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by mannyv 2y ago
"Production" is a big word to use for a piece of software. There are different levels of "production ready," depending on what you care about. Some enterprise production questions: * Is it HA? What HA topology is it desi
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by mannyv 2y ago
So I assume it does the back-end as well? I never cared to figure out what parts of SQS are clients-side and server side, but - does SmoothMQ support long polling, batch delivery, visibility timeouts, error handling, and - triggers? Or are
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by mannyv 2y ago
The problem with RADAR on the moon is there's an unknown amount of dust between you and the reflective surface. Apparently cameras also have issues because the lack of atmosphere means everything is high contrast. So basically, you don
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by mannyv 2y ago
I read this and it was one of those worthless CS papers that have a lot of verbiage but totally misses the point. The meat is buried in the middle-end of the document: "By now you can probably see the fundamental philosophical differen
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by mannyv 2y ago
Company is minimizing its costs. News at 11.
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by mannyv 2y ago
When I burned out of software I went into Sales Engineering. Customer & solution focused, and still technical. You need to understand their business and how your product helps them. You could also try being a Solution Architect in the p
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by mannyv 2y ago
No matter how you slice it, a large moving object will do severe damage to a pedestrian or bicyclist. The only car that's safe for pedestrians is the one that isn't moving, which is why pedestrian impact isn't a factor in saf
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by mannyv 2y ago
I have the HD plan, and generally watch upscaled on an ATV 4k. Haven't noticed anything with their encoding at all. When people say "refreshing their browser" it sounds like they're watching on a PC. That's probably
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by mannyv 2y ago
All housing is prefab, at least on the low end.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Our whole backend is queue-based. If it's asynchronous and you don't need a fast response time use a queue. It's easy, reliable, and the queue can drive lambdas. Queues also makes it easier to collect metrics and performance
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by mannyv 2y ago
The Supremes have been on a tear vs administrative judges, so expect this to get swatted down. There are other agencies in the non-compete mix that are better suited to make these sorts of policy decisions. This court would rather have agen
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by mannyv 2y ago
Note that the court didn't decide the case on its merits; they said the parties had a lack of standing.
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by mannyv 2y ago
One other sneaky way to do this is to get the parameters from an AWS RDS instance of Postgres that matches your server and use those. It's general-purpose, but it's a good starting point...and probably much better than the default
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by mannyv 2y ago
You can't put 9 women in a room and get a baby in a month. - project manager adage.
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by mannyv 2y ago
Cruise ships do this. It drove my kids crazy.
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by mannyv 2y ago
How do you enter your other hosts into DNS? Just give them ULAs as well? Or is there a dynamic DNS hostname ipv6 mechanism?
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by mannyv 2y ago
How do you authenticate RA messages? I mean, can anyone just throw RA messages onto the network? This seems like the "rogue DHCP" problem in v4.
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by mannyv 2y ago
How do you run a DNS server when your address isn't technically static? How do clients discover the DNS server in a SLAAC environment?
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by mannyv 2y ago
Guess they didn't want to sacrifice "Of Course I Still Love You" for this test.
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by mannyv 2y ago
An open question is still: how were the attackers able to grab his HTTP traffic? Some CPEs have a cloud Wireshark-like capability for debugging. I'm not sure if those are even on the Cox production firmware images. Usually there's
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by mannyv 2y ago
That's not the kind of vulnerability that would have installed an exploit on their CPE.
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by mannyv 2y ago
The intermittent auth thing in /profilesearch is a sign that they're round-robinning the servers and misconfigured one. Also, it looks like he hit a front-end API that drives the TR-069 backend. Changing the WiFi SSID is a long wa
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by mannyv 2y ago
It's amusing that the placebo effect is so strong that they needed to create a standard that eliminated it. Instead, they should figure out a way to induce it more consistently.
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by mannyv 2y ago
One thing you learn for sure: dealing with the public can suck. There are great people, and there is everyone else. You have to learn to ignore “everyone else” at some level.
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by mannyv 2y ago
From a backend point of view, you will never be able to stop front end people from doing the wrong thing with an API. GraphQL makes it easier for front-end developers to do the wrong thing, which is why they love it.
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by mannyv 2y ago
I guessed it was provisioning or keys. Looks like I was somewhat correct!
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by mannyv 2y ago
Even he has said that calling what he was doing 'singing' would be generous.
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by mannyv 2y ago
I wouldn't call what he does singing given the normal meaning of the phrase.
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by mannyv 2y ago
It's strange that you could actually use these datasets to poison other people's LLMs - since there's no way you could go through everything and vet all the data in the dataset.
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Ask HN: How do you manage your drone videos?
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