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by redwood 6mo ago
How does the scale? For example if I were to have hundreds or thousands of concurrent agents running with some parts of their data pulled out of shared state and other parts custom to that particular agent run and I wanted all of this to be
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by redwood 6mo ago
All of this sums up why trust and risk concerns are so important. For example if you put your money into a bank in a country that might not exist tomorrow you might wish you had instead put your money into Chase, depending on what events en
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by redwood 6mo ago
One of the key reasons that college campuses no longer talk about Tibet and certainly don't talk about Taiwan or dare I even mention the Uygers or anything else mainland China related is of course that Chinese influence is a 10,000 pou
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by redwood 6mo ago
People scale postgres by horizontally sharding it at the app-tier, and end up reducing its query capabilities to a glorified K/V store... They do this routinely and think it's normal. Then they use other things like Cassandra or C
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by redwood 6mo ago
Agree wholeheartedly but I worry some will read this and go all in the opposite. The key point is that humility helps make you free. Couple that with not being a slave to frugality and you can live without as much guilt and without a much r
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by redwood 6mo ago
Let's be honest there's an order of magnitude or more higher throughput volume of PR jitter and new repo bloat which makes this look like a viral digital native at scale.. couple that with being owned by one of the most scale imma
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by redwood 6mo ago
Scaling the backend database for these services across multiple cloud providers has got to be extremely difficult
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by redwood 6mo ago
If the Chinese take on the burden of maintaining the free flow of shipping through the Gulf by stepping up as one of the key beneficiaries of said shipping that would simply be an appropriate burden sharing mechanism in my view.
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by redwood 6mo ago
Do you mean Chinese military vessels? Or do you mean oil tankers? Oil tankers don't require you to shoot you simply commandeer. If China were to involve its Navy in opening the straight that's exactly what Good outcome could look
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by redwood 6mo ago
This is a population that absolutely despises their government. At least a very large percentage are in that category. I think you misunderstand the reality on the ground
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by redwood 6mo ago
I think you underestimate the impact of a blockade on Iran's ports... Iran (and China) can maintain this posture for ballpark a month or so more before economic mayhem leads to another popular uprising. Time is in the US's hands u
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by redwood 6mo ago
Guessing the sheer volume of pull requests related to AI code jitter is leading to instability of this Microsoft product.
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by redwood 6mo ago
Sounds very questionable, like boiler room is trying to do a pump n dump. I would not believe these rumors until we hear reputable sources outside of forum speculation
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by redwood 6mo ago
Watching the hive mind of the industry go almost overnight from inVision to Figma shows there's just no mote in this segment... people can leave just as quickly as they came, have no loyalty, and are all about fashion and vibes.
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by redwood 6mo ago
Indeed I just figured out how to view them. Wow. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Michael_O._Rabin&...
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by redwood 6mo ago
Wow hadn't heard of him https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisha_Netanyahu
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by redwood 6mo ago
I think it cuts both ways because these types of people are the ones who can wield this technology as a Swiss army knife to do really interesting things and in fact if they can build on top of their own peers' collective toil then they
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by redwood 6mo ago
Really cool to combine the visual exploration of the aggregate data with the query browser experience!
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by redwood 6mo ago
Sounds like he means the methods that they used to use to advertise to find customers online have broken
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by redwood 6mo ago
What seems to be getting lost in the noise on this topic is that security has always been about security in depth and mitigating controls, in other words applied paranoia. There are always threat vectors and we're seeing a change in th
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by redwood 6mo ago
It'd be useful to understnad the nature of that logical separation: for example is data from different tenants stored on disk using different encryption keys? what about in memory? or perhaps there's no encryption-level isolation
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by redwood 7mo ago
Latinos (~20% of the military) plus the very military-forward Italian and Polish American communities plus countless others... what a ridiculous statement
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by redwood 7mo ago
A Straussian comment. Not unexpected sadly.
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Earthquake 4.9 in Bay Area Santa Cruz mtns(earthquake.usgs.gov)
6 points by redwood 7mo ago|0 comments
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by redwood 7mo ago
The EU should have attacked Iran the moment Iran started providing defensive assistance to Russia. Initially it wasn't know how that they gave them but explicit shipments of drones. That would have been the moment to pounds but of cour
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by redwood 7mo ago
I wonder if they got moved to Azure in 2019?
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by redwood 7mo ago
I have heard numerous people make this assertion when every single wargaming exercise has always predicted the closing of the straight. I don't understand where this is coming from. When you say Iran is looking stronger I think you mea
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by redwood 7mo ago
They have put all of their resources into military technology over the last 30 years and now much of that is destroyed or degraded. They have lost their deterrence and the lawn will continue to be mowed if they do decide to attempt to rebui
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by redwood 7mo ago
To continue the metaphor, there are some that are comfortable having a hornet's nest in their bedroom and others that will take the initiative to remove it
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by redwood 7mo ago
There was no way you go to war with Iran without oil prices rising and the straits closing temporarily. So you had a choice: be permanently deterred or take action and bear the pain. Sure Europe would like to avoid that pain for obvious rea

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