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by leoqa 3y ago
Every time I try to skip the glue code, it bites me. You need the glue layer to allow for indirection, tight coupling through codegen or reflection will work early on but eventually a dependency will need to be shimmed, proxied or otherwise
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by leoqa 3y ago
In part, I don’t think this is people naively pursuing the moon shot. Rather the incentives and pressures are there to go for the cultural shift. Your investors are pushing you to do it, you can have a lifestyle business that makes you a co
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by leoqa 3y ago
I hate to tell you this but there is a "login" and "password_reset" API on Google.com!
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by leoqa 3y ago
AOL in 2023
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by leoqa 3y ago
Why was this posted? Everyone who gets a clearance knows of DCSA.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Yeah I fine tuned a model 2 years ago but it was a big pain and performance didn’t get better than 85%
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by leoqa 3y ago
Asking because I’m lazy: if I need to transcribe audio in real-time, is there a state of the art model I can plug into?
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by leoqa 3y ago
I’m in between: I think of protoc and grpc bindings, or old school Go generics.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Yes but he didn’t die by typing in his keyboard. Our impact is transient, no one is irreplaceable.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Temporal is a pretty complicated system. It has sharding built in, stores the entire activity history and runs multiple queues for timers and events. I’m a big fan (worked at Uber) but it’s definitely not just postgres with a few indices.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Are there any successful security firms? They all seem to be burning money.
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by leoqa 3y ago
The nuance is a) what happens to existing equity stakeholders and b) does the bailout have to be repaid. If the answer is nothing and no, then it’s a bailout philosophically. If the existing investors get diluted then they’re in part paying
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by leoqa 3y ago
I’d like to get a few more rounds of counter strike in if I can
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by leoqa 3y ago
The same is true for operations, if your business scales using humans you should avoid complicated tooling until you have product market fit. An old CEO curbed my enthusiasm by telling me “businesses are built on excel” and he was right.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Frank in succession
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by leoqa 3y ago
It’s quite similar mechanically to this blog post about Uber’s policy framework: https://www.uber.com/blog/attribute-based-access-control-at-... . We have an additional scaling dimension though, as our permission model
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by leoqa 3y ago
I’ve watched y’all’s Papers We Love talk about Zanzibar and have recommended authzed to organizations bootstrapping permission modeling. It’s been awhile, is the gist that Spanner’s coordinated clocks allow tighter consensus (i.e. faster wr
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by leoqa 3y ago
My intuition is that offering this as a service you’re targeting business logic that can handle 25ms authz. We’re on the core path in a latency sensitive industry, and end up running many permissions checks at various layers for a single ap
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by leoqa 3y ago
I suspect most business logic can handle 25ms for authz and that’s the right trade off. I think Google’s Zanzibar is also centralized but leverages extreme caching to get lower latencies? I work on an IAM system that is sub-ms p99 for our a
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by leoqa 3y ago
Can you just swap to a bigger breaker if the cable is sized properly?
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by leoqa 3y ago
I had a similar experience, got up sold on more frequent cleanings and they always found something to iterate on. I took their offer once to fill a “potential infection” and then recognized the pattern. They probably legitimately think the
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by leoqa 3y ago
“.. the same digital DNA as the Tor browser and the chat app Signal” - what kind of lazy journalism is this. No specifics on the protocol?
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by leoqa 3y ago
Thanks for making this. I’ve been a subscriber for awhile now and have advocated it’s usage to coworkers, family and even a Chase financial planner who had a lamer version that took minutes to rerun.
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by leoqa 3y ago
I’m pretty sure this is a felony. I’m not against the spirit but want to warn others that you could get slapped.
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by leoqa 3y ago
If that happens just jump the low voltage to your wires. Most heat pump setups have two inputs: on/off and heat/cool via the reversing valve.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Perhaps your game is bad? Encouraging folks to gamble on their enjoyment seems like a losing strategy- instead make a compelling game?
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by leoqa 3y ago
It’s not. We have functioning institutions that generally perform well over long periods of time. People respect the rule of law and there is an expectation of justice. Spend time in Honduras or Brazil to see what low trust looks like.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Very interesting, thank you. I’m taking a law class at a local community college and have a research paper due next week- I think this is going to be my topic.
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by leoqa 3y ago
Society isn’t a system we can reason about in absolutes. The spirit of the law says that you can’t tell “fire!” in a crowded building, I think we collectively agree that there are limitations on free speech and we’re fortunate to let the co
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by leoqa 3y ago
It must be hard for you if your idea of free expression requires absolutely no limits. I personally think it’s a bad faith argument and you’re not actually interested in reducing radicalization.

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