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by nunez 3mo ago
This is really interesting. I wonder if etcd can benefit from this as it uses Raft for consensus and split-brain can be a problem depending on how its setup (usually when a Kubernetes control plane is initialized).
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by nunez 4mo ago
I've been asked to find bugs in PRs during interviews, even!
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by nunez 4mo ago
The problem with this is that so many diffs created by AI are gigantic. Thousands and thousands of lines of code, per PR. Of course this is fine if AI is creating, reviewing AND merging, but it's an exercise in futiliy for human review
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by nunez 4mo ago
Before the PR is cut, before the PR is sent to review (so that time isn't wasted on low-valuw bugs and problems --- engineers are expensive!), pre-merge and pre-release.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Forums were popular when they were the only option for "social" media on the Internet. Much of that conversation moved into semi-private spaces like Facebook and Discord, and Reddit, by and large, rewards short, quippy, and throw
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by nunez 4mo ago
> Starting today, AI-generated music will not be monetizable. HECK YES, TIDAL!!!!!! This is exactly the right move. I only read the first half of this policy, and I absolutely love it. I hope Apple Music follows suit. (I don't trust
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by nunez 4mo ago
Many schools have proctored and internet-restricted testing centers. They are mostly for students with IEPs though.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Loads of jobs where this is expected: sales, education, hospitality, definitely the entertainment industry, etc.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Teachers have it the worst. For many of them, there is no way to do the job right without bringing work home and being available after hours. Tech sales can be just as bad. This is more understandable, but if customers didn't work outs
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by nunez 4mo ago
Getting a separate phone and phone number for work has been one of the biggest quality of life improvements for my work life balance. It's a small change in the macro, but doing this enabled me to (a) choose the device I want, (b) keep
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by nunez 4mo ago
AirPods update while charging in their case and paired with an xOS device. You'll need to make sure that they never connect with an Apple product to "version pin" them.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Wild that they had to pay >€1500 to have documents notarized. This costs USD$25 here in the US and can be done online (not sure if incorporation documents count).
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by nunez 4mo ago
Here's to hoping that they don't pull a CyberTruck and decide "you know what? $79000 US seems like the right price."
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by nunez 4mo ago
> And then... Transformer "art". It is some of the worst drek I've seen. I smell it a mile away. Hating that every third or fourth ad now is AI-generated. So much worse than what entry-level graphic designers can put out w
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by nunez 4mo ago
Not really.
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by nunez 4mo ago
rising tides lift all boats school wasn't compulsory for most of human history. private schooling was the norm, and private school, like now, was very expensive. as a result, most people worked physical jobs and gained limited skills b
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by nunez 4mo ago
The author hit the nail on the head with this piece. I purchased bone conduction headphones this year to serve as sleep headphones that work with my custom molded earplugs for sleeping. The headphones work as intended for this purpose, but
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by nunez 4mo ago
Luxury apartments are BS. Lived in one. Slightly above builder grade materials, stainless steel appliances (that are still cheap), Pelotons in the gym and Starbucks in the main area are cool, but the walls are still thin and shit still bre
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by nunez 4mo ago
And, like cars, our federal/state governments are lighting astronomical amounts of cash to subsidize the infrastructure that makes them operate at the scale they currently operate at. Just one more ~~lane~~ datacenter, bro. That'l
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by nunez 4mo ago
can't come fast enough this tech is unsustainable by design
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by nunez 4mo ago
Spend a few minutes on the teacher subreddits: /r/teachers and /r/professors, specifically. AI has been a disaster for student outcomes and educator performance, more or less across the board. It should be banned in educ
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by nunez 4mo ago
Disagree. I have gripes with my country right now, but it's impossible to ignore how much easier to make and save a lot of money here in the US compared to other places. First, it's so easy to start a business in the US. $1000 (ma
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by nunez 4mo ago
Hoarding at scale, but with money instead of gnomes.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Except AirBnB _does_ make money off of those scam listings.
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by nunez 4mo ago
> He doesn’t own a car and takes public transportation in New York City. Mr. Newmark gets it! I hope he's as nice in person as he comes off in this article.
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by nunez 4mo ago
iOS Mail app still undefeated 19 years later
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by nunez 4mo ago
There was no second product. vSphere was in a league of its own.
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by nunez 4mo ago
OpenShift Virt is way more than Kubevirt.
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by nunez 4mo ago
And metal instances are MEGA slow to start and stop.
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by nunez 4mo ago
Kubernetes + Kata would have helped with scaling here, I think.

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