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FinOps for AI: per-commit cost attribution
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The Inverse Cognitive Maneuver: Team size as product strategy
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7mo ago
This article ties together research from Brooks, Ringelmann, Dunbar, Cowan, and a Harvard meta-analysis of 142 empirical studies to explain why. The "10-slot budget" is deliberately approximate - a reasoning tool, not a law of phy
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7mo ago
You should be able to rotate the certificate on the device; this is not a major technical challenge.
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What keeps IoT devices running for a decade
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7mo ago
Author here. Spent a decade deploying IIoT: sensors, gateways, fleet management across industrial sites. These are the patterns that consistently separate systems still running from ones that got scrapped. Happy to answer questions.
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8mo ago
API Gateway is great for unified security, rate-limiting, audit, etc. Those are real technical wins. But "reduces coordination overhead"? No. You've just moved the coordination to the Gateway team. Patterns don't fix org
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8mo ago
https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/company-news/amazon-layoffs... here not paywalled original source Don't worry, everything will be replaced with Amazon Q
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8mo ago
cargo works because rust was young enough to be opinionated. try that with npm and enjoy your mass exodus to the next thing that will also betray you "but bun!" — faster shovel, same hole
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8mo ago
RISC-V is speedrunning ARM's history. ARM spent decades going from embedded to phones to servers. RISC-V is doing the same arc in fast-forward. High-performance boards like this matter even if you'll never buy one. Server adoption
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The manufacturing paranoia is justified. I've seen IIoT setups where the contract manufacturer had full firmware access during flashing. TPM or not, if your CM has the keys at production time, you've just moved the trust boundary.
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8mo ago
Pi 5 pricing gets harder to justify when you add up the extras. 8GB board + active cooler + good SD card + case + power supply = $150+ easily. Used 1L mini PCs (EliteDesk, ThinkCentre Tiny, etc.) with i5-8400T/8GB/256GB go for $50