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by tgtweak 7y ago
Disavow the bad backlinks via webmaster console, you'll notice a huge penalty for letting these bad sites link to you without disavowing them. It looks like (to Google) you're buying backlinks, and in this case ones on sites that
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by tgtweak 7y ago
I think that those "95% efficient" motors are not 95% efficient at all speeds and loads. From what I can grasp, the variable configuration of the rotors let's them trade speed and torque without any loss in efficiency by cha
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by tgtweak 7y ago
If it wasn't in direct sunlight or of it was a light color there's a good chance it's still readable. Come on OP, don't let us down here.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Article explaining the relevance of this news: https://technode.com/2019/07/24/chinas-chipmakers-risc-v-san...
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by tgtweak 7y ago
I know some people (freelancers mostly) who seem to be collecting passports as some kind of expensive complicated beurocratic sport. Would also be good to see a relative rating on how difficult/lengthy/costly the process is to get
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Software defined datacenter depends on a control plane to do things below the "customer" level, such as migrate virtual machines and create virtual overlay networks. At the scale of a Google datacenter, this could reasonably be m
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Or distributed databases that are vulnerable to clock skew.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Gabriel the true hero
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by tgtweak 7y ago
Yes, was Jason, in 2012 iirc. Sliced-thread lookahead patch circa may 2012. He was working at gaikai at the time doing amazing things with cloud game streaming.
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by tgtweak 7y ago
I kind of like that some of the money from this industry is resulting in learnings and improvements to open source. Found this article great, not many places to see 5m req/s, let alone on a single node. I'm really interested in he
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by tgtweak 7y ago
If there is an app compatability layer (API parity) I'm sure most users won't notice the difference, and app developers wouldn't cry too hard about missing Google play services, provided there is an alternative. My bet is Hua
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by tgtweak 7y ago
It's a tremendous effort to simply ensure standards. There are so many knobs and dials on h264 encoders, and features in each profile, is hard to appreciate the compatability we have today across devices - especially considering how mu
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by tgtweak 7y ago
It seems that they're on track to get epyc into OEMs and cloud providers in quantity. They've been successfully growing the ecosystem in the server space over the last 2 years (Supermicro, dell, HPE, Lenovo all pushing epyc sku&#
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by tgtweak 7y ago
The Navy would be highly interested in this, as they've had a project in the works for years (via NRL) to create jet fuel from seawater. They're basically 25% efficient right now, and the physical size of the device vs the output
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by tgtweak 7y ago
A good signal is when the question is: Who else is on my team?
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by tgtweak 7y ago
It's one of my favorite interview questions. I only know the answer because it happened to us once with 5M users on the affected version before it was discovered. It's a very good question to see how people react in a mostly hop
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Technically it's a hybrid. Just not an internal combustion hybrid.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
With AKS (at least in early days, not beta or anything mind you) the kubernetes coordinator node was managed by Microsoft, after a some arbitrary amount of days/weeks it would become unresponsive and the recommended action was to open
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by tgtweak 8y ago
It's hard to get behind cloud services that require you to send an email to support engineers to reboot your instance.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Added to this that WeChat could trivially add voice to text and squash anyone who happened to get any market share from that.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
This is absolutely sneaky and would work. I believe S3 also has file access cost but it's minimal. If you had a partitioned list of what you needed to move per node, so that coordination was minimal between them, this would be pretty
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by tgtweak 8y ago
I like that idea, say after N inserts to a database/bigquery or N requests to existing service, after a file is posted to storage, or once a VM variable hits a certain trigger, kick off cloud function. Great for mini batching ETLs, lo
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Nice, seems like a good workaround for now and a low hanging fruit to wire this up directly.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Yes but initiated (and automatically suspended) based on a web request. Azure's is from (and billed from) container pull start until terminated (by you).
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Would be great if they supported some kind of scheduling engine similar to airflow. Could replace a lot of cron jobs.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Likely some cascading logic to suspend to nvdimms, then local storage, then spin down entirely if no requests are made for a certain period (with some variable based on instantiation time I'm sure). Mix in machine learning pre-emptive
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Kind of frustrating that GM killed the Cadillac version (ELR), citing poor sales and lack of a market for luxury hybrid/electric. I think the current number if luxury electric cars coming into the market disagrees. I'd be all ov
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Thanks for bringing my attention to pop! Looks pretty cool. Trying it out in a VM for now.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Missed a huge opportunity to sell it for $1 per quarter ($1.$1.$1.$1/yr) People willingly pay $5-10/mo for a VPN that is nowhere near this level.
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by tgtweak 8y ago
Very interesting. Still struggling to see how this would be more efficient than looping that data for the use case of getting beacon data out. Perhaps it's more consistent/predictable in scenarios of high or targeted loss (ie fi

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