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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Because of the distributed nature of usage, it's likely the disaster will be distributed too - affecting a larger amount of people in many different places. The author points that out with already existing examples like the mass debt c
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
You are approaching things from software development perspective of "what's the worst that can happen? I rollback". In the topic discussed, you cannot rollback. While you might have a reasonable suspicion that changing the ti
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
That's a dangerous mis-information. You are reporting on deaths from measles (and others), but not cases. Both went down, but cases much less than deaths. Measles also cause other issues than death - weak immune system, blindness, and
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
What happens if your study clearly hurts people? What happens if your study clearly helps people? You find out in the first few weeks, what do you do? How do you ensure you collected enough of a sample of a general population to make your s
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Expectations of care are higher, treatments are much more specialized, and therefore more expensive. More importantly, as a commercial system, the pockets of UHG and others need to be lined up much more. (It is a common misnomer that doctor
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
The name is misleading since it's not a EU led project, they mention it 'should be'. I expect many more projects like this popping up, due to the current geopolitical environment
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Of course they do
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Sicker patients get emergency treatment in the hospital in the afternoon while healthier ones in the morning in the clinic
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
I find Clickhouse fascinating, really good, and also really tough to run. It's a non-linear memory hog. It probably needs 32GB RAM for basics to run, otherwise it will OOM on minimal amount of data. That said, it won't "OOM&q
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Lua tetris in HAProxy? Interesting.
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
AFAIK haproxy does not charge their users increased fees for legacy TLS. You would be shocked how much legacy software there is, requiring TLS 1.0. Not saying that is a good thing, just a reality…
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Yes
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
Wow that was actually accurate
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The State of SSL Stacks(haproxy.com)
17 points by owenthejumper 1y ago|1 comments
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by owenthejumper 1y ago
OpenSSL 3.x has serious performance problems — and nobody seems to be fixing them. On modern hardware, it suffers major slowdowns (in some cases up to 99% vs 1.1.1) due to heavy locking. Performance is critical to our team, so we needed to
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
I "love" how the interviewer keeps conflating intelligence with "Hey OpenAI will make $100b"
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The Design of Compact Elastic Binary Trees (Cebtree)(wtarreau.blogspot.com)
4 points by owenthejumper 2y ago|0 comments
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
It's the 2003 of OWASP right now, but in AI
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
They would be better of making simple predictions, instead of proposing that in less than 2 years from now, the Trump administration will provide a UBI to all American citizens. That, and frequently talking about the wise president controll
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
And they'd happily build it for you! I wonder if Palantir is over shooting here. The European (and UK) nations are clearly reconsidering any investments with US companies.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
It's not really "big tech slavery", cmon. A large majority of bots on the internet try to fake their User Agent to pretend to be someone else. Unfortunately, your browser does the same. When they compare your browsers signatu
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
The corruption in the new administration is no longer covert, so Google figured it should be an easy deal.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
So you answered the question right? You are blaming CF yet your change is causing CF to detect you as an untrusted browser. Not their fault.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
No it is not. Proton mail won't stop Putin from knocking on the next door after Ukraine.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
HAProxy supports HTTP/3. Should be mentioned.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
Without spoilers...what a disappointing article. This feels like it should have been a long read, and yet, the article ends just as it started, with no explanation, investigation, or conclusion.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
Feels like you shouldn't be using $20 of credits to produce non functional code. I use Aider chat with Claude and my sessions are much smaller. You need to ask it much smaller tasks and work incrementally.
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
What's the business model? It's a extension that's MIT licensed, yet it has a company and a VC behind it. Sounds like a rug pull waiting to happen
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
HAProxy Technologies | Director of Risk, Governance and Compliance | Remote (US or EMEA) | Full-time We are HAProxy Technologies, the company behind the HAProxy Open Source Load Balancer. We are hiring a Director of GRC to help us with our
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by owenthejumper 2y ago
Tried their SaaS the day they launched and it was definitely very interesting

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