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Golang eBPF function tracing (2017)(brendangregg.com)
2 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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by sacheendra 7y ago
I guess it comes to supply and demand. Other countries want US technology and services. They don't want US agricultural products as eluded to in the above thread. Thus, trying to sell stuff others don't want ends up making more no
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Getting Real About Distributed System Reliability (2012)(blog.empathybox.com)
152 points by sacheendra 7y ago|6 comments
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by sacheendra 7y ago
Looking a the source code of their website, they seems to use react for at least part of it.
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The Microservices Reference Architecture from Nginx(nginx.com)
2 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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Gray failure: the Achilles’ heel of cloud-scale systems (2017)(blog.acolyer.org)
2 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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The Global Crisis in Conservatism(economist.com)
20 points by sacheendra 7y ago|13 comments
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Veusz – A Scientific Plotting Package(veusz.github.io)
1 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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High Dynamic Range (HDR) Histogram(hdrhistogram.org)
2 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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How and How Not to Write a Good Systems Paper (1983)(usenix.org)
75 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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by sacheendra 7y ago
I agree that the regulation is not perfect. We can do better to accommodate the needs of enthusiasts. But, in the case of brute regulation, I prefer we err on the side of safety vs enthusiast features. Here in the netherlands, really old ca
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by sacheendra 7y ago
Safety regulations, stricter emissions regulations, drive by wire tech, crash zones and everything else petrolheads don't like about cars make them better for commuters. Even with all these features, the average increase in weight for
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by sacheendra 7y ago
For those use cases where retention is a priority, they maybe better served by bluray discs or tapes. HDDs are being squeezed on both sides. By SSDs for daily use. By discs and tapes for long term storage.
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by sacheendra 7y ago
I'm partial to plotnine ( https://github.com/has2k1/plotnine ). It is an implementation of grammar of graphics in python (like ggplot2). It provides a stateless layer like interface which feels intuitive, and avoids
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by sacheendra 7y ago
Stratos Idreis's team has been working on exactly this. Automatic design of data structures based on workload. Their work has been on HN before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18314555
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by sacheendra 7y ago
Funding their campaign for re-election in the form of ads.
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Civil: A community owned platform for independent journalism(civil.co)
2 points by sacheendra 7y ago|0 comments
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by sacheendra 7y ago
The easiest way to raise "awareness" is making it difficult to do the wrong thing. Or making it very easy to do the right thing. Again, this depends on your environment. Techniques you could use are easy default classifications fo
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by sacheendra 7y ago
Moving from your existing infrastructure to a new infrastructure incurs a cost in both design and implementation. There is also a cost in training existing people on the new infra. Without much info to go as to how the infrastructure is com
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by sacheendra 7y ago
I was speaking in the context of the cloud. If you are using S3, I presume you are using AWS EC2 or other services. Otherwise network egress costs dwarf everything else for most use cases. Except maybe as a repo of database backups.
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by sacheendra 7y ago
Latency I can see. I find it hard to believe S3 has a lower availability than a sata drive. Given that S3 is replicated.
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by sacheendra 7y ago
How is cheap labour where people commit suicide ethical in any way? One of the reasons Chinese companies can manufacture so cheaply is the possibility of IP theft. The west want to pay their poor less to manufacture things cheaply. The Chin
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by sacheendra 8y ago
If the person didn't want the political views to be public, they shouldn't have tried to buy ads about them.
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by sacheendra 8y ago
I wouldn't necessarily say vast number of americans have plenty of experience outside the US. For example, only 42% have a passport. https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2018/01/11/the-sh.
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by sacheendra 8y ago
Unless local governments have the ability to levy significant taxes, the experiment would be unrealistic. The impact of UBI needs to be studied at the societal level, not just the individual level. Who pays the higher taxes, which jobs woul
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by sacheendra 8y ago
3M, Dow, DuPont, Boeing, IBM, J&J, Lockheed, Monsanto, and lot of others on the list do quite innovative stuff. Its the just that failures get publicized by the news cycle as a waste of money and successes do not.
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by sacheendra 8y ago
One of the requirement listed to apply via the author's company is native fluency in English. How do they evaluate that? If it's some test, I am not aware of any test which measures this. If it depends on where you are born? Is th
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by sacheendra 8y ago
This case was about targeted ads for housing, credit cards, etc. You can't target people of a gender or color for such things by law.
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by sacheendra 8y ago
Yes?
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by sacheendra 8y ago
infiniband - The high performance interconnect by Mellanox

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