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by potamic 4y ago
It's also more resource efficient, especially for non-production or non-critical workloads. VMs only come in discrete configurations and many times even the smallest one is too big, wasting a lot of resource. When you run thousands of
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by potamic 4y ago
Risk is almost always borne by the merchant or the bank, never the processor.
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by potamic 4y ago
By that logic they should charge by request volume, not by percentage of amount. As a matter of fact, there is no logic in pricing. Sellers will charge what they can get away with, buyers will pay what they can afford. And of course, it is
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by potamic 4y ago
rocksdb, zstd compression, buck build system are also noteworthy that have far reaching impact across the industry.
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by potamic 4y ago
Not sure if you have read the post fully, but they seemed to have created this architecture review meeting precisely to overcome the problems you are talking about. The orgranization wide meeting is a way to make sure everyone sees the RFC,
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by potamic 4y ago
Isn't "it's okay to be white" a sort of a slogan used frequently by extremist groups? Maybe people meant to disagree with the usage and subtext of this expression rather than the literal meaning? That's the problem
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by potamic 4y ago
You mean, a movie?
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by potamic 4y ago
What I find mind blowing is that a bunch of hydrogen atoms in a corner of the universe have somehow gained awareness as to figure out how the universe will come to an end.
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by potamic 4y ago
The problem with normalising things is that it tends to become an expectation. An environment where people are open about their personal well being is challenging for someone who needs privacy. The one who takes unexplained time off risks a
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by potamic 4y ago
That top answer on stackexchange is a pretty thorough explanation. Another perspective to consider is that strategic initiatives almost always incur a cost in the short term. You take a small loss in the short term with the idea that you wi
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by potamic 4y ago
You might appreciate this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERbvKrH-GC4
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by potamic 4y ago
That was a bit hyperbolic tbh, but it's not far fetched to expect about 1% opt-ins from your user base (also considering beta channels are generally opt-out). A more reasonable way to go about this would be to launch this as opt-in fir
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by potamic 4y ago
How good are they at opentelemetry support?
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by potamic 4y ago
Even more so when they claim they don't need to sample more than 16000 reports! Like dude, you can easily find 16000 opting in across millions of users . Hell, if everyone in Google opts in, that is more than a sufficient sample. It&#x
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by potamic 4y ago
What's the difference between leadership and management? You cannot play either role without a good amount of the other. I don't know if you can decouple them completely, but interested to hear from people who have seen this happe
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by potamic 4y ago
I see
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by potamic 4y ago
Reminds me of this classic - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jEBh1VtdT0
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by potamic 4y ago
The other way, does every registered company have a legal right to claim the infinite domains that contain their name somewhere in the middle?
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by potamic 4y ago
What's a good source, for someone who has never used nix, to read about its conceptual model and how it is different from contemporary dependency managers?
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by potamic 4y ago
He's right. The size of your team is a very predominant metric on which managers are rated. It's often a race between managers as to how many teams they can create. There are no checks in place because every manager in the chain o
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by potamic 4y ago
This is something I see so often it boggles the mind. Wealthy, powerful people tend to have fans. Any time there's an accusation against them, there's a bastion of common people who come to their defense, despite being potentially
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by potamic 4y ago
Where do you collect the data from? Accurate sports data is generally hard to come by unless you pay for it.
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by potamic 4y ago
What media? You mean the one owned by the party?
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by potamic 4y ago
Wow, that looks less like a side project with such enterprise customers. What's the background to this, may I ask? Typically such tools tend to get built when faced with problems on the ground and tend to be specific to some niche. But
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by potamic 4y ago
I think it's a fallacy to think everyone must act. The West, being major consumers in the world, has a lot more leverage in this area and also more funds to do so. One of the major contributors to third world emissions is that the west
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by potamic 4y ago
Chinese and Indians don't need convincing, they are well aware. They just don't care. Or perhaps, feel less inclined to action when their first world contemporaries are still enjoying an orders of magnitude greater per-capita emis
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by potamic 4y ago
Wow, so if the cops simply believe in their minds (or claim to believe) that you are going to start a protest, they can arrest you? How is that not scaring the trousers off UK citizens? It is sad to see countries all over the world introduc
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by potamic 4y ago
"Plan to throw one away, you will anyhow" - Fred Brooks
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by potamic 4y ago
Rental cars are meant to be returned, no?
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by potamic 4y ago
How do they account for people who have disabled telemetry? I presume as privacy awareness widens, we will see more and more people disabling telemetry.

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