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snizovtsev
19d ago
You can exercise it against regular, non-Glacier S3. Same flow; the only difference is that you skip one attribute on upload and one request/wait step on download.
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19d ago
I'm polishing my backup system right now, and found that `tar | zstd | gpg` plus a small vibe-coded wrapper is pretty much all I need. GNU tar has its own incremental index via `--listed-incremental=FILE`. Unlike Borg or Restic, which
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6mo ago
Not really. FPGAs run some simple proven strategies, but hardware guys can't keep up with how fast quants iterate on new strategies - so CPUs stay relevant.
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1y ago
I started working on this feature about a month ago: https://github.com/snizovtsev/tmux (it's in early experiments, not ready for a try). Luckily tmux has a well-established "control mode" protocol desig
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2y ago
Most likely gas stations will have to buy these systems to keep their business running.
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2y ago
No, it will be "somehow working solution for case A" and "somehow working solution for case B" but not together.
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2y ago
Yes, but it was expected. It's like prioritising code readability over performance everywhere but the hot path. Earlier in my career, I managed to use Zopfli once to compress gigabytes of PNG assets into a fast in-memory database suppo
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2y ago
I think half of Tofino's complexity was in their compiler. So it may inspire new hardware vendors to reuse it in some contexts.
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2y ago
Optimal in theory but totally uncookable.
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2y ago
Lower labor cost and heavily subsidized agriculture.
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3y ago
$999 is for soldered 8GB/256GB crap. Add $400 for 16GB/512GB models.
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3y ago
Living in Russia could be very cheap compared to other countries. If you own a flat and you don't need cars or travel, then it's possible to live a few years just on money saved from your previous software job.
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4y ago
I had to quit in September due to burn out. Given how many better engineers now on market I feel there are no space for me anymore. Now burning my saving money on rent and food and going to commit suicide few months later.
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7y ago
make -p -f/dev/null | grep FEATURES
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7y ago
I think foreign remote employees are much more risky in terms of IT security and law protection. Companies need to take this risk into their business model or develop countermeasures beforehand.
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14y ago
Another online bomberman clone with massive multiplayer from Russians: http://bombermine.ru/