slt2021

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by slt2021 2y ago
MTA finances are unsustainable if they demand bailout and try to hide it under the label of "congestion pricing". If you look at what CP advocates say: it is all about ecology, emissions, congestion, freeing up the road for cyclis
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by slt2021 2y ago
It is unsustainable to keep squandering taxpayer money and demanding more and more resources with worse and worse results. Private sector would never have allowed it
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by slt2021 2y ago
Does anyone have answer as to why MTA is a financial mess and a single elevator project costs $81 mln[1] ? Congestion pricing seems like a pathetic attempt to squeeze money to fund bloated MTA salaries and bogus overtime[2]. that just eats
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by slt2021 2y ago
libexpat was released in 1998 - the original high perf streaming parser for XML written in C
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by slt2021 2y ago
all solution inevitably evolve as "add another layer of indirection / abstraction" there are costs associated with adding additional layer in regards to maintenance of such layer. easiest way to bring down your entire distrib
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by slt2021 2y ago
encrypted secrets are strictly an improvement over status quo of unencrypted secrets on disk - I dont understand why you make it seem like it is a bad idea? like what is the alternative you propose? storing plaintext secrets on disk and hop
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by slt2021 2y ago
it might be easier to just store and checkout a single decryption key that only devops people know, vs storing hundreds of secrets. while developers can move around their .env file across systems without worrying that they left plaintext se
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by slt2021 2y ago
its not only bombing, it is casual everyday racism towards others that is a problem. same like zionist jews think of themselves as superior to palestinians, same russians think of themselves as superior to Ukrainians and other ex-soviet nat
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by slt2021 2y ago
Hitler and Pol Pot were also humans, yet they did very bad things to other fellow humans. Nobody is denying that ru are humans, we are simply acknowledging that someone did very bad things against principles of humanity, did it deliberately
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by slt2021 2y ago
do you have source for your claim ? Russians are the ones who conducted actual genocides: 1. Ukrainian holodomor - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor 2. Kazakhstan famine - h ttps://en.wikipedia.org&
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by slt2021 2y ago
No, russians are incredibly racists and openly hostile to central asia migrant laborers. Experienced it myself
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by slt2021 2y ago
Afghanistan was relatively open during US and USSR occupations, still radical islamists prevailed. Iran during Shah times was relatively open politically, although it was monarchy. Egypt before the brotherhood took over. Turkey was relative
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by slt2021 2y ago
i lived there, gulf monarchies are financing construction of mosques all over the *stans, and are sending people to "study islam" in ... Pakistan and Bangladesh, where they are radicalized and brainwashed. various conflicts in Cau
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by slt2021 2y ago
really tough choice for a government: violate human rights of opposition or descend into ISIS/afghon
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by slt2021 2y ago
Tajikistan had civil war in 1990s where Islamist radicals were the opposition and wanted to turn TJ into sharia run state. open political system actually makes islam opposition stronger (and easy to influence with $$$ from Gulf monarchies).
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by slt2021 2y ago
can you explain how event driven is getting out of sync? my understanding is that you pipe data change events right into queue, after each and every change, so in theory your application should reflect all changes in near real-time. it will
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by slt2021 2y ago
Kafka is still used heavily, but the barrier is very high. if you are running truly global (as planetary scale) distributed service, and have multiple teams developing independent components then it makes sense.
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by slt2021 2y ago
just an idea: is it possible to code generate Airflow code? since a lot of companies use airflow as ETL orchestrator
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by slt2021 2y ago
i liked the idea of leveraging jupyterlab as server. data engineers/scientists already use jupyter, so this is neat idea. custom extension for jupyterlab is a great way to leverage existing jupyterlab install base: not everyone will be
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by slt2021 2y ago
fully agree with you, mock is a shoehorn to fit unit tests into stateful monoliths with messed up dependencies that cross several stacks and reused in multiple modules. with better separation of concerns and separation of compute from IO on
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by slt2021 2y ago
dont ever run publicly exposed production SSH. If there is vulnerability in your version of ssh, you risk getting pwned.
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by slt2021 2y ago
they dont move on to someone else, they scan entire internet on a regular basis, just like gogle crawls web pages
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by slt2021 2y ago
you would have to re-run script from the beginning - this is not productive in scientific experiments, where you need to re-run certain parts of your code and tune/change parameters, try different things. if your calculation is long ru
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by slt2021 2y ago
There are two ways to run shell commands: 1. Jupyter has terminals feature in addition to notebook (New->Terminal instead of New->Notebook). You can run any number of terminal sessions, they will be persisten like tmix and each open i
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by slt2021 2y ago
Marget wages represent labor supply/demand/productivity dynamics, I dont like it when government starts looking into people’s wages. It is their hard earned money. Government should focus on increasing efficiency, reducing bloat,
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by slt2021 2y ago
I use remote notebook and just connect to it. The key to out of order problem is simple: once a piece of code works - save it in .py module and import it. Very little discipline is required to achieve significant productivity gain. That way
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by slt2021 2y ago
I used to use tmux, but then switched completely jupyter terminals. my browser is my terminal now, and I can easily upload/download files via browser (dont type SCP anymore) with a mouse click, open terminal windows, open Python notebo
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by slt2021 2y ago
Betting is taking on some defined risk with probability of payoff. Insurance is offloading part of the risk to the third-party (Insurance underwriter). For example I can bet on the roulette on the Black. I can also insure(hedge) against Zer
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by slt2021 2y ago
jabber/xmpp is open standard and supports e2e encryption and can be self-hosted, has mobile clients
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by slt2021 2y ago
nice word play for two competing spark execution engines: Photon and Comet. C++ vs Rust, closed-source vs open-source

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