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by slyall 6y ago
Canada always comes up in these threads. Last time was 26 days ago. https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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How RISC-V made the Jump from Academia to Industry. A VC perspective [video](youtube.com)
4 points by slyall 6y ago|1 comments
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by slyall 6y ago
This seems to mainly be disigned to work within an organisation. Like Microsoft Teams or Slack It doesn't seem to work for a "common" email use case of contacting random people at other organisations. How would I say contact
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“Why are my tests so slow?” A list of likely suspects and anti-patterns(charity.wtf)
3 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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No emails have leaked from the 2020 election campaigns yet – 2FA may be why(cnbc.com)
1 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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Accurately calculating the number of legal chess positions(github.com)
2 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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by slyall 6y ago
" Some activities superficially familiar to you are merely stupid and should be avoided for your safety, [..] These include: giving your bank account details to the son of the Nigerian Minister of Finance; buying title to bridges [..]
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Microsoft Designing Its Own Chips for Servers, Surface PCs(bloomberg.com)
133 points by slyall 6y ago|129 comments
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by slyall 6y ago
Also both sites use the Glicko rating system rather than a straight ELO https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glicko_rating_system
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by slyall 6y ago
The pricing just for the ingest seems way off. $0.002 for 10,000 metrics might not seem like much by even a simple node_exporter will grab 700 metrics every 15 seconds. Thats $24/month just to ingest the cpu/ram/diskspace dat
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Kubernetes in Production – What we learned in two years(lambda.grofers.com)
2 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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by slyall 6y ago
Way back (probably around 2000) I created a Usenet News message that referenced itself (pretty trivial). Turns out that a bunch of news reading software didn't like this and crashed when it tried to load that newsgroup.
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by slyall 6y ago
It could be that they have left for work early to avoid the traffic. ie if their start time is 9am then they could leave at 8am and take an hour, or leave at 7:30am, take 30 minutes and then spend an hour in their car reading. Plenty of fir
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by slyall 6y ago
So only one version of "Joe" and "Jo" or "Matthew" and "Mathew" ? I think this will happen right after the US adopts Metric Time.
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by slyall 6y ago
Does that include spaces and dashes? No "Billy Bob" or "Sue-Ellen" ? Plenty of people already have these names ( Beyoncé to pick somebody famous, born in Texas ). What is your reasoning why they shouldn't be allowed
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by slyall 6y ago
You allocate time and money to making it a priority. You need to have multi-day tickets with fluffy names like "review resource usage on login system" and give people time to work through them. If you are talking about saving mone
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by slyall 6y ago
It isn't just one domain. Big companies can have hundreds or thousands. Having a few percent of these with another vendor means you have to have additional bills (and get those through accounts), logins and the like.
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by slyall 6y ago
Route53 seem to have some weird gaps. For instance .nz (New Zealand) originally only allowed people to register 3rd level domains ( like company.co.nz or network.net.nz ). This changed in 2015 and you can now register 2lds like company.nz o
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by slyall 6y ago
Summary (for those not logged into AWS) Original Request from Feb 22, 2017. AWS person says it has been added as a feature request but no ETA. Occasional updates since then with people requesting and AWS saying "No ETA".
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AI Camera's Ball-Tracking Fail - Mistakes Referee's Bald Head for Ball(iflscience.com)
2 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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Loki 2.0 released: Transform logs as you query them, & set up alerts within Loki(grafana.com)
2 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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Aim for Operability, Not SRE as a Cult(stevesmith.tech)
41 points by slyall 6y ago|12 comments
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by slyall 6y ago
I use it. I just have it as a pinned tab which I save the odd page to (probably 2-3 per week). Ocassionally use it to search for stuff. Like the other thread here says this site has suffered some neglect. I had a bug that latest 2 years (no
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by slyall 6y ago
I posted this back when we hit 1400000000 in 2014 [1]: --- Openldap got hit by the billennium bug. I remember because we told our Noc to keep an eye open (Sunday afternoon where we were) and we started getting alerts that all LDAP replicati
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by slyall 6y ago
If you don't use video then it'll be plenty. Plenty of people get their TV the old-fashioned way but still want fast Internet. Looking at pricing for Spark (one of the largerproviders). [1] For each of the fibre speed plans you ca
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by slyall 6y ago
Well in New Zealand we used to charge-per-byte but as things got cheaper this has largely gone away. Some of the cheaper how fibre accounts have something like a 100G/month limit but I guess it isn't worth the trouble to charge ev
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by slyall 6y ago
Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career by Scott Young https://www.amazon.com/Ultralearning-Master-Outsmart-Competi...
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings on Netflix, Hollywood and the Future of Streaming(nytimes.com)
3 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments
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by slyall 6y ago
The "Mongo DB is Web Scale" video just turned 10 years old. I'm pretty sure that was a big factor in MongoDB not being taken seriously by many people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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Analysing 1 million Commits: The 2020 Linux Kernel History Report(linuxfoundation.org)
1 points by slyall 6y ago|0 comments

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