mikestorrent

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by mikestorrent 2y ago
I think it's a great move. I use Phind daily because I can ask it a question like "hey, what should I use for X" or "how do I connect Y to Z" and with refinement I can hone in on serious answers in ways that I canno
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by mikestorrent 2y ago
Yes - it's one thing to have posted it, another to decide it's a good reason to lose your job over it in a very public way. I suppose he's someone who is talented enough that a competitor won't care about this as a facto
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by mikestorrent 2y ago
Very sane advice. Most folks will already have something for metrics and logs and unless there's ROI on changing it out, why bother?
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by mikestorrent 2y ago
No, code traces are not just metrics; and while you can knit together something approximating traces from metrics, you'll quickly run into the reason why traces are a distinct thing. First, in a distributed system, you'll discover
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by mikestorrent 2y ago
This is the future I want to live in. Bountiful cheap energy is much more attractive than the futures most people write about now, that vary between some sort of managed decline, dystopianism, or other negativity. I hope to see you or your
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by mikestorrent 2y ago
Thanks for answering, appreciated. I suppose I will just hang onto it as an interesting piece of history, though I never thought it would be worth much - more I'm just hoping to find someone out there who wants it for some personal rea
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by mikestorrent 2y ago
Exceedingly interesting! Say, I have a board from back in the 80s that you may know about - nobody else I've asked has any idea. It's a "Parallon" ISA card from a company called Human Devices, that has something like 8 N