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Its great till you have to something custom. Then you realize you have to rewrite your whole stack to grow further. For managers its great because you can hire amebas to operate it, but the moment shit hits the fan you can do nothing beside
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K3s started being super inefficient. Using up to 20% of cpu for idle cluster. A lot of ppl decided to ditch it due to that.
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4y ago
Thats called terraform modules. You dont need to understand what they deploy but dont be surprised that default values will be often not the best for your use case. Managers are long looking for a way to hire cheap labor. Issue us cheap lab
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4y ago
Orchestrations that promise they are “cloud-agnostic” like Kubernetes in fact are also bound to vendor lock-ins due to services they are run on. This makes a pretty sound argument that “cloud-agnostic” solution is never going to be built. I
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4y ago
In case of cloud providers its quite often that Terraform Providers are updated faster by dedicated teams than their own Cloud solutions. Cloudformation or AWS CDK are upgraded slower than providers for example. So this argument is mot.
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They exist and Chinese are building those reactors right now in places with not enough water. Thise reactors are just overall more expensive than the ones using water as coolant. Ps.france reactors were built over 50 years ago.. ofcourse th
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Every grid needs a stable source of electricity. Wind and Solars are not stable sources of electricity. If its not windy -> turbines are useless. If its cloudy -> solars are almost useless. Nuclear Plant on the other hand produces sta
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4y ago
Its stagnant because public opinion has been scared with stories of Fukushima and Chernobyl. Ppl dont understand that we can build reactors that not only can be powered up bu old nuclear waste but also are physically impossible to explode.
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4y ago
TBH to make huge loads of money from 0, you need only two things: - work hard - have ALOT of luck There are thousends of ppl that work hard and have great ideas. Only a fraction of them makes it big.
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This often saves me a lot of time. Not only on finding simple issues but also more complex ones. Self-Review should be advertised more as a clean-code practice in the industry.
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Im at my nth company and I feel lonely because there was almost noone that could follow my speed of thinking. Ive met ppl that could, but they are now either Lead Developers or moved abroad. I dont want either. I want a good team where we b
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> Yes, stable currency would be 100% backed by gold deposits in a known and verifiable storage facility and able to withdrawn at on demand ratio. > None of the things called “real world currencies” meet today this very simple set of c
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Issue for manages is that: - Slackers are a pretty big % of corpo workforce. They are not as useless in the office. - You cannot pressure hard-workers to do even more and more on remote. So the balance is broken. Slackers do fkall and hardw
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Tbh the only thing Im waiting for to make a move on smart-home thingy is.. a good voice assistant. Alexa, Siri etc just dont cut it and are not private assistants. I want Jarvis for personal use.
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> Being generally intelligent and having general problem solving skills is less and less important. TBH looking at how the future is going to look like (no not utopia), those general skills seem to be more and more important on the contr
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It means that competition has ALOT of things to focus on to even be on pair. Tesla on the other hand has to only focus on one thing now.. And none of those companies reached lv5. So my bet would be on company that has the best focus.
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4y ago
If you dont mind the risk you can short. Can earn a lot of money but you have to get a habbit of constantly following the market.
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Noone ever robbed me in 30 years of living in a big Eastern city. On the other hand I was robbed twice in a single day in Paris. Police was watching the dude run away. I wont say his ethnicity.
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This highly depends whether you count Riots as crime or not.
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Ppl have gotten more fearful because things have gotten MORE dengerous, not less..: https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2021/11/3/hld-surge-in-us...
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It may be true OR the world crime rates are increasing, dense population causes violance and ppl are just realistic and want to avoid problems. The later in USA is not hard to see even as a foreigner.
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Self-driving car is not only radar and good model. Tesla has their own battery factories, own mines, own delivery chain, years of experience of actual real world traffic data from all around the world. You have to look at volume, Tesla soon
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If tesla still has issues with self-driving cars and they are like a decade if not more ahead of everyone else. I dont believe this PR stunt.
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Company: “We dont want you to write code, because finding ppl who understand the code is hard, while finding ppl who eat generic pulp is easy”
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Issue right now is that our fall might mean complete fall of human civilisation in next 100 years or so. When Rome fell apart -> nothing much happened. When Bizzantium fell -> nothing much happened. When Nazi Germany fell -> millio
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Well politicians in US grew very fat and very ignorant ppl, so ppl are ignorant and fat. In other countries where politicians care about citizens -> situation is completely different. It all depends on agenda and food you sell to ppl.
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Tbh last 50 years is a constant journey towards the bottom. Institutions that were supposed to lead us - failed us. Earth might be uninhabitable in quite a few places in next 30-50 years. We will have climate refugees everywhere. Civil war
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This example is a borderline case. This means that not only they got hacked but also pip repo they were using. Which means that their provider also did not run any dependency scans. Tho if they fetched that from github open source repo ->
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> Developing countries need not repeat the same mistakes as the developed world. We have better technology and far more options now. They can only do so if we help them. Providing the technology FOR FREE. Human race is slowly outgrowing
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If the application is not exposed to public internet - who cares ? TBH most best practices preach for security by obscurity. If you talk to any good vulnerabilities researcher - they will tell you what to really look out for.
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