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nopzor
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nopzor
6y ago
just curious (and i'll admit i'm biased, am co-founder @ grafana labs), what do you find exceedingly complex about setting up and maintaining grafana + loki? both are single binary, and can be run without any dependencies.
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nopzor
7y ago
me too! i'd guess that the per hour operating costs of a super yacht would be similar or higher to the operating costs of an FA-18. i think people like larry ellison would agree. afaik he has a few ex-military jets, including a MIG-29
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nopzor
7y ago
who is the judge of what businesses are important to society?
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nopzor
7y ago
you can’t really write off your gambling loses, you can just use your loses to offset your winnings
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nopzor
7y ago
thanks for the complimentary tip ;) fixed.
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nopzor
7y ago
awesome job by the cortex team! there's a lot of good questions, and some confusion in this thread. here is my view. note: i'm definitely biased; am the co-founder/ceo at grafana labs. - at grafana labs we are huge fans of pr
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nopzor
7y ago
wouldn't 1g of force be the same as they'd be subject to sitting on earth?
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nopzor
7y ago
sorry, when autopilot fails, or when atc calls, or when tcas alarms, or when any one of many other possible “complications” arise,the pilot does not have “minutes” to react. autopilot in aviation requires the pilot to be attentive, and main
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nopzor
7y ago
i don’t disagree with your point, but the level of difficulty in building an airliner and a (even high speed) train is much higher than most people realize.
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nopzor
7y ago
it is an appealing bargain, sadly, if you replace 10k with a more reasonable number
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nopzor
7y ago
when your house goes up by 100k in a year did you “make” 100k?
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nopzor
7y ago
you can wire billions for a 20$ (or less) fee.
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nopzor
7y ago
this is changing as grafana evolves to move into logs in addition to metrics
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nopzor
7y ago
yes exactly.
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nopzor
7y ago
some of the individual tesla stockholders might be bought into the "changing the world" story. but i don't think it's the 'vast majority' as you claim. plus most of tesla is owned by institutional money: pensio
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nopzor
7y ago
are you normalizing for how many fte are in the average household? i'm guessing there are a lot of 2-working-parent households now than there were in 1970. and possibly more working kids still living with their parents too. when you co
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nopzor
7y ago
i agree that it's a paltry amount. however keep in mind that this initial 'good faith' payment by boeing does not in any way limit the rights that the families have to compensation that results from the legal system. the actu
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nopzor
7y ago
> A car like the model 3 will have ~ 1500 kms of range more likely it'll have ~ 700km of range, but only cost half the price!
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nopzor
7y ago
i haven’t looked at the fars in quite a few years, but i’m pretty sure there would be stuff in there that references stuff like pitch stability (which is how i’d define the “hardware problem”), is that not the case? i’m afk atm. i still mai
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nopzor
7y ago
it’s reputation has been destroyed in the international aviation community. which is extremely sad because it was really hard won. classic story of gutting a gov organization, and regulatory capture. i know some really good people at faa an
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nopzor
7y ago
the airplane did not have stable flight characteristics because of its physical design. that’s a hardware problem. MCAS only exists because of that hardware problem. the fact that boeing also did not train or tell pilots about MCAS, in orde
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nopzor
7y ago
thanks for the feedback. there's definitely a lot of validity to what you're saying, for what you describe. grafana has traditionally been used for 'real time dashboarding and analytics' in the IT/devops world. that
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nopzor
7y ago
netflix does not depend on aws to deliver their video bits. they do it themselves based on a big network of core and edge pni and caches. this infra, that netflix has built, in datacenters, is a big competitive advantage. it would be worse
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nopzor
7y ago
netflix pays aws for a very small and non strategic part of their infra. they dont move bits for videos to their users via aws. that would be insane.
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8y ago
I very much agree. I think they’ll kill yt premium. Even if google charges you what an average user is “worth” to them it’s a huge net negative to their business model. The users who will pay are worth a hell of a lot more to advertisers th
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8y ago
Sv is expensive, and id believe it’s the most expensive city in the USA. but definitely not the most expensive place in the world. I think cities like Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo, and others have a higher cost of living. Yes, normalized in
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nopzor
8y ago
A stock only has value (theoretically) because it offers cash flow to owners. that cash flow is created by eg distributions (dividends) or as a result of an acquisition. If a stock will never create cash flow for the owner it theoretically
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nopzor
8y ago
Something we are looking at. Problem is complicated when the query applies time series transformations such as moving averages, where requesting only incremental data can be problematic.
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nopzor
8y ago
Doesn't "devstack" count? If not, why not?
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nopzor
8y ago
practicing how to land an airplane without power is part of a basic private pilots license.
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