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latchkey
1y ago
This might not be used in actual computing the way you're thinking, it might be in a network switch or transceiver, and increase speeds and reduce power usage.
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latchkey
1y ago
https://archive.is/PgSHy
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Goodbye Gentle Parenting, Hello 'F–Around and Find Out'
(wsj.com)
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latchkey
1y ago
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latchkey
1y ago
Yes! All built with redundancy in mind. https://etcd.io/docs/v3.3/op-guide/ https://zookeeper.apache.org/doc/r3.9.3/zookeeperStarted.htm... https://developer.hashicorp.co
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latchkey
1y ago
This wasn’t an AWS Secrets Manager example, and yes, there’s a guy named Murphy who wrote a law about this kind of thing.
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latchkey
1y ago
I'm making the argument that I wouldn't rely on an API endpoint to serve up the secrets that enable my application to work. Imagine a network outage or endpoint failure when the app just happens to be redeployed.
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latchkey
1y ago
" https://api.phase.dev " 100% uptime, I'm sure.
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latchkey
1y ago
"In 2023 it's..."
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latchkey
1y ago
Will Prowse is a treasure.
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latchkey
1y ago
Oh, that sounds interesting, source?
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latchkey
1y ago
Having gone through SOC2 and realizing what a literal asinine checkbox it is, comparing yourself to SOC2 probably isn't the flex you think it is.
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latchkey
1y ago
This is amazing and I really appreciate you commenting here, but wow, my gut feeling is that this just feels like a yearly car registration sticker on top of the previous year and then a razor blade cut through it to prevent someone from st
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latchkey
1y ago
Does this include proof of insurance for states that require it?
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latchkey
1y ago
I run an AMD NeoCloud. People are extremely price sensitive and due to the competitive nature of the industry, I'll likely be the one absorbing this increased cost.
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The State of Flash Attention on ROCm
(zdtech.substack.com)
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latchkey
1y ago
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Piles of Used Bedding and Children's Play Sets Left Near DOGE's Old Offices
(wired.com)
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1y ago
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latchkey
1y ago
I recently started using it for a SPA I'm building and quickly realized, I don't care if it's the worst, or not. It works, and it works well. The best part? I can just tell AI what I want, and it spits out exactly what I want
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latchkey
1y ago
If you have funds in a wallet and it is blacklisted, then those funds are locked forever because they can see where the funds move and continue to lock any new wallets they move to. One could argue that's actually kind of a neat featur
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latchkey
1y ago
Coinbase is the counter party. It isn't really "ties to circle", it is that both of them are the CENTRE Consortium. The implied "problem" with USDC isn't depeg, it is this (and who controls it): https:/&#
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latchkey
1y ago
As always, actual price depends on the exchange you use. You're probably looking at coinmarketcap, which sets the price based on the trade pairs. It is always $1.00 on coinbase.
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latchkey
1y ago
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/there-never-was-real-...
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latchkey
1y ago
The interesting thing here is that it was TradFi screwing things up for Crypto... https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/11/stablecoin-usdc-breaks-dolla...
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latchkey
1y ago
I've been keeping a list of features to build into a HN browser extension for years now and this is one of the top items on my list. One of these days I'll get around to it.
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latchkey
1y ago
I still see Gavin working on JEE.
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latchkey
1y ago
On my hardware! =)
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latchkey
1y ago
I wish these guys the best, but I've shifted more and more to Starlink. As long as their is a clear view of the sky, it works exceptionally well and is more than enough bandwidth. Plus, I can easily take it with me anywhere I go, which
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ChatGPT solved a 10 year problem no doctors could figure out
(old.reddit.com)
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1y ago
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latchkey
1y ago
Like what? As far as I can tell, it will solidify its store of value.
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latchkey
1y ago
It’s a solid store of value. One can borrow against that held BTC, and as it appreciates over time, the loan-to-value ratio improves, without having to do anything. Also avoids capital gains taxes since you're not spending it.
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latchkey
1y ago
Mimestream user here: I can command-tab to an application.
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