rdsubhas

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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Are you suggesting he knowlingly convert into a hacker and get prosecuted as a traitor? He exited and correctly disclosed himself as a victim of being unknowingly added. This is exactly what anyone who values the rest of their life should d
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
This, and they actually invested heavily into building Nord Stream 2 from 2011 onwards. Nord Stream 2 never delivered any gas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nord_Stream_2
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
> This title is misleading though - where it tries to state that DeepSeek only focuses on research and not revenue. That's not what the title says though. It says "research over revenue" not only research no revenue. I fou
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Sometimes I truly wonder how the US is so far ahead in innovation and efficiency. This is unthinkable, how many hours of driving to and fro + this queue each day. Here I am, in Germany, my kid goes to school by himself since second grade. M
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Indeed, you are right. The title is clickbait. I'll edit.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
EDIT:::: The title submitted (End of support) is a bit misleading. It's set to April 2027. I've left my original message here for brevity. Not all of it is valid, but some is. Super bizarre. We're a large Opsgenie customer. T
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Reminds me of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protein_toxicity aka rabbit starvation / protein toxicity
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
~Thrice. Airpods.~ Edit: Airpods also has a majority market share, so probably it's not the third in this list.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Ah, this looks to be my favorite "non-management" bullshit game: Put stickies of words like "People" "Process" "Love" "Care" "Profitability" "Quality" and so on, pick som
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Unfortunately, there is a degree of entitlement in this reply as well. You've assumed they don't know what they're talking about, in fact you assumed they don't even know how to Google.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
It's not "this industry" and it has nothing to do with tech. It's how most business endeavors practically work. Someone wants to start, say, a woodworking service or shop? It's perfectly normal and expected to offer
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
This is a lovely list, thank you. But what's really missing is multi master and high availability. I'm glad to see that partitioning via sharding is covered. IMHO the true limitations of RDBMS are not about usage, but scaling: Mul
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
In my experience, React was an interesting take, but it had certain flawed red-flags that were ignored from the start. I wrote posts about it, but was doomed as a skeptic. The original fundamental premise: let's do one-way binding with
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
The interesting part here is... the Waymo has no reason to. There is no driver. All cameras and sensors are outside. It's just for not freaking out the passenger :)
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
It's legitimate to track entry and exit on national borders though. A tax exception based on entry/exit times is doable and better than constant geo tracking.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
I wouldn't trust the management of this team for anything. They appear totally incompetent in both management and basic half-brain analytical skills. Who in the heck creates a cluster per service per cloud provider, duplicate all the s
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
I'd assume it's the length (in time) of the vibration since the last stop. There may be edge cases where if the train is moving slowly, but overall it's a smart technique.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Automatically drive to a hub specialized for this or a police station?
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
A lease is usually a better choice than a lock. A lease has a time limit. A lock does not. Clearing stale locks manually is a PITA. I still assume, being a Web-scale contract, the lock would be automatically cleared if the browser is restar
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
> The biggest problem with Rails is that people get so glued to the conventions that everything gets shoehorned into a model or controller instead of using a better abstraction. https://speakerdeck.com/cgriego/models
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Yes, and after that, buying back the same stocks at a higher price because there is nothing else to do with fiat currency.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
This issue is vastly aided and exacerberated by the fact that immediately after unskilled laborers land, the first procedure is their passports are seized, and it's made clear they have to please their employer and work themselves to d
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
There are already hundreds of OSI licenses for source code. Just create a couple more for AI, one with training data, one without. Holy grail thinking, finding "the one and only open" license instead of "an open" license
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Firstly, that's a high ask even for operating system software today. Something built for Mac 9 today is not expected to run on Mac OS 15. Demanding that from a cpu is quite the extreme. Secondly, that's like asking cpu to do the j
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
But they now charge $5000 per year subscription fee, and they can demand the car be bought in for some onboarding. People are ready to pay for it and do whatever it takes to make their Tesla dance, so cost is not an excuse really.
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
They make it clear in their post: > Firefox has continued supporting HTTP/2 push as this wasn't too large of an effort until recently. > However in the past few months we've encountered some webcompat bugs only affectin
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Lots of negativity in this thread. Can we take just a bit of time to appreciate this. Thank you Elastic folks!
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Social behaviors are complicated. Yes of course, it's possible to have both pleasantries (hi, how are you, etc) and ask the question in very polite ways (whenever you're free, if I'm not disturbing you, I wanted to check with
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
> The water discovered in the mantle is not in a form familiar to us – it is not liquid, ice, or vapor. Instead, it is trapped inside the molecular structure of the minerals in the mantle rock. IMHO this is not a productive comparison. H
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by rdsubhas 2y ago
Good ideas finally need government backing and adoption to scale and sustain. OSS has been facing tough times since cloud providers like AWS came in. Moves like this will help keep the open source spirit alive. Really proud to see this and

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