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by raghava 6y ago
This is also the time that th underprivileged would get exploited more. Work permit/visa holders will see an increase in workload (with a "work-more-or-eff-off" note, along with possibly a paycut too) Even pay negotiations on
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by raghava 6y ago
> This is looking 2001-dot-com-crash bad, but much, much faster. "fail fast; fail often" seems ominously dark for the circumstance.
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by raghava 6y ago
> Wouldn't be ethical, but wouldn't be surprised if some companies took advantage of the situation. I know for the fact that few US, Indian firms with offices in India are just using this as an excuse to trim their workforce, e
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USB-type-C-condom-USB-cybersecurity(needgap.com)
2 points by raghava 6y ago|0 comments
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by raghava 6y ago
Brilliant! Now, I know that there are many companies that force people to be on with a live video feed, and that many don't really like it. How about recording a 3-min clip and playing that in an infinite loop - creating a fake feed (r
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by raghava 7y ago
Oh, spot instances to save lives! There is also https://covid19-hpc-consortium.org/ COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium Members: a lot of universities, federal agencies, NASA, US DoE, IBM, Amazon Web Servi
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by raghava 7y ago
As an engineer, I am finding i very difficult to decide on things like capability/modularity boundaries, layering constraints etc w.r.t architectural decisions for a B2B, cloud native, SaaS software solution. No matter what resource I
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by raghava 7y ago
Is there a method/framework to measure/manage architectural complexity? Please share any pointers you might have!
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Ask HN: Is GCP offering discounts now(COVID19 crisis) owing to demand for cloud?
1 points by raghava 7y ago|0 comments
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by raghava 7y ago
https://github.com/project-alice-assistant/ProjectAlice#proj...
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by raghava 7y ago
Neat project! I was hoping of building a similar one using a simple LCD [ https://robu.in/product/3-5-touch-screen-lcd-raspberry-pi/ ] display, with a way to even showcase urgency/priority - and list at least n
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by raghava 7y ago
Be warned about the whole DisplayLink display driver drama though. Go for one with ports doing both Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C. Docks that use DisplayLink drivers for video are absolute junk on Windows and Linux both. Am actually switching to
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by raghava 7y ago
Came here excited to see an operational spreadsheet program on Shakti ( https://shakti.org.in/ ) :) More excited to discover ShaktiDB! Curious to know how this relates to kona! [ https://github.com/kevinlawl
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by raghava 7y ago
> Many times three web servers and a load balancer are exactly what you need. May be, just may be, they want k8s not to create value but to develop/enrich resumes - in order to signal that they are smart and can do complex stuff.
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Weaknesses of the Hacker Personality (2003) [catb-jargonfile]
2 points by raghava 7y ago|0 comments
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by raghava 7y ago
>> resume building Exactly. Every developer is always running a build-resume thread in his mind at the background, which drives choices many a times. But why does it happen? May be, there's no way for the developer to claim the v
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by raghava 7y ago
This looks like a very funny patent, which would apply to pretty much any software - a database, file store - pretty much anything. Does one need to bother about these? Genuinely curious, hence asking for comments! Thanks!
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System and method patent- deletion of data in a remote computing platform – 2013(patft.uspto.gov)
2 points by raghava 7y ago|1 comments
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by raghava 7y ago
Clickable link for the paper: https://mickens.seas.harvard.edu/files/mickens/files/alto.pd...
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Alto: Lightweight-vms-using-virtualization-aware-managed-runtimes(2018)
3 points by raghava 7y ago|1 comments
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by raghava 7y ago
>> As I've seen it said, Erlang is Smalltalk done right. I was just listening to this today morning, where I heard Joe mention in the podcast something similar on those lines (though I believe he even mentioned about prolog+concu
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by raghava 7y ago
It is coming from NASSCOM, which is a lobbying arm. Value bloat is what people want, and NASSCOM does just that. Take that news with loads of salt.
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by raghava 7y ago
status check: Tue Oct 22 22:50:22 UTC 2019 DNS resolution to AWS S3 and RDS is still buggy on other providers (DigitalOcean, etc as well) https://status.digitalocean.com/incidents/1z3kmlvz69v6 https://devel
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by raghava 7y ago
Someone should point him to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21228693 too. Their ESCloud is yet another unit. :D Also, based on the previous in incident regarding search guard copying xpack code, I am guessing that ther
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by raghava 7y ago
I don't use bonsai but had a detailed conversation with their tech a while ago, they seemed really sharp and tuned on customer success. Not really sure how it is now though
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by raghava 7y ago
bat (just a better cat) nl pigz parallel bc paste ministat httpie nc GUI: stellarium, conky There are definitely more. These are what I could remember now.
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by raghava 7y ago
Neat. But would this not build dependency on s3s versioning and make it hard for getting this portable across other clouds?
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by raghava 7y ago
In the current era, who are the non-tech people? Almost everyone uses a smartphone and a computing device. I have never been able to understand this "non tech" part all too well. One who could operate a phone and open a browser an
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by raghava 7y ago
Thanks, this is useful.
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by raghava 7y ago
Yup. This is certainly one problem that we are dealing with. JIRA - so that non-tech folks can be on-board. Documentation is virtually non-existent - even though there's wiki on git. git for DVCS, but done in a haphazard way. Bug track

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