newprint

11 ms·

91.
by newprint 3y ago
>In this article I will describe the main aspects of Terraform Cloud and what the DIY equivalents for them might look like at the high level, pretending that ready-made tools for that do not exist (they do in fact; I am building one). I
92.
by newprint 3y ago
Awesome, can't wait. \s. I spent a majority of my prof. life writing enterprise level software for US companies, involving outsource. Every single time it was a disaster: large software project for US healthcare insurance company - a d
93.
by newprint 3y ago
Recently, I bought number of shares of AMSL, they are very expensive per share (about $750), but I hope company will do very well in the future.
94.
by newprint 3y ago
> At the end of the call she casually mentioned that they’d send over a link to a build that I could install and play with. This guy is straight-up idiot. He straight-up installed an executable from a shady sources into his main machine
95.
by newprint 3y ago
Wealth of Nations.....
96.
by newprint 3y ago
You are either doing something completely wrong or I don't know what, but I'm ran/running extremely large enterprise applications in fortune ~50 company & smaller companies in .Net Core on Linux with no issues since 2017.
97.
by newprint 3y ago
Given a fact just today a news came out that CH bank been caught hiding billions in assets from IRS, I think you have your answer.
98.
by newprint 3y ago
> AI is not a living being that has been primed by billions of years of evolution to participate in the battle for the survival of the fittest, as animals are, and as we are. It is math – code – computers, built by people, owned by peopl
99.
by newprint 3y ago
Should Adobe, Corel, SideFx and bunch of other software companies close the doors in the next 6-12m as well? I mean, who needs them, since all the graphic designers are gone. Fuck, they all can go and dig trenches in LA and SF.
100.
by newprint 3y ago
WTF I just read ? What ?
101.
by newprint 3y ago
lol, this is great. Thank you for sharing.
102.
by newprint 3y ago
LiquidPiston been featured many times and it always feels like a magical bullet. For some reason my BS meter overshoots. If it is that good, we would already seen it's mass adoption.
103.
by newprint 3y ago
Hitting anything should be registered, let alone people.
104.
by newprint 3y ago
I been keeping up with the FTX. IMO, I've learned nothing new. They employed an old tactic: open network of shell companies to pump money from (foolish) inventors and start wasting customer's $$$ on luxury. The fact that it happen
105.
by newprint 3y ago
You are missing the whole point or ignorant of history: the "average mass" that you are referring to, is what keeps ART going and what keeps traditions. Geniuses and outliers propel ART forward. One doesn't exist without the
106.
by newprint 3y ago
before I've ever seen Durer's work in person, I had impression in my mind, that his works must be in large to medium size format. To my surprise, they were very tiny.
107.
by newprint 3y ago
> Remark. It is easy to prove that zero vector 0 is unique, and that given v ∈ V its additive inverse −v is also unique. I'm sorry, this book is meant for the audience who can read and write proofs. Uniqueness proofs are staple of
108.
by newprint 3y ago
multi-cloud development is so fucking exhausting
109.
by newprint 3y ago
Is it the service that we kept seeing on the news with autonomous cars blocking intersections and emergency vehicles in California ?
110.
by newprint 3y ago
No shit, Sherlock.
111.
by newprint 3y ago
it is a very widespread issue, from buying a car to internet, to restaurants.
112.
by newprint 3y ago
Physical space is the answer. Board is very small.
113.
by newprint 3y ago
LOL, this is from mailgun ?? Mailgun is exposing Spammers ? Mailgun is a "legit" spammer.
114.
by newprint 3y ago
Someone's AWS bill will be huge .....
115.
by newprint 3y ago
I can imagine in the next 10 years, most of the programming will turn into typing something in ChatGPT to create cloud infrastructure and most basic code, in fact, my coworkers already using ChatGPT to create AWS Cloudfare scripts with rela
116.
by newprint 3y ago
Wow, thank you !
117.
by newprint 3y ago
If some of you aren't aware, there was a famous semiconductor company - Fairchild Semiconductor[1], founded by William Shockley, Nobel prize laureate (who got his prize for discovery of transistor effect), that engaged in similar bulls
118.
by newprint 3y ago
ah, yes, how about letting ChatGPT run wild over my PROD DB.
119.
by newprint 3y ago
My exact thought.
120.
by newprint 3y ago
I had to work with them, while they were contractors in orgs I worked for. A Complete shit show and disastrous projects that were nightmare to work on.

More ›