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by pyvpx 10mo ago
It’s a nice belief for some but wholly divorced from historical facts and circumstances
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by pyvpx 10mo ago
Derivatives! more popularly known as options (“calls” and “puts”)
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by pyvpx 10mo ago
It is so hopelessly depressing. I was wrapt reading it from start to finish and thoroughly enjoyed it as few recent articles at length have been. And then going to the comments, excitedly no less, to find…this? Jfc :’(
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by pyvpx 1y ago
Not that my memory is ironclad, but I don’t recall any custom IP or even FPGA attempts at Google re: host networking or NICs. Any good search terms I should try to enlighten myself? thanks!
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by pyvpx 1y ago
How, though? Does the TPU team (literally or logically) map to owning IPU h/w successfully? (I miss having these kinds of convos on twitter as networkservice ;)
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by pyvpx 2y ago
no one seriously uses Evo in the way JunOS powers things. they’ve managed to package FreeBSD inside some Linux flavors. it’s wild, imo.
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by pyvpx 2y ago
great tool, clever techniques, surpasses Chrome browser levels of eating memory :(
38.
by pyvpx 2y ago
which federal privacy law were you thinking of?
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by pyvpx 2y ago
this is precisely the kind of shitposting that 10x my understanding of things I don’t fully through…traditional methods
40.
by pyvpx 2y ago
god forbid you learn anything about where your food comes from today
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by pyvpx 2y ago
I would implore you to read anything on the history of unionization.
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by pyvpx 3y ago
the digital nomad visa requires you to have a contract with a company outside greece. while you can establish your own local entity, that’s a different visa process. if you have your own domiciled outside GR and even spring for a “nominee d
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by pyvpx 3y ago
except there is absolutely zero anything on permanent establishment rules. The Greek tax authorities could write one memo saying “hiring a director in Greece does not trigger permanent establishment” and that digital nomad visa program woul
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by pyvpx 3y ago
precisely. this simply inflammatory
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by pyvpx 3y ago
fuck tail latency, as well.
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by pyvpx 3y ago
my snark compensates for the absolute lack of depth of thought in your position. nothing personal — I am simply incredulous at your stance in the face of well…how data and capitalism works, historically.
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by pyvpx 3y ago
you know who owns new cars without nice paint? cybertruck buyers gl;hf
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by pyvpx 3y ago
bird shit caking on a 20 year white toyota corolla has done zip to the paint surface. so, no. you are entirely incorrect. hope you get and enjoy your truck though
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by pyvpx 3y ago
you’re likely thinking of a /24 at that price. most /22 leases (1024 contiguous addresses) is in the neighborhood of 500/m (eur, usd, chf…)
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by pyvpx 3y ago
with what money? what money are the bottom 90% supposed to buy shares with after rent utilities food car note and high APR debt? accessibility is useless without purchasing power
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by pyvpx 3y ago
lend-lease isn’t even lifting a finger to find the hammer. there is more “hammer” droning eastern Africa surreptitiously than direct US force in Ukraine.
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by pyvpx 3y ago
any sovereign state or multinational needs to deal in dollars. and the USG controls that rail. well. call me when you can trade and refine oil purely in bitcoin. no one accepting bitcoin to buy things is holding that bitcoin. I beg every bl
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by pyvpx 3y ago
this assumes USD hegemony is a distant memory. does bitcoin have the largest weapons cache and standing military in the history of humanity? best of luck to your imagined future; but it reads very naive to me.
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by pyvpx 3y ago
history has wonderful guides but unfortunately none of them have “split the atom” in them
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by pyvpx 3y ago
packet sojurn time is bounded by the latency of the GPU memory architecture. which as I understand has the design dial cranked to ten for parallelism and not so much for expediency
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by pyvpx 3y ago
you can’t be racist against white people. the definition of racism centers on power not the tone of dermis. read some different books and open up that independent thinking some.
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by pyvpx 3y ago
you trade a lot of latency to make GPU parallelism work for packet processing/classification. some massively clever work around hiding it — but simply no way to avoid it. thus its a niche solution
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by pyvpx 3y ago
VPP has been publicly available since 2017 or before. it’s incredibly fast and feature-full dropping a packet after processing overhead and/or explicit classification work is a useful benchmark yes
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by pyvpx 3y ago
bad_understanding_of_racism
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by pyvpx 3y ago
try bgp.services

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