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skrtskrt
2y ago
thank you for reminding me why I don't comment on Hacker News much. 1. Completely misrepresent someone else's perspective 2. Always use an industrialized western perspective as a synonym for what is unequivocally good, without any
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2y ago
when you visit or live among people or parts of society that that essentially never "modernized" in any meaningful way, the only thing they really need is better healthcare. the rest is a load of crap that is just solving problems
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2y ago
Sicily is fertile, but for example much of Calabria is very much not - too rocky/mountainous. The issue is not that there's no fertile land, but the fertile land relative to the population is not a lot in terms of just sustaining
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2y ago
The South being considered an actual part of Italy is a pretty new concept and not completely accepted by either the south or the north. The north is sophisticated, cosmopolitan, industrialized, and has tons of arable farmland and just gene
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2y ago
> There is nothing stopping us from doing the same thing Well what's stopping us is: 1. prioritization of private property ownership over every other possible measure of societal health, people can drag out these projects fighting o
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2y ago
Loki UI in Grafana Explore seems to only select 1000 lines by default for me? Also Loki on the backend splits/parallelizes requests if it can. The Grafana backend Mimir / Loki / Tempo products all appear to be architected pre
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2y ago
yep, with the caveat that you probably don't want to have the backend of whatever log system you use (not exactly sure how Loki does it) to have an index on something as high-cardinality as session id so that query could get slow. But
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2y ago
wow I always thought that Prom UI was just a tacked-on part of alertmanager or something because it’s so rudimentary. In my experience, everyone just uses Grafana Explore since that’s what Grafana was originally purpose-built for and it’s c
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2y ago
Loki is just the backend just like Prometheus is just the backend
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3y ago
yes this is specifically the Tesla charging stations in LA
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3y ago
one of the primary complaints I've seen is the Tesla apps being inaccurate about charger availability - like 4 out of 5 chargers available here! And you show up and they're actually all taken with a huge line of people waiting.
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3y ago
off topic, but how many actual non-extradition countries are there these days (for the US)? Even countries we have strained relationships with will extradite as part of a negotiation when it's convenient for them politically. Russia pr
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3y ago
oh wow thank you for responding! [edited] I'm stupid I needed to override the blocklist entry on AdGuard Home.
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3y ago
SMS is an insecure protocol from the ground up it was never designed for the mass communications it is now used for. It is open, sure but it needs a new open standard to completely replace it, which will take decades because its used for ma
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3y ago
Anyone know what happened to ethicalads.io? Website has been offline for over a month, but founders/engineers seem to be active on LinkedIn & GitHub still
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3y ago
getting supply is super hard right now, DigitalOcean just straight up bought Paperspace to get access to those GPUs. The whole reason Coreweave is on a fat growth trajectory right now is they used their VC money to buy a ton of GPUs at the
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3y ago
Grafana OnCall can be self hosted for free or you can pay $20 a month, and still always have the option to migrate to self hosting if you want to save money
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3y ago
Chick Fil A? Is just another fast food chain, but it has associations with evangelical Christians and funding anti-gay positions. That's your example of a company with a conscience?
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3y ago
nice, thank you!
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3y ago
for now the System76 machines are mostly just rebadged (and corebooted) Clevos. The ones that aren't Clevos are rebadged from other brands. There are endless complaints about their build quality, keyboard plastic warped and peeling off
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3y ago
I don't know how to permalink to my other comment, but my experience is the below: > I got the Z13 as my personal and loved it so much I got the Z16 for work. > I was very displeased with the quality on the X1 Carbon Gen 9 I had
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3y ago
Intel integrated graphics are terrible, so if you're buying a smaller laptop which will usually not have a dedicated graphics card, it's gonna poop itself if you're on a video call while some basic code compilation is happeni
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3y ago
I got the Z13 as my personal and loved it so much I got the Z16 for work. I was very displeased with the quality on the X1 Carbon Gen 9 I had for work before that, felt like a $400 laptop. Just creaky thin plastic everywhere, the click butt
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3y ago
how is this interface insane? It's a list of the behaviors you need to implement if you're rolling your own OTEL Tracer Span implementation, and not using one of the multiple available. In contrast, OpenTracing's interfaces h
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3y ago
Prometheus: metrics collector/databases with a defined metrics format. Many metrics/timeseries databases make an effort to be "Prometheus-compatible" as it was kind of the unofficial standard. OTEL: new open standards wh
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3y ago
since I added OTEL instrumentation to an app, I already easily swapped out the backends from Prometheus and Jaeger to Grafana Mimir and Tempo. The lack of lock-in is fantastic, don't know if I've ever just switched technologies th
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3y ago
I interviewed there and asked about this and they said their coordination server and (and other UI features UI) are almost completely about satisfying very demanding enterprise customers, with one of the major concerns being the performance
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3y ago
I worked there relatively recently. DigitalOcean is organizationally incapable of making anything in-house anymore. I want to blame leadership - and to be clear, leadership sucks - but the problems are pervasive through every layer of the o
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3y ago
I never said I was poor, that's putting words in my mouth. I said I was mid-income (just below the median household income for our area at the time) and that it's the mid-income families that get saddled with tons of debt, and the
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3y ago
I didn't say to give blank checks. I'm just saying that the idea that there's nearly enough need-based aid to cover gaps is a load of BS.
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