luizfelberti

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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Location: São Paulo, Brazil Remote: Yes, but also ok with working on-site Willing to relocate: Yes, and also in the process of getting EU citizenship which might facilitate the process (but no ETA on that yet). I'm also ok with relocat
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Would you rather train text-to-speech technology based on conversations your television eavesdropped on, or with a collaboratively-built open database of voluntarily submitted content? This is the perfect exit for precisely the problem you&
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I don't know what you want this for exactly, so definitely don't use my suggestion for crypto purposes. However... If what you want is just to add some uniform, seemingly random behavior to something (e.g. a game, generate some no
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Probably the fact that S3 is eventually consistent and IO is not immediately visible to other clients? I'd suggest that OP use something like https://aws.amazon.com/fsx/lustre/ if they really need to mount S3
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
> All the apps are in one desktop because there is delay in switching between macOS multiple desktops. Huh, this is a weird one for me. I believe there is a Terminal command to shorten the animation time which I've used, but other t
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Not aware of benchmarks, but specification-wise I consider HTTP2 to be a regression. Sure there are good things about it, and many great enhancements, but the larger mechanic of the protocol (the most important part really) has been signifi
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Just trying it out right now and it already feels like they shot themselves in the foot by forking away from iOS. iOS13 had for the past two weeks fixed one of the biggest annoyances in Apple's horrible keyboard UX: For people like me
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Is AVX512 really an advantage though? Intel is infamous for severely downclocking the processor for these and other AVX/SSE family instructions, to a point where sometimes using them makes the program slower than it would be otherwise,
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Nobody said the downsides were over HTTP. When talking about state sponsored espionage, the glaring downside of HTTPS is PKI and buying into the CA model.
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I would strongly advise against this. For a long time, the only reason ElasticSearch was not the ugly duckling of distributed systems was because MongoDB existed. It does not have a good history at all. There was a time that Elastic even cl
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I'll give a non-orthodox suggestion: ClickHouse You'll need to manage some stuff yourself, and assemble your own dashboards and stuff, so there will be some labor involved. That being said, I doubt it will be more painful than man
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Congratulations on the funding, I've been following the project for a while (your tech blog is great) and am especially fond of the spin-off project Badger[1]. I'd like to ask a few questions and make a few "content requests&
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Google's Open-Source License Compliance Documentation(opensource.google.com)
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I'll read up on that, thanks for pointing these things out. One question though, doesn't CockroachDB also have a holdout period of 250ms (default) when reading across shards, kind of similar to Spanner's 7ms holdout on writes
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I wanted to try it before, but the clock synchronicity thing scares me too much to dare. How do you even keep them in line? What happens if I'm monitoring and see an elevated clock-skew? Can I even do anything or do things just start t
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
The missing answer in there is how to avoid PGP/GnuPG for commit signing. I've asked about this in another similar thread[0] but didn't get a hopeful answer. Everytime I look at git's documentation GPG seems very entrenc
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Maybe Kyle Kingsbury (aka @aphyr) is the person you are looking for? https://jepsen.io/services#consulting
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
Well yes, signing every commit is useless. He did not however, at any point during that exchange, express the idea that commit signing is a useless activity. And that is what I was referring to. Currently Git seems to be very much integra
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I've mostly been able to avoid PGP, but one workflow that I haven't been able to find a decent alternative for it Git commit signing. Does anyone know good alternatives in this space?
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Understandable RayTracing in 256 lines of bare C++(github.com)
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by luizfelberti 7y ago
I agree with this, but from a different angle, and possibly different reasons. I don't think we should use boring tech for sake of it. I think we should use boring ideas, and sometimes boring ideas come in new packaging that brings bet