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by ragall 2y ago
Tariff can simply mean "fee". Don't be so proud of your ignorance.
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by ragall 2y ago
Yes,that is OK. It's still much cheaper than the alternatives.
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by ragall 2y ago
In other words, you have fully reserved compute. That's the way to avoid surprises, but certainly not the way to minimize costs for a large company.
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by ragall 2y ago
> Thats why market does NOT want it. What market are you talking about ?
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by ragall 2y ago
In an enterprise environment, I'd like a networking solution that allows me to run an app on my own office workstation and expose it as a service to some part of the company at an SLO that can be reasonably be guaranteed with a worksta
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by ragall 2y ago
BLUF is bad, it's precisely a technique borne in the the world of newspaper publishing for writing catchy articles (what is now called clickbait). Classical philosophical writing is the exact opposite: start with some problems, elabora
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by ragall 2y ago
The real lesson here should be that source code shouldn't be stored in a text format, but in a well-defined strict binary format that stores the parse tree directly, which completely eliminates the need for formatters.
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by ragall 2y ago
One rarely really needs that.
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by ragall 3y ago
> Then why are virtually all browser engines, high-performance games, and video codecs written in C++? Path dependence. There are only two lineages of widely used browsers today: Chromium/Webkit (coming from Konqueror, initial relea
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by ragall 3y ago
You must be reading code on punch cards.
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by ragall 3y ago
The Huawei P10+, released in 2017, has very good Leica optics, on par with much newer iPhone or Galaxy devices. https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_p10_plus-8515.php
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by ragall 3y ago
> What world are you living in that corporations actively want their employees to work slowly or to have too many employees? Many companies are risk-averse and prefer predictability to performance. They therefore often choose slow and ou
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by ragall 3y ago
I found an old thread where you said you said "K8S fixes many many serious issues in Borg that are mostly unfixable at this point (I worked on Borg for many years), it's better in many ways" I would be very interested in hear
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by ragall 3y ago
It would be nice if AWS finally stated that we can only count on EC2, but that Fargate and Cloudwatch are not supported any more and could be subject to outages.
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by ragall 3y ago
It is financially unfeasible for most middle class households to pass down their homes to their children due to the estate tax kicking on assets over 100,000 eur. Inheritance tax for children caps at 20%. That's hardly "un
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by ragall 3y ago
Legally speaking, ESA is not in Europe and is not obliged to follow any nation's law.
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by ragall 3y ago
Someone should read the fine article: ESA is one of the world’s leading space exploration organizations and one of the few that is international in scope, representing 22 member states. Contrary to a common misconception, ESA is not par
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by ragall 3y ago
A SPA can track the mouse cursor, as well as stealing form content that was left unsubmitted.
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by ragall 4y ago
You call that "powerful", I'd call it a nightmare.
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by ragall 4y ago
No because consent is required for it to be on in the first place.
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Prodspec and Annealing: Google's Internal Infrastructure-as-Code(usenix.org)
1 points by ragall 5y ago|0 comments
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by ragall 5y ago
The QPX infra can source data from the airlines themselves so that's not the issue. Ryanair and Easyjet don't want to give their data to Google.
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by ragall 5y ago
There isn't a dedicated team because it's not a business product, but internally it's considered very important because it essentially allows power users to beta test our backend. For that reason alone it will be kept around
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by ragall 6y ago
ATS has linear types.
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by ragall 6y ago
I'm a Googler and I agree with him: most of what Google does is to spy on people under the guise of "organizing the world's information". It's creepy and hopefully user tracking together with behavioral ads will soo
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by ragall 7y ago
How good is the Dual-SIM support ? Seeing the P20 Pro on that list is very promising.
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by ragall 8y ago
The attitude of many is strangely feudal: "I (potential contributor) offer my fealty (using your code) to you (author), and in exchange you owe me protection (features)." These people are under the impression that authors ought to
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by ragall 8y ago
I'm very curious to see if this stands in court, since "consulting" can be considered similar to repairing and there are laws in many countries that restrict a manufacturer's right to limit repairs and who performs them.
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by ragall 11y ago
Because I'm interested in package managers in general, and I'd like them to improve across operating systems. And I am a seasoned(9 years) veteran of several Linux distributions.
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by ragall 11y ago
It's not always that easy, I've found myself having to go to a place with high-bandwidth internet to fetch stuff, and being able to stay there only a few minutes. Or before boarding a plane(you don't really want to pay for in

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