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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Had an eBay seller sell me refurbished hard drives as brand new. I purchased new Western Digital Red 5k, they sent refurbished 10k enterprise drives with 5k stickers. High 99% feedback, large numbers marked as sold. Ok contacting the seller
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I came across another similar video a while ago going down a YouTube rabbit hole 3am one morning. Controlling a MASSIVE pipe organ with my computer, Rob Scallon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQHdFAm7g7E The precursor to
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
It’s sad the only people involved in this 20 year old plus saga who seen and ever will see a prison are the victims. The people knowingly sending innocent people to prison, and responsible for the suicides of innocent people directly due to
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Totally a surprise if you wake up and hear from a colleague they’ve been made redundant, minutes or hours later you get the same call when they day before everything was business as usual and the company is doing well. A non surprise would
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I dunno. That didn’t even register as a one on a scale of one out of ten of heated business discussions. The word bullshit didn’t even register, never mind offensive in its usage or delivery. If anything it was direct and succinct. She was
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
> Once someone reaches this level of intensity Not sure if I watched the same video shared here as you did. It obviously came as a surprise but she seemed calm given the circumstances and was asking straight direct reasonable questions g
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Google "Hydroponic lettuce farm Australia", a few big farms come up. They're not new, I think some have been running 30+ years. Most of them look to be NFT using PVC drain pipes on a large scale.
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
We know what Applicative and Monad (forgetting the burrito) do because the have mathematical LAWS. If a piece of code uses Applicative or Monad you know it’s behaviour due to the Applicative/Monad mathematical laws. No OO design patter
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I left Spotify as a paying customer due to podcasts. The way they implemented podcasts wasn’t great. Previously Spotify was very good suggesting music that I liked. I’d go to the home screen and see lots of relevant suggested music and just
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
It’s stuck an an infinite loop for me. Click the pictures, get the green tick, click the button, a brand new captcha
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Kafka doesn’t scale well with partitions, throughput falls over quickly especially if using replication and acks. If each user has a topic your partitions are unbounded. You have at least one partition per user. I’d use a single notificatio
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
It’s not just Instagram or adults who follow children. It’s parent company Facebook is constantly pushing reels of young females in my feed, wearing little clothing doing suggestive things/dances. I never interact with reels but they a
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I’m with you. I get a lot of value out of YouTube, mostly consume though the TV app. I pay for YouTube premium. What is really annoying is the mobile app. The mobile app is constantly pushing shorts on me, I have no interest, that’s not why
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
They already are. Disney has stopped selling physical media in Australia and New Zealand. https://cordcuttersnews.com/disney-stops-selling-blu-ray-and... Give it another decade and the only way to get content will be digita
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
For me booking.com has always been cheaper than booking directly with hotels. I do a lot of motorcycle travelling without a plan. I often do not know where I’ll be at the end of the day, just a general direction. Late afternoon when I have
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
If you deal with the platform side of things with the popular products your life is YAML. Kubernetes definitions, Helm, Ansible, a lot of popular CI tools use it.
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
It’s the same across all big tech. The size/volume for complaint handling doesn’t scale. It’s either filtered out by some machine learning algorithm or some poor person in a 3rd world country getting paid next to nothing who reviews th
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
A HN comment recently recommended Yandex describing it as what Google search used to be. After seeing the post and trying Yandex it was absolutely right, it’s what Google search used to be. Now whenever I use Google and it’s just a list of
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
It depends who your clients are. If clients are public/external users, probably not. If clients are internal services you own and you control as part of a internal distributed service, it’s a nice pattern
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
This looks interesting for read heavy distributed apps. I.E fly.io/aws lambdas/k8s. Each instance gets its own eventually consistent read only copy of the db. So instead of making a network request to go get some data, you query y
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I see Ansible as a glorified task runner and every time I’ve used it, never get the same results twice. Idempotency is by convention only and if a single step fails it can be hard to recover. Nix has its warts however I think what Nix tries
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
The R6 is an inline 4, 15500rpm red line, 68nm of torque. Fun bike, on a track or doing illegal speeds on the road. Rest of the time, it has no power. The Enigica has 215nm of torque, about twice the 2022 R1. The R6, the power is all up top
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
If you ignore emissions on the environmental pros/cons and if you believe them or not… As a riding experience, electric power delivery, the instant torque and performance will make the riding experience more fun. As a pure riding exper
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I can’t comment on reliability, don’t own one. Enigica look to be following typical Italian exotica. It’s a premium/performance motorcycle with premium parts, breaks, suspension, handling etc. Zero seem more middle of the road. Not des
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Flushing every 100ms means you would end up with lots of tiny files (bytes) in s3 unless you have something out of process re-writing them in to larger blobs similar to Delta lakes optomize? The lots of tiny files would be really inefficien
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Kafka the Apache open source project is kind of dead/legacy for Confluent. Confluent re-wrote the backend of Kafka for their SASS product and use the public Kafka wire protocol for public integration https://www.confluent.io
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
I think this is way overstated. A better description is Apache Kafka utilises zero copy if you do not use SSL/TLS. Almost every Kafka cluster I’ve set up, SSL/TLS has been an absolute requirement to tick the uses SSL checkbox for
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Docker is cattle, LXC is pets. Docker packages applications, and should only really have one app inside it. LXC is similar to a vm in it presents itself as a stand-alone machine but uses the host kernel, it’s not like a vm in it’s not as is
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
Passing a dependency or lambda as a function argument is dependency injection. What is different is the implementation. There's lots of dependency injection in pure functional programs it just doesn't look like how a typical Java
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by tiew9Vii 3y ago
She’s under no obligation to pay but I do wonder if she ever decides to take a trip to the US if she will be escorted away from the airport under police escort on landing. That’s a big worry if I was in her shoes. The next big data breach i

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