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by tgtweak 6y ago
Definitely more detrimental on takeoff than on landing I would think.
782.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Rtings pretty solid too
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Yep. Had a Fujitsu halcyon 18,000btu and you could not tell it was on. Prior to that I had a delonghi "penguino" 13,000btu portable AC (it cascades water over the hot side of the condenser and ejects it out of the exhaust line) wh
784.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Issues as systematic as this often point to poor execution or weak teams in the organization. Reorganizing them to allow for better focus or better alignment (or in many cases just better leadership to a business unit that is struggling) c
785.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Had an issue with my headset after 3 years and they shipped a new one out at no cost to me without any return required.
786.
by tgtweak 6y ago
That's really too bad - my own experience was with a dyson DC21 canister that I bought in 2008 - after 6 years the power head started intermittently turning off while cleaning. They sent an entirely new power head no questions asked.
787.
by tgtweak 6y ago
A few that I go out of my way to recommend: Logitech, Fellows, Dyson and Breville. Each has just straight up sent me a new unit or full replacement part when the previous one failed with no rma or warranty check - none of that nonsense just
788.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Just get a mini split and save yourself a few hundred man hours - this being the engineering equivalent of polishing a turd. Even a poor mini split will outperform these in terms of efficiency and silence - and they can be wired directly to
789.
by tgtweak 6y ago
5 years of running a 200 person company. There is such thing as a constructive reorganization. The original comment read a bit like that of someone who was south of a reorg.
790.
by tgtweak 6y ago
I would say that is untrue. In the case of Intel and their issues as of late, some reorganization at this level will go a long way.
791.
by tgtweak 6y ago
You mean storage efficiency? Seems that unless the aggregation is happening before being stored, it would be unfair to compare influxdb with other databases that are tasked with storing per-record granularity.
792.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Looking for a similar post with APM using opentracing !
793.
by tgtweak 6y ago
:/ how are you green tag?
794.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Or just build a proper Ruby implementation
795.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Pretending Linux can't host or be affected by malware is a pretty ignorant thing for any ciso/cto to do.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Fun fact that doesn't actually pass on pci-dss1 audit. You need a commercial antivirus with active subscription and centralized monitoring of that. Also I'm guessing it's easier for admins of mixed infra to have a single thr
797.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Someone needs to make this for DTV...
798.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Have a look at the ($3000/core) enterprise version of Microsoft SQL server and check the field and row level permissions with full inherited RBAC... It's a feature that has some need in the entreprise world. Ignoring these featur
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by tgtweak 6y ago
In general the fewer technologies you need to bring into the mix the less failure domains you need to consider. Let's also add that having an option to provide this natively allows for safe/sane defaults that prevent someone from
800.
by tgtweak 6y ago
correction: a cost-effective snapdragon 865 sbc.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
We usually run a tiny ec2 instance with airflow on it to spin up spot market instances right-sized to the job and then map it to EMR templates to initiate the spark cluster and submit the job. This is the most cost effective way I've s
802.
by tgtweak 6y ago
Only if the blackblaze implementation supports put byte range... Not supported by default.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Bandwidth in asiapac is very expensive for non-incumbents and India is no exception. I find it bizarre how in India you can get 100GB of LTE for a few dollars but cdn bandwidth can cost content providers more than that - which is absurd.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
You can definitely get read errors and your application should be aware of this and handle this use case. Amazon's own S3 is not immune to this and after years of running spark jobs which shard output across thousands of files on s3 (a
805.
by tgtweak 6y ago
I remember when they had all their servers in one room and the redundancy boiled down to erasure encoding in single servers. They've been doing incredible work in the open (storage server design, hardware reliability data, etc) and I&#
806.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Yeah that's the number I used.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
No but they're one of the biggest I know in this space and I know a few people that have worked there.
808.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Lightspeed (POS) is well positioned to offer this. They have all inventories, prices, skus, supplier prices (cost) and the scale to logistically implement this via the store management software they already have all merchants running. You
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Text rendering used to be a mess on Linux in general, even on the same browser and website. It's gotten better lately and focal looks pretty good out of the box. Gripes: Even on Ubuntu 20.04 I find that display resolutions jump around
810.
by tgtweak 7y ago
Math is roughly $500 for 50GB of storage in perpetuity. I think you could essentially replicate this by putting the $500 in a high interest savings account paying blackblaze from that and you'd have about ~100GB worth of storage on tha

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