponzi scheme of our housing market does this to everyone eventually
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by klooney 2y ago
> The problem is that it’s hard for a well-run place to get people to fix non-showstopper bugs. This is why mature products work so much better as open source- at some point you just want someone to care about the sharp edges instead of
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by klooney 2y ago
If you expose an API, your customer's CI systems will probably get there eventually.
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by klooney 2y ago
Well, you know, they have an effective industrial policy, so it must be illegal.
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by klooney 2y ago
Don't approve it! That's actually a thing you can do.
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by klooney 2y ago
The previews are valuable though, it makes you look like a wizard when you already know how something broke.
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by klooney 2y ago
You don't need any of that, EKS works out of the box with Fargate. But companies don't want that, they want to support EKS and data centers, which means supporting the "implementation" side of all of the interfaces, whic
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by klooney 2y ago
Helm charts are much easier to distribute across teams than Cloudformation or Terraform modules, which is pretty crucial.
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by klooney 2y ago
You have to get the costs balanced too- it can't cost 1 million dollars to kill a 250 dollar drone, for obvious "what if the adversary was China" reasons.
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by klooney 2y ago
They also defaulted to sending searches through Amazon a few years ago.
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by klooney 2y ago
It's not that he's wrong, it's that he's kind of a jerk.
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by klooney 2y ago
Presumably all the executives, PMs, and designers all use Macs.
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by klooney 2y ago
They do, you can still buy it for cheap. It's not the same though, the new stuff works much faster.
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The Tech Insurgent's Battle for the Future(piratewires.com)
3 points by klooney 2y ago|0 comments
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by klooney 2y ago
Even if the modular housing factory is union? In the Bay area there's an SF carpenter's union vs Vallejo carpenter's union thing, because there's a modular housing factory in Vallejo.
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by klooney 2y ago
> The removal of Hyperthreading makes a lot of sense for Lunar Lake to both reduce the die size of the version of Lion Cove found in Lunar Lake along with simplifying the job of Thread Director. And, you know, stop the security vulnerabi
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by klooney 2y ago
It's built and maintained by the Fedora community
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by klooney 2y ago
Does anyone else remember Sauerbraten? Gives me similar vibes. Should see if it will still run on a modern system.
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by klooney 2y ago
ZK in statefulsets can still get wedged super hard, especially if you power cycle all the nodes. It's pretty unpleasant.
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by klooney 2y ago
> And there is no worrying about the quality or correctness of generated code. Although people are still very capable of writing terrible code. The real, best reason to use an ORM is to piggyback on their migration management- the abject
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by klooney 2y ago
I think etcd is basically a k8s only project now- Consul has a ton of quality of life stuff added on. There's always Zookeeper.
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by klooney 2y ago
I think they're still popular in states that haven't legalized.
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by klooney 3y ago
Washington is sort of a best case though- you have pretty darn cheap electricity over there.
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by klooney 3y ago
> None of this is new ideas; this is literally how Go does it! > So why don’t we? Part of the reason is that ABI codegen is complex, and as I described above, LLVM gives us very few useful knobs. Go gets a lot of flack for not using L
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by klooney 3y ago
Vector Graphics Display- you draw with lines instead of pixels.
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by klooney 3y ago
Finally, a keyboard that https://mechboards.co.uk/products/hyper-7-v4 look practical
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by klooney 3y ago
The whole protocol is "write READY=1 to the socket found in the NOTIFY_SOCKET environment variable".
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by klooney 3y ago
Yes- https://mastodon.social/@pid_eins/112202696589971319

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