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by nielsole 6y ago
I tend to forget how unthinkable good image recognition was just ten years ago: e.g. https://xkcd.com/1425/
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by nielsole 6y ago
Very next sentence: "Note, we did get a little more complicated and create a SystemD script to launch it at startup. " (So most likely it is rather "systemctl restart app")
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by nielsole 6y ago
Always found ec2instances.info super useful. But found vCPU such a weird unit (that's on AWS of course), as it changes with every CPU generation. So I bought cloudinstances.info. Originally wanted to demystify the vCPU. Never got aroun
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by nielsole 6y ago
I would be more concerned with deliverability. Gitlab email notification now has a Spam score of 6.4 (up from 0.0) in Fastmail
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Gitlab Project Hit by Spambot(gitlab.com)
138 points by nielsole 6y ago|59 comments
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by nielsole 6y ago
"Question: Why only light 2 engines for landing? Any engine failure means loss of vehicle, so you have two single points of failure. Why not light all 3, do the flip, then pick the best two and turn off the other?" "We were t
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by nielsole 6y ago
https://matrix.org/blog/2020/02/01/on-privacy-versus-freedom... Matrix on this topic and their view
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A Story of Short Squeezes and Market Corners(2020)(junto.investments)
1 points by nielsole 6y ago|0 comments
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by nielsole 6y ago
A QA engineer walks into a new bar repeatedly, orders NaN beers, -1 beers and 256 beers. Satisfied they let the first customer in. The customer orders a beer. The bar explodes.
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by nielsole 6y ago
The first time I exited a car of a friend in the US, I literally jumped because the honking caught me off guard.
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by nielsole 6y ago
My guess is that the tormach detects skipped steps in the controller ("sensorless stall detection") So it probably does skip steps, but corrects for it
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by nielsole 6y ago
on the other hand you move a lot faster than one usually does on earths surface
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by nielsole 6y ago
You could use their Finnish dc. (no idea if Finnish laws are any better in this regard)
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by nielsole 6y ago
I guess routers were not able to handle that many packets back in the 90ies when the email was written. So it is no longer a concern
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by nielsole 6y ago
I had my own geotracker running pre-pandemic and it is very nice. When you run this long enough you get very nice heatmaps out of it. (Can't share mine for obvious privacy reasons) They are something very personal, almost worthy puttin
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by nielsole 6y ago
From profile > Engineer at Cloudflare doing video things.
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by nielsole 6y ago
> She supports this project: https://www.trumpaccountability.net Can you back this up with a source?
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by nielsole 6y ago
Also rule based systems / manual decision trees can overfit :)
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by nielsole 6y ago
The client ip is preserved, so 1.2.3.4 is different from 1.2.3.5
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by nielsole 6y ago
No idea what I did wrong, I really thought it was the right subreddit to post it in. :) I have since updated the link to another subreddit.
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by nielsole 6y ago
Imagine the client is actually two machines behind a NAT (corporate network or school) which each open 1 connection. You can even reproduce this easily with two docker containers on the same host and curl using the "--local-port"
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by nielsole 6y ago
> they need to preserve the static public IP that was used on the NLB for the incoming request Even if they did that, to determine which outgoing public IP the packet should go to, they would need to guess based on segment numbers and ac
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by nielsole 6y ago
Collisions can already occur at two connections
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AWS NLBs and the mixed up TCP connections(niels-ole.com)
175 points by nielsole 6y ago|66 comments
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by nielsole 6y ago
* Teleport https://gravitational.com/teleport/
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by nielsole 6y ago
In the three body problem, a computer is created out of 30 million uneducated soldiers that stand in a 6x6km square communicating mostly through flags. 3 soldiers form AND or OR gates. A memory bus is run by cavalry. I am only half way thro
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by nielsole 6y ago
This reads like thinly veiled racism. Replace "weird people" with "superior people" and "West" with "white" and this article leaves a bad taste. > what it doesn’t need, and shouldn’t provoke, is id
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by nielsole 6y ago
not vertically at least. the memory usage for indexing has room for improvement. If I read the pprofs correctly, every scrape interval and every remote write allocates huge amounts of memory which is only cleaned up on garbage collection. Y
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by nielsole 6y ago
Nginx configuration is bound to its workers. When you reload nginx new workers are created(and start responding to new connections) and the old ones are drained. The draining finishes when the last connection is finished or a timeout is rea
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by nielsole 6y ago
Downvoted you. Someone may be despicable, but that is no reason to dehumanize them.

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