true_tuna

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by true_tuna 9y ago
I can't tell if you're trolling by stating deliberately untrue statements or you have some insane thought process where this statement makes sense to you. The chromebook is deliberately and consciously a closed platform. You can&#
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by true_tuna 9y ago
Fox pass has a nice hosted ldap solution which includes ssh key management.
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by true_tuna 9y ago
I tried to deploy them to grant developers limited time access to the hosts running their services. Didn't really work out and I killed the project.
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by true_tuna 9y ago
You have to build a new ssh CA for each class of server. There's no mechanism for granting access by host name. This becomes unmanageable fast.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
I've worked in large scale Linux systems administration for a decade. The pi is a really great way to get started in my field (although of course I am saying this as an established professional, not someone who learned on them)
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by true_tuna 10y ago
"Getting started with Raspberry Pi" is the best introduction to Linux systems I have ever seen. Simple language, exhaustive, informative.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Stop posting paywalled articles. If we ignore them they fail and go away.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
There is some truth to this. People outside the Bay Area might not be aware of the slow and careful progress google has been making in creating a safe self-driving car. Compared to the Uber approach of just YOLOing the prototypes onto the s
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by true_tuna 10y ago
California has adopted a system where new development requires approval from the people already there. If you like where you live you might block and attempt to change it. The evidence shows that in such a system people will block any and a
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Your story has a more sinister moral. Wealth and privilege can allow people to achieve statistically better life outcomes. Conquering aging would be nice, reserving it for a select few will simply exacerbate the existing inequality in the w
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Tensorflow. We're going to be offloading a lot of pattern matching to machine learning. Knowing when and where (and of course how) to apply machine learning will become increasingly important.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Get in the habit of going to bed early.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
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by true_tuna 10y ago
High taxes, high cost of living. I don't think this is the right call.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Renters fight new construction too. "Gentrification will raise our rents". It's absurd how hard it is to get a permit to build in SF. Mountain View fought new housing construction for a decade as google was ramping up. Nobody
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Oh did Uber lie to deny responsibility for something? Who would have expected that?
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by true_tuna 10y ago
I'm currently therapy for this very reason. I feel you, though my experience has been much less infuriating. I want to reach through time and space and shake your doctor.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Because sf is full? Conferences fuck the already overloaded streets and there aren't enough hotel rooms and the public transit is bullshit (it's literally quicker for me to walk for 55 minutes than take the bus to work) and being
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by true_tuna 10y ago
It's always worth it to automate, just adjust your timeframe and internalize the admin cost. As someone who has done it both ways, let me assure you --you don't want had crafted bespoke servers. You want generic and repeatable.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
Thanks. I can't fathom why it's so hard to imagine people not knowing wtf local might mean. There were a bunch of aws admin rackers in SF. I wonder what happened to them.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
This is correct. I managed a large database fleet and can confirm the performance degradation.
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by true_tuna 10y ago
All of them. You learn to disable learn cycle, most people learn that the hard way. I switched to flash backed cache for this reason (along with being sick of replacing batteries)