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by otterley 7mo ago
For those who didn't know what TUF means (like me), I think they're referring to The Update Framework ( https://theupdateframework.io ).
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by otterley 7mo ago
What, in your view, is a better solution?
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by otterley 7mo ago
Can you elaborate? Why do you believe that motivated threat hunters won’t continue to analyze and find threats in new versions of open source software in the first week after release?
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by otterley 7mo ago
All software that’s popular has hundreds or thousands of issues filed against it. It’s not an objective indication of anything other than people having issues to report and a willingness and ability to report the issue. It doesn’t mean ever
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by otterley 7mo ago
What do you base that on? Threat researchers (and their automated agents) will still keep analyzing new releases as soon as they’re published.
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by otterley 7mo ago
Small startups in California (where many, if not the majority, of tech startups are headquartered) do just fine without enforceable non-compete agreements. It's also already unlawful to steal another company's assets when you leav
817.
by otterley 7mo ago
Why wait until 2027, instead of making it effective immediately?
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by otterley 7mo ago
Sorry xe :(
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by otterley 7mo ago
Do you ever answer questions directly? Feels like you’re not engaging in good faith, but would rather argue for arguments’ sake and try to “win” through any means other than substantive contribution. To ask why Republicans won’t participate
820.
by otterley 7mo ago
Then why are you even participating in the discussion? You can’t have your cake and eat it, too. Don’t enter a ring if you can’t take a punch.
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by otterley 7mo ago
You’re right that that’s the default state. However, Congress could have set things up such that the fees would pass through to TSA’s budget (i.e. earmarked) but chose not to.
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by otterley 7mo ago
Thanks!
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by otterley 7mo ago
Would you mind answering the question, please, instead of embarking on a side quest?
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by otterley 7mo ago
Why won’t Republicans agree to the reforms? Seems like a pretty reasonable ask from the Democrats to restore law enforcement norms that reflect a civil society.
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by otterley 7mo ago
I don’t even understand why this is an issue, because TSA screening is funded through user fees. There’s a line item of $5.60 per one-way ticket for exactly this that’s separate from airfare and other fees. ( https://www.tsa.gov&#
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by otterley 7mo ago
"jai is free software, brought to you by the Stanford Secure Computer Systems research group and the Future of Digital Currency Initiative" I guess the "Future of Digital Currency Initiative" had to pivot to a more usefu
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by otterley 7mo ago
Hey Martin, can you please work with Product to significantly clarify what is meant by the following language in the settings? Because right now it's nearly impossible for a layperson (or even an average programmer) to understand wha
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by otterley 7mo ago
Love it!
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by otterley 7mo ago
> Finally, regarding the $300k/year cost (which many here seem to be horrified by) - it seems I wasn't clear enough in the blog. 200 pods was not the entire fleet, and it was not statically set. It was a single cluster at peak
830.
by otterley 7mo ago
That’s the story of every early stage startup. Your first customer is the “make or break” customer. Once you’ve “made” it the first time, you then have to continue to “make” it to achieve growth.
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by otterley 7mo ago
This post sponsored by AMD®.
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by otterley 7mo ago
They said in the article that they were running up to 200 pods at a time. Doing some back of the envelope math, 200 pods at $300,000 year is about $0.17/hour, which is exactly what an EC2 c5.xlarge costs per hour (on demand). That has
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by otterley 7mo ago
Those vendors all have DC power supply options, to my knowledge. It’s hardly new; early telco datacenters had DC power rails, since Western Electric switching equipment ran on 48VDC. https://www.nokia.com/bell-labs/publ
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by otterley 7mo ago
DC power has been an option for datacenter equipment since I was a young lad racking and stacking hardware. Cisco, Dell, HPE, IBM, and countless others all had DC supply options. Same with PDUs. What’s old is new again. See e.g. https:&#x2
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by otterley 7mo ago
The definition is at the bottom of this document https://www.fcc.gov/sites/default/files/NSD-Routers0326.pdf ...which in turn refers to https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/ir/2024&#x2F
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by otterley 7mo ago
The code uses Linux's clone3() syscall under the hood: see https://github.com/jer-irl/threadprocs/blob/main/docs/02-imp... The interesting thing is that it's loading existing binaries an
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by otterley 7mo ago
What I’m looking for is an answer from you as it relates to your specific business, not speculation from an advocacy org that can gin up any hypothetical numbers they want. I asked in the start of the thread: how does it impact you , or y
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by otterley 7mo ago
How much is the incremental cost per user?
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by otterley 7mo ago
What outcomes are worse for users that arise out of you offering native apps?
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by otterley 7mo ago
For those of you who believe support for PWAs is critically important: in what way does it impact you? What kind of solution are you providing (or, put another way, what problem are you solving) for customers, and why would a PWA app be bet

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