lars_francke

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by lars_francke 2y ago
Wind energy is dispatchable. "Redispatch". Around here the wind turbines are turned off all the time when there's too much energy. The wind farm operators are compensated for that. Solar is not as trivial which is why batteri
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by lars_francke 2y ago
X.ai used to be a service similar to calendly. I still mourn its shutdown and, seeing this, had hoped that it is resurrected :(
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by lars_francke 2y ago
I can attest to that. Am using Ultimate and everything works and gets regular updates. That includes Rust and web development. I have been a happy paying customer for 10+ years.
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by lars_francke 2y ago
Exactly, yes.
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by lars_francke 2y ago
I contacted support to opt out.. Here is the answer. "Hi there, Thank you for reaching out to Slack support. Your opt-out request has been completed. For clarity, Slack has platform-level machine learning models for things like channel
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by lars_francke 2y ago
Arc being such a generic term it'd be helpful to include a link or explanation what that is.
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by lars_francke 2y ago
It is not so much an elite squad as more a bunch of people willing to spend the entrance fee and to commit their time. The exact requirements depend on the country you're in though. So if that is your only concern but you are willing t
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by lars_francke 2y ago
You present one possible outcome but it is far from certain. Another possible scenario is that companies investing in these principles will be way ahead when similar regulation will pop up _everywhere_ else. You also present your opinion as
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by lars_francke 2y ago
In case anyone is interested: The EU did publish the draft "standardization request" recently https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/58974 This is the request which will allow the three european standar
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by lars_francke 2y ago
But this is not a private matter. The costs of poor cybersecurity are born mostly not by the people producing the "bad" software but by their consumers. In the end we have law enforcement dealing with ransomware attacks, cybercrim
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by lars_francke 2y ago
"Hyped" is not the word I'd use. Most of us are or were concerned and it took a lot of long meetings to even move "us" out of the category of "software manufacturer" and into a new category of "stewar
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Not OP but even setting up an AWS Account is a roughly hundred step process. Root account, IAM Accounts, I just tried using CLIv2 which asked me to set up something called Identity center first? Billing is complicated, setting up looking an
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Not even to e.g. something from the Apache Foundation? Or Eclipse? Or CNCF?
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Clarifying questions if the initial prompt was unclear. I'd love it. I regularly try to add something along the lines of "please ask clarifying questions if you could only give a generic or partial response otherwise" but so
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Can you explain the difference?
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by lars_francke 3y ago
I think it's a great feature to have explicit lifecycle for open source projects. Lots of other projects just die silently and/or you are unsure of the status. Here you at least have a chance to revive them if you like as there is
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by lars_francke 3y ago
> almost everything I've ever worked with that was run by the Apache foundation turned out to be semi-abandoned disasterware over time Can you name a few examples?
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by lars_francke 3y ago
We've built a Kubernetes Operator for Apache Superset at Stackable: https://github.com/stackabletech/superset-operator/ It's part of our Open Source Data Platform and it's one of the few open source
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Previous discussions: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39168469 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39160956
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Because you asked for this feedback: Rust
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by lars_francke 3y ago
If you import a product the CRA applies. And I personally think that's a good thing
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by lars_francke 3y ago
> While I have no reason to doubt Daniel's good faith, it's hard to believe that HN users would be tired of LLM-related news. I am, so you can believe it. But: I don't flag things that I'm tired of.
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by lars_francke 3y ago
The CRA still applies as soon as it is first brought onto the EU market. It might just be the distributor or importer having to do some things instead of the manufacturer.
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by lars_francke 3y ago
We do that already, yeah. But they'd like estimates on a lot of issues so they can prioritize better. I believe it's a waste of time though. There is no good solution for this I believe.
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by lars_francke 3y ago
Agreed. We use Kanban and are very happy. We used to not do any estimates but have voices from others asking for them to do better planning of marketing and sales activities. I understand where they are coming from but so far it's most
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by lars_francke 3y ago
To me it seems as if both tools serve a pretty different purpose. Redbean doesn't have authentication or the client SDKs at least.
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by lars_francke 3y ago
> No external dependencies may be used
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by lars_francke 3y ago
That's a good question and I encourage you to join the CISA Working Groups on VEX etc. It is only indirect work but it might help steer things in the right direction. I'm repeating myself but: CVEs are useless. Please don't u
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by lars_francke 3y ago
I have been tangentially involved in the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). I'm more an interested party than a real expert. We recently wrote a document on how we would like to approach our own vulnerability management process. It received a
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by lars_francke 3y ago
I'm not sure if you're replying to the correct thread? All I'm saying is that all CVEs are supposed to be vulnerabilities but not all vulnerabilities have a CVE. So, the name artificially limits the scope of the product. Triv

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