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by pm90 1y ago
afaik they have a tiered service architecture, where tier 1 services are allowed to rely on tier 0 services but not vice-versa, and have a bunch of reliability guarantees on tier 0 services that are higher than tier 1. It is kinda cool that
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by pm90 1y ago
Well, that just means that secondhand evs might cater to people who could not or don’t want to shell out a lot of money for new EVs. As the battery tech and service infrastructure matures we probably will see less of this though.
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by pm90 1y ago
Github is no longer a trusted nor a reliable platform. Moving at least the oss stack to atproto (or any other open network) is an excellent way to safeguard it against Big Tech, Government censorship etc. Love to see this.
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by pm90 1y ago
Doubt this will happen. Coal production in the US has plummeted, coal mines and infrastructure is not coming back. At best they would import cheap coal (but maybe not with tarrifs?) but even that would require sizable capex in ports… its ju
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by pm90 1y ago
> Sam says they do have a (as yet secret) plan, but gives no clues of where a huge cash injection might come from Probably the most telling statement. I genuinely think this man is a fraud. He is clearly conning investors and keeping the
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by pm90 1y ago
buy them with what? capital he borrowed from them?
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by pm90 1y ago
Literally every other company has a conversational chatbot ( eg Gemini). Theres nothing sticky about chatgpt; if they raise prices users will immediately switch to another chatbot.
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by pm90 1y ago
To summarize: * questionable demand for AI products make the DC investments risky (makes sense) * DCs being built in “remote” areas with cheap land may become obsolete/replaced by other DCs making use of said cheap land (questionable;
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by pm90 1y ago
I haven’t been keeping up but is there still hype over full mesh like istio/linkerd? Ive seen it tried in a couple of places but didn’t work super well; the last place couldn’t because datadog apparently bills sidecar containers as add
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by pm90 1y ago
It’s a terrifying experiment in hollowing out the civil service. At some point a critical mass of Federal workers may be lost which brings the entire machinery of the Federal Government to a standstill. It’s also not clear how to recover fr
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by pm90 1y ago
What this shows quite clearly is that petrostates have too much money and power. Its astonishing how many crucial sectors of the American economy have significant Gulf investment; and may soon be completely controlled by them. The only rati
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by pm90 1y ago
If you’re gonna cut science funding on a massive scale, scientists will become activists.
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by pm90 1y ago
More likely that the companies that institute this will hemorrhage talent that is offered a better deal by competitors. 996 works because the supply of Engineers is quite high in China.
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by pm90 1y ago
Someone mentioned Artifactory; but its honestly not needed. I would very highly recommend an architecture where you build everything into a docker image and push it to an internal container registry (like ecr; all public clouds have one) fo
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by pm90 1y ago
> Work on the nearly completed Revolution Wind project for Rhode Island and Connecticut has been paused since Aug. 22 when the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a stop-work order for what it said were national security concerns. T
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by pm90 1y ago
There isn’t a rational argument for this policy. Trump has an irrational hatred of wind energy in particular. His minions are implementing his commands.
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by pm90 1y ago
You can’t be a boomtown forever. Seattle is a beautiful city; very desirable to live. Im sure it will be just fine.
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by pm90 1y ago
Federal agents are 100% bound by State laws. Unless there is a Federal law that overturns the state law, Federal agents absolutely have to obey.
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by pm90 1y ago
Barr wasn’t cancelled by threats from the Government.
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by pm90 1y ago
As much as I hate Meta, I have to admit that live demos are hard, and if they go wrong we should have a little more grace towards the folks that do them. I would not want to live in a world where everything is pre-recorded/digitally al
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by pm90 1y ago
Fwiw i don’t have a facebook/instagram account (have whatsapp) and am still able to use all functionality in my Meta Rayban glasses. I struggled with this question too. Unfortunately our current system doesn’t make it easy for startups
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by pm90 1y ago
Seems like Apple should get the wristband tech so people can type on their watches.
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by pm90 1y ago
This is very cool; It seems likely to be the next step in human computer interaction. I could see Meta (or someone else) adding cellular features and a small screen to the wristband and getting rid of a phone entirely.
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by pm90 1y ago
I really hope that Apple is working on this. It seems like they have at least some of the framework through the Vision; if they fire that team/abandom this software its gonna be a huge mistake.
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by pm90 1y ago
I do see them being recognized more and sometimes banned (eg i saw a video of a strip club stopping someone with those glasses from entering). But otherwise… meh? We already know everyone around us is carrying incredibly high powered camera
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by pm90 1y ago
you're right its 3, updated message
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by pm90 1y ago
If you're living in the US: please consider getting the vaccine, ragardless of your age. It was covered by my (rather shitty) health insurance. It consists of just 2 (EDIT: 3 for adults!) doses. It is recommended for both Males and Fem
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by pm90 1y ago
Throw into the mix any immigration concerns and you have a perfect cocktail for stress :) Something seems really off about this system. At least in tech, I see a lot of open recs and hiring. Im even seeing some teams struggle to fill open r
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by pm90 1y ago
Transportation is required for daily life for almost all Americans. Gun ownership isn’t. If it were upto me, we wouldn’t have such a car dependent culture. It is absolutely possible to invest in public transportation/multimodal transpo
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by pm90 1y ago
Why do so many school shootings happen in the US? Often its simply that people who should never have access to lethal firearms are able to get them easily.

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