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by mlnj 2y ago
I use it as a job queue. Yes, it has it's cons, but not dealing with another moving piece in the big picture is totally worth it.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Been there, done that. Did Akka; thank goodness that didn't make it to production. GraphQL: Helped in many ways. Hurt in so many too. In production. Everything in Actors: State was everywhere. So much pain. In production. I just use Po
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by mlnj 2y ago
Just storing petabytes of data is not the issue. Managing and querying it reliably is.
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by mlnj 2y ago
'Quotas each day to find targets to kill'. That's a brilliant and sustainable strategy. /s
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by mlnj 2y ago
>Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway. –Andrew Tanenbaum, 1981 I've always loved that quote.
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by mlnj 3y ago
Uber's global revenue was $22.5B in just the year 2023. This class action lawsuit has been dragging on since 2019. I completely get the 'regulatory capture' aspect everyone is supporting Uber for but breaking laws and regulat
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by mlnj 3y ago
Exactly. There should be additional penalties each time a parent entity operates this way across regions. Right now 180M is just the cost of doing business in a country for Uber. There is less incentive to not operate illegally for other pl
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by mlnj 3y ago
Exactly. Not everything is throwing large chunks of text to get complex questions answered. I love using the smaller models like Starling LM 7B and Mistral 7B have been enough for many tasks like you mentioned.
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by mlnj 3y ago
Would it not make more sense to use OpenAI LLMs to be hosted away from these device. It would also align with Jony Ive's focus on design over everything else. Yet another data consumption device?
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by mlnj 3y ago
Arc is. And I was a big fan of Edge when it came out as an alternative to Chrome. There's always an arc (pun intended) where the product goes the profit-at-all-costs direction and chooses to exploit it's users (looking at Chrome&
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by mlnj 3y ago
When I have my ad defenses down (no ad blocking, some random browser), I see ads for mobile cases for my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (released in 2012). I guess that was the last set of data points they have against my persona. That's the on
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by mlnj 3y ago
Consistently working as the better browser. Both Chrome and Edge are just hostile towards my browsing experience. Chrome keeps on rolling out new settings to pilfer my browsing data. Edge will just kill all of my settings to anything Micr
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by mlnj 4y ago
Surely the cloud managed solution reduces the amount of custom magic that I have to put into place to keep things running. Everything is standardized & documented. There is a huge community to turn to if help is needed. And very less wo
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by mlnj 5y ago
I guess production fixes will have to wait.
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by mlnj 5y ago
Not sure what you mean by invalid code. This is working code. import { useState } from 'react' function App() { const [count, setCount] = useState({ a: 0 }) return ( <button type="button" onClick
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by mlnj 5y ago
Based on your other replies I think you got it already, but I'll just add it here for the sake of others. Setting a state is assigning the entire state object in this case: setState({ a: 1, b: 2, c: 3 }) The next time i want to
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by mlnj 5y ago
I am using an XPS that i installed Ubuntu on for dev work and I am facing many of the issues mentioned above. Whenever i put the machine to sleep I do a check always assuming the risk that the app states I have, might never be accessible ag
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by mlnj 5y ago
I don't want want anyone to know what I had for dinner last night. It doesn't mean it was something illegal or even out of the ordinary. It is just not anybody's business to know that.
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by mlnj 5y ago
For me when exploring K8s vs Nomad, Nomad looked like a clear choice. That was until I had to get Nomad + Consul running. I found it all really difficult to get running in a satisfactory manner. I never even touched the whole Vault part of
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by mlnj 5y ago
Exactly, an autoscaling cluster of multiple nodes with everything installed in a declarative way with load balancers and service discovery, all ready in about 10 minutes. Wins hands down.
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by mlnj 5y ago
There was some project where one wrote all of that (essentially what Kubernetes does) in like 8k lines of bash script. Brilliant, yes. But there is not way I want any anything similar in my life. I am not the biggest fan of the complexity K
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by mlnj 5y ago
As someone who is fairly new to Python and have lost hundreds of hours on different project in this exact same situation. I've found Dockerized development containers (VS Code Remote Containers) to be a very good solution. Nothing leak
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by mlnj 5y ago
You are trivializing every bit of research and advancement gone into improving search engines in the last 20 years. Please attempt a simple implementation with the methods you describe and see how it performs over even a non trivial amount
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by mlnj 5y ago
>So, those people were jailed for mocking the death of a politician, not for merely saying that cowdung does not cure covid. Again, not illegal to make fun of dead people.
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by mlnj 5y ago
>I saw Jack Dorsey's activity liking tweets critical and mocking the current govt. >but passively liking and expressing your political likings and stance as CEO of twitter is is not cool & ethical. Let's flip the script
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by mlnj 5y ago
> If tomorrow, there is a coordinated rumour mongering going on, leading to riots and deaths, dont you think those who started the rumour be caught? There is a constant stream of misinformation spread via government sources in the countr
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by mlnj 5y ago
And the whole objection is that Twitter is not bowing down to the requests of the government to censor what the government feels should be censored. So the crux of the whole thing is not the censorship but the entity censoring the content.
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by mlnj 5y ago
That is not the topic being talked about. Is Google allowed to filter results on any internal criteria they can come up with? It includes all avenues like political, censorship, fake news, low quality, competitor results etc.
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by mlnj 5y ago
I think it is unfair to compare KinD with an actual Kubernetes cluster which comes with Load Balancers, External IP addresses etc. My Terraform scripts get a HA K3s cluster in Google Cloud VMs in less than 9 minutes, which in my opinion is
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by mlnj 5y ago
StackOverflow too.

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