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by tifadg1 6y ago
Could someone enlighten me on the internals, how is netdata able to get realtime granularity, whereas prometheus defaults to 15s?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I highly doubt that. If so inclined you can do that today with SEL as the granularity and capability is there, but how long would tuning it in would take? What about updates - will it still work as expected? What about edge cases? What abou
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by tifadg1 6y ago
just checked your website and here's a tip - there's no way I found that I could limit the scope to a general area - i.e. kitchen appliances.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
So what are vendor are you changing to now?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
> "Somehow, such critics missed the successful conclusion of the Cold War, the abundance of food to the point that we subsidize farmers, the creation of medicines..." I'm not sure what the answer is, but it's such a f
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I just wonder how practical it really is to do any kind of meaningful sysadmin work on a phone. Yeah you can ssh and type long commands better, but if you're in an enterprise setting you have to vpn in, then connect to a jump server so
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by tifadg1 6y ago
For english language, swipe typing coupled with autocorrect works astonishingly well. So much so that I use it regularly because of lazyness. What segment does the physical keyboard appeal to? Youngins were born and raised touching the scre
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by tifadg1 6y ago
What a fascinating watch. To think this was possible in 2001, I wonder how the capabilities have improved since.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Indeed. Of all the information I'm inadvertently exposed during the day, there's maybe 1 piece that's worth remembering tomorrow - maybe. I bet I'm with the absolute majority in this case as well. In fact I've start
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I don't know if I'm just that jaded, but it feels like it's more trouble that just using a light switch and getting in the habit of not leaving lights on.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Invest in your responses more, or are you truthfully thinking that cryptocurrencies are responsible for climate change?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
It's easy to refute articles which treat EU as a single entity, instead of what it is - 27 countries with different law bases, languages and income levels. Median p.a income in US is 43k USD. Median p.a. income in Germany is 33k USD. M
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I wouldn't call it dystopia, it's just that as technology is eliminating these barriers to entry for such sort of thing, it's inevitable to have happened and will become more pervasive as the tech develops further. And you ca
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I keep looking at the changelog as the versions come and go and am generally disappointed that there's no concentrated effort to improve eye candy/defaults, especially in calc, but writer as well. I use writer heavily at home, mos
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by tifadg1 6y ago
> After reading the book, it was really no surprise to me when the capital was overrun with rioters. May it be possible you formed a bias? Take extreme examples of preppers or religious nuts - if something happened tomorrow, they'd
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by tifadg1 6y ago
why stop there - also use a system that doesn't have IME/PSP, supports coreboot.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Feels like an admission that there is no formal market.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
This site is disguised as something it's not when if you look at it, they're just an affiliate farm. Case in point - look at vpn reviews - they only mention those where they also provide an affiliate link.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
same niche as old thinkpads maybe?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
it's never this straight-forwarding. What if I want the app to have partial connectivity?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
BPF is so cool, yet so inaccessible so most tinkerers. If it had Python bindings I'd start using it today, but as is - it's esoteric.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
So you're saying he was smart enough to grow this revenue to 2000/month, but, in the meantime forgetting something that basic - and the system caught up with him? If so where was the system before?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
High margin businesses rarely if ever provide (equitable) benefits to someone other than shareholders, but the innovations they create may/usually trickle down to the rest of us over time, one way or another.
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Ask HN: Is there a website which has currated truths, but not Wikipedia
2 points by tifadg1 6y ago|1 comments
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by tifadg1 6y ago
It seems like a very cool thing, that's mostly inaccessible, due to being so archaic, to non kernel programmers.
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by tifadg1 6y ago
So if 10 years passed and this can still be exploited using tactics discussed a decade ago, how to classify this?
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by tifadg1 6y ago
This is very interesting for someone who'd like to casually create a few apps on android for quality of life, but knows only Python and isn't interested in branching further. 1) how mature is the tool? 2) are there any established
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by tifadg1 6y ago
That seems akin to an 'ethical' approach to ads. But as always with ethical products that are competing in a common market, how do you prevent cut-throat/unethical competitors from dominating the market if they have better en
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by tifadg1 6y ago
I block all ads everywhere. I'm not opposed to paying for services I really need, but so far I've found nothing I couldn't do without. Ads really made a mess of the internet - content farms, keyword farms, most of google resu
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by tifadg1 6y ago
Did you even read the article? AMD is shipping everything unlocked, it's the OEMs that can choose to active this feature. Certainly it's a debate whether such feature should exist in the first place, but presumably OEMs are the dr

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