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linuxdude314
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Should probably just stick with the Terraform CDK or Chef if you need this level of expressibility. This is no where near the level of readiness needed to be reliably used in a production environment. Verbose logging is not a reason to intr
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2y ago
The description of AT protocol is just super lacking. I highly recommend reading the actual protocol docs if you’re interested in learning about it and it’s scalability.
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3y ago
This looks like way more work than just using a spreadsheet. Kanban don’t seem like the right abstraction for financial planning. How does this actually prevent budget overrun when nothing is automated? It seems like the data is only accura
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3y ago
This is the way. Even in a zero trust environment, it’s wise to have your cluster endpoints internal to a VPC. Zero trust doesn’t mean no internal network, but rather no internal trusted zone. It’s still a great idea to minimize the “blast
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3y ago
It’s self managed, AWS is hosting it. This may seem like nit picking, but I can assure you confusing your audience will hamper the success of your project if you are aiming for growth.
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3y ago
No, this is not what self hosted means. This is a self managed AWS solution; nothing wrong with that.
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3y ago
You don’t suspend bizops because you’re selling a business. That sounds like a great way to cause your biz to not sell at all.
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3y ago
This is specifically about eInk displays. They do not suffer from the problem you are describing. Generally this is solved by displaying more than one image and rotating between images on a time interval.
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3y ago
You’re so close! This is the problem with reviews in general. Anything in the middle of the bell curve is “unworthy” of a review so only exceptionally bad or good performance is reviewed.
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3y ago
Are you seriously coming down on people in a developing country because of some statistical fairness issue you perceive? It’s not a quid-pro-quo, it’s them asking you to write your honest opinion.
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3y ago
As someone who used to admin a 30PB+ LTO library I love me some tape, but unfortunately it’s not that simple of a value proposition. Bit rot is less of a thing with LTO, but still a thing.. I.e. you will at some point need to update your LT
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3y ago
Cloud archival tier storage is much cheaper than that now. Glacier vaults in S3 are quite affordable these days.
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3y ago
As painful as what you have described may seem, it is the correct path. Workarounds are fine as long as what you’re working around is documented and the business is aware. Without at least trying to raise the issue, you are being “that guy”
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3y ago
Eigenvalues have nothing to do with orthogonality. You are further demonstrating the point that mixing this math language simply creates confusion.
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3y ago
It’s not that hard, 2nd year EE classes at most. Once you learn how to read a data sheet for your MCU or SOC things start to click.
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3y ago
In the case of science and math words are more than just jargon, they have precise meaning. Often jargon contains ambiguity but you can infer a general meaning. With the language of math and science you actually need to read the precise de
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3y ago
Absurd comparison. It’s completely irrational to compare computer hardware is if it’s just some tool. If you don’t need the bandwidth, good for you. The rest of us choose modernity and nice things like, USB-C hard drives, network adapters,
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3y ago
Just use the 120w on both… Of course something that needs 120w isn’t going to be able to be be powered by a 90w supply. This is not a problem. Frankly it sounds like you don’t understand how electricity works. I use the same USB-C GaN charg
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3y ago
No need for cat…
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3y ago
It’s not the core of the application, but it can be the core of the business. For companies that sell API access logs in one form or another are how bills are reconciled and usage metered.
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No, WhatsApp won because it successfully replicated and replaced the SMS experience in the developing world, where the cost of data was dirt cheap in comparison to the cost of a single SMS message. This is why it still has a stronghold as w
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3y ago
Generally speaking I don’t think it is. When people agree with the results for the majority of the corpus but cherry-pick “inaccuracies” to justify their bigotry, that’s what I have a problem with. It sounds like you want to RLHF a model to
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3y ago
Was expecting to see Maxwell’s equations and an actual model of MagSafes magnetism. This is more or less an exploded diagram.
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3y ago
It’s sort of amusing to me how you feel your analysis is more correct than sentence-transformers or whichever embedding algorithm was used. I think to most people it’s pretty obvious you are trying to make the algorithm fit your bias/p
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3y ago
Most vendors refer customers to their compiled releases as support is easier than having everyone compile their own binary. The fact they stated this overtly does come off a little bit strange sounding.
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3y ago
Anyone else find it strange how the author uses CI as a noun? I've never heard anyone refer to a CI platform/system this way before and it sort of strikes me as a red flag. Also the idea of running CI on your laptop seems question
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3y ago
Node count driven infrastructure decisions make little sense. A better approach is to translate business requirements to systems capabilities and evaluate which tool best satisfies those requirements given the other constraints within your
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3y ago
Docker is largely irrelevant in modern container orchestration platforms. Kubernetes dropped docker support as of 1.24 in favor of CRI-O. Docker is just one of many implantations of the Open Container Initiative (OCI) specifications. It’s
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Do you realize you’re providing a very smug criticism about a recently deceased, beloved by many, community member? If the authors earnest blog post strikes you as ego-y maybe stop for a second check your own ego. Your cynical response to s
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In the US, this all comes down to the Reagan era decision to stop funding asylums. The mentally handicapped used to receive treatment, now they are forced onto the street.
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