motoboi

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by motoboi 5y ago
Actually running the container is a small part of kubernetes.
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by motoboi 5y ago
You would be amazed by which degree those high importance sites have been targeted to ensure total, complete, and unequivocal destruction.
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by motoboi 5y ago
So crazy to think that at any given time you have thousands of warheads targeting the pentagon so as to obliterate the place. Same to other strategic US and Russian places. I highly recommend the book Command and Control.
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by motoboi 5y ago
The saline solution is basically very harsh to bacteria and other microbes. Besides that, UV cleaning is typically used on those kind of floating tanks.
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by motoboi 5y ago
To me is the contrary. Writing by hand slows me down. Typing is a direct connection between my ideias and the text. Typing actually helps me think better.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Microsoft is not a person. And, by its size, is not a single entity with homogeneous values and procedures. You interacted with one part of Microsoft, maybe we are seeing the works of another part.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Azure CLI is absolutely insanely bad. Google CLI is great. Aws is trying to get better. GUI on the three sites is awful.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Yeah. I don’t think ls and has support to IAM yet.
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by motoboi 5y ago
There is an API for GPT-3. GitHub copilot uses Codex, a descendent of GPT-3.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Guys, you only need some wavelengths for your mega stove house for you galactic museum of amazing planetary flora anomalies.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I love GCP so much because of their ssh login infrastructure. It’s just beautiful. The cli is gorgeous, the web gui is terrible.
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by motoboi 5y ago
The problem with such accomplished and genius people is that when they talk about what they did, it feels too much. Guess what: it is much.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I think a better metaphor to gun control is "trying to make physics illegal". This is because you can ban people from buying guns. But you certainly won't be able to stop people from creating their own weapons. Obviously too
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by motoboi 5y ago
What a time to be alive.
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by motoboi 5y ago
In that case, it was AWS.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I get your point, but do you realize your clothes are made in china? Sometimes with cotton from Brazil, styled in America on even another country?
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by motoboi 5y ago
McD tastes the same because all ingredients come from the same place. Ever wondered why McDonald’s tastes like cardboard everywhere in the world? That’s why.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Billion dollars accidents will become more and more common because billion dollars ships will become more and more common. Accidents happen, risk management will never end that.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Yes. This is a warm-up routine when I can't focus on my reading. After one or two pages, I feel focused and engaged. One or two times I had to stick with it for longer. Or even in the middle of a reading session, in a very obtuse book.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I have this technique for reading books when I'm not fully concentrated: For every paragraph you read, take note of any idea, comparison or memory you had while reading it. If nothing came, actively ask yourself: what is the author say
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by motoboi 5y ago
It’s not charging to 100% that wears batteries out. It’s storage at 100% that does that. If you charge to 50% and keep it there, it basically last years. If you use your notebook primarily on AC, battery is charged and kept on “storage” unt
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by motoboi 5y ago
Command+space t<Enter> for terminal (at first you’ll have to type “terminal”, but after 10 or so it becomes the first result for “t”). The same for other aplications. You can also, from terminal, do a open -a application_name if you w
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by motoboi 5y ago
His battery is likely worn by recharging cycles. As the computer is being discharged more often.
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by motoboi 5y ago
You know you are old when you start think about younger people ways and solutions as frivolous.
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by motoboi 5y ago
I painstakingly developed a personal script for how to teach people how to split a screen between two chrome tabs. This is amazingly and surprisingly difficult thing to explain over the phone to “normal” (born before computers were prevalen
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by motoboi 5y ago
Given that Stewart Brand is not himself an astronaut I suppose he has zero experience with overview effect and as such, cannot really vouch for the hypothesis that overview effect is similar to psychedelic experiences.
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by motoboi 5y ago
People have no idea how social networks really work. And what makes a successful one. Maybe it’s the font, we just don’t now. Maybe one more character can totally kill Twitter. Better keep the changes to a minimum until you figure out what
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by motoboi 5y ago
We all hate facebook. Ok. No problema. But Facebook is actually trying to help its costumers recover the money lost during the outage. US$ 60 million? Pff. Just ask every executive to skip one executive jet travel per week and they recover
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by motoboi 5y ago
Until someone smashes the "SEND MOAR SERVERS" button.
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by motoboi 5y ago
Destroyed.

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