skullone

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by skullone 2mo ago
Yawn. Databricks and their half baked overly expensive platform.
32.
by skullone 2mo ago
Are you just ai? You make the least intelligible points ever
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by skullone 2mo ago
Sibelious crashed sibelious crashed SIBELIOUS CRASHED
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by skullone 2mo ago
Possibly to balance the hours on elevator banks. Common in buildings to leave some out of the cycle, since elevator maintenance can be a year out to schedule. Probably much worse out at sea
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by skullone 2mo ago
Why is this shit even on HN
36.
by skullone 2mo ago
There is no discussion on this post. It's AI spam to sell more AI spam
37.
by skullone 2mo ago
If you find AI generated content that is so devoid of anything actionable or useful to be interesting, sheeeeeesh. The bar is so low anymore
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by skullone 2mo ago
Yah this is just garbage blog spam
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by skullone 2mo ago
Both can be true!
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by skullone 2mo ago
It is not snarky, it's the truth. Suspending the constitution within 100 miles of every port of entry? Nah son, the government can conduct their petty investigations with a warrant and proper digital forensics if they want to search yo
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by skullone 2mo ago
Maybe digital forensics shouldn't be handled by barely highschool graduates at a busy border crossing
42.
by skullone 3mo ago
Goodness. I wish I had a cameraphone in the 90s. There were tons of data centers, IT rooms, telco, labs, meetme rooms, sewers, all done at the seat of your pants.
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by skullone 3mo ago
tl;dr
44.
by skullone 3mo ago
DBAs write software to do this too. You think DBAs are just clicking around in some gui? Hate to break it to you, but every field has done leaps and bounds over the decades too. SWEs can certainly "learn the trade" as a DBA can
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by skullone 3mo ago
DBAs in orgs who resource their data teams indeed do constant validation of recovery. I know many DBAs who are in more demand than ever due to the rise of managed databases. If you don't need a DBA, you aren't at a scale or maturi
46.
by skullone 3mo ago
Besides a data cap in some areas, it's not really metered, not a variable bill like water or electricity if you wfh
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by skullone 3mo ago
Comcast is a poor example, and a wizard asking "do you game, you need 1Gb!". Lol
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by skullone 3mo ago
Now you have lots of DBs all probably operating inefficiently with only periodic recovery testing. This is the stuff DBAs do every day, and you're "hasn't happened to us... yet". You'll be just another lesson somed
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by skullone 3mo ago
Jellyfin works great. Supports my 7.1 Atmos setup with the right media even, very slick, no issues
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by skullone 3mo ago
I've been shocked how many homes, even new, come with inadequate or no ventilation on kitchens. Or some decorative hood 12 feet up that is really just a fan not exhausting outside in the first place. I can't believe anyone would
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by skullone 3mo ago
Couldn't they front a pump with a macerator?
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by skullone 3mo ago
I have no idea how it got so bad either. Even manufacturing must be a pain with such odd designs. Their cars are just a pit to work on, non replaceable ball joints, have to buy the entire lower control arm, a $5 repair turns into $500. It&
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by skullone 3mo ago
I've given up on LG and Samsung appliances. This includes TVs, all electronics too. They are simply the worst products to live with. They break frequently, hard to find parts for, even harder to fix if you even manage to find the par
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by skullone 3mo ago
Holy shit. I thought the bullet splashes were CGI. I'm even more impressed that they were real practical effects, that is indeed nextfuckinglevel
55.
by skullone 3mo ago
There's a billion lead acid batteries out there which are conceivably infinitely recyclable
56.
by skullone 3mo ago
Wait till you find out where food comes from! (I mean, meat, not embryos)
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by skullone 4mo ago
This made me dumber even reading. I hate this timeline
58.
by skullone 4mo ago
The early videos of their lab results looked a big enough scam that I couldn't believe people were buying the hype.
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by skullone 4mo ago
The Mars colonies would never choose independence!
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by skullone 4mo ago
This could have been so much worse if a big tsunami was triggered though. Thankful the shaking didn't generate one

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