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by slyall 3y ago
I have daycare places 60 metres, 280 metres, 750 metres and 1200m from me. Might be something others I've missed. City of 1.7 million. Probably what you'd call a single-story streetcar suburb with occasional multi-family building.
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by slyall 3y ago
In many places kids are able to walk, bike or take public transit themselves to get around. So parents don't have to spend all their time driving kids between activities.
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by slyall 3y ago
He says: "For instance, if you are pitching a research lab without a specific plan to profitability (e.g. Mistral AI), then YC is not for you. " So does YC fund similar companies [with "better" founders]?
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by slyall 3y ago
So how do the millions who fly each year manage?
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by slyall 3y ago
The "Railways Explained" Youtube channel did a video about the proposals a few days ago. https://youtu.be/KnGjwOCie3c?t=87
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by slyall 3y ago
In many cases the original contracts on the shows didn't anticipate all the later viewing options. So to release the shows in a different format you have to get the actors, writers, music, etc all renegotiated. Hence shows were wiped i
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by slyall 3y ago
As the article states there are not a lot of books on the topic but one I read recently was "Tomorrow’s People: The Future of Humanity in Ten Numbers" by Paul Morland. Review here: https://archive.is/eSzmG
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by slyall 3y ago
While he does feel that he "live[s] in a place where people generally share the same values" some of those values are probably a bit public for a "boring mainstream" company. I'd suggest separate technical/non-
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by slyall 3y ago
Is this really pg's site? " Firefox does not trust this site because it uses a certificate that is not valid for paulgraham.com. "
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by slyall 3y ago
Actually just realized all the examples I was thinking of were BTRFS. Apologies to the ZFS people
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by slyall 3y ago
ext4 is for when you have a simple file system and want something solid. xfs is for when you have a big file system, maybe some some unusual loads but you want stability. zfs is for when you want RAID and snapshots but are prepared to have
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by slyall 3y ago
The real crime is that you left the line about cake till last
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OpenAI Faces $3B Lawsuit Over Alleged Private Data Theft "The defendants are alleged to have conducted widespread web-scraping campaigns, violating various platforms' terms of service as well as state and federal privacy laws...&q
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by slyall 3y ago
Main Blog page is: https://blog.darkmere.gen.nz/ I do a monthly post with very short reviews of [audio]books I've read. Occassional other posts about tech, transport and random stuff. Trying to get out some more shorte
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by slyall 3y ago
So what are you testing for in this interview? Is it: Demonstrate to me you meet our hiring skill level by working on the problem. or: Find the best solution to this problem, get $200k/year
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by slyall 3y ago
The problem is that you misunderstand the question you are asking. When you say "tell me about a time when" you are really saying "Tell me a prepared story about when". In this case the person didn't have a prepared
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LED lights are meant to save energy. They’re creating glaring problems(washingtonpost.com)
19 points by slyall 3y ago|34 comments
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The problem is that a lot of the time the anti-AI people are complaining about the scraping itself. They say things "Downloading Copyright web content without permission" when thats what has been happening for years. As if scrapin
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by slyall 3y ago
Weird to see people get worked up about scraping the web for "AI" when search engine companies have been scraping the web for over 25 years. 99% of the time people's complaints about "permission" and "informati
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by slyall 3y ago
Possibly not. AWS had an outage in Sydney in 2016 where the longer interval available with a battery UPS might have avoided the problem. https://aws.amazon.com/message/4372T8/
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by slyall 3y ago
https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/gqx5l06jjxhp
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by slyall 3y ago
The largest thread here is people saying "deploying mostly meant getting my jar file or whatever running on some ec2 instance" and talking about manually setting up ec2 instances and each team somehow copying them into production.
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by slyall 3y ago
The loki logging software takes advantage of how fast grepping is. Instead of have a big index that lets you locate the exact line you are looking for it has a much small index of tags. The tags ( something like env=prod, app=auth ) will na
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by slyall 3y ago
It is more a case of people who only use facebook and not any other sites. All this means is that they will no longer see links to external news articles when they are reading facebook. So effectively they won't see any news.
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6 Reasons You Don't Need an SRE Team(log.andvari.net)
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by slyall 3y ago
That video is from James Hamilton. He does cool stuff at Amazon and has a very nice boat. Occasionally blogs. https://mvdirona.com/jrh/Work/index.html
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by slyall 3y ago
I saw the same. Assume this is why he didn't pass the Google interview :) The calculator he is using defaults to "semi-monthly" which I guess is twice a month. So you can double the money available before expenses which means
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by slyall 3y ago
Any by the same token the best developers have a good understanding of Ops. Often these will be the Senior ones and in some cases they built the platform before Ops people were hired. But plenty of developers only have a vague picture of wh
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by slyall 3y ago
As somebody who does a job like this almost none of it involves writing software. 90% of what you write will be terraform and ansible. The remaining will be 20-50 line bash/python scripts. Reading code, understanding building and deplo
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by slyall 3y ago
Every single "devops" post on HN ends up the same. About half of the comments are people saying their there exact definition of "devops" is the one true one ( Handed down from Heaven by Patrick) and if people followed th

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