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tuananh
4y ago
you can even group sensors together to have better detection. i love those new presence sensors. it's a lot better than the motion sensors from prev gen.
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tuananh
4y ago
sensors is the key to an "actual" smart home. sensors along with lots of automation rules will make the home works for you, instead of requiring you to shout at the assistant.
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4y ago
Lovely post. I enjoyed reading it :)
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System76 is working on Pop _OS's immutable base
(github.com)
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4y ago
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tuananh
4y ago
higher but still very negligible.
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4y ago
lots of individual sponsors will be too lazy to update it and result in a big drop for lots of people. paypal sucks but it's kind of convenience.
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tuananh
4y ago
if the author says it doesn't take more than few hours + DX is really better, who are we to judge :)
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tuananh
4y ago
> limiting the pool of potential backend tasks with which a client task interacts. so it's like consistent hashing / hash ring?
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4y ago
what makes it a cloud language? what is cloud language even?
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4y ago
why do they call it "subsetting" vs "load balancing"? is there difference between the 2 terms?
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4y ago
i can vouch for klipsch the fives. very solid.
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4y ago
i always want to do this but instead get a sharable url. i wrote a quick, dirty version of it https://reader-next.pages.dev/?url=https://netflixtechblog.m...
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4y ago
i would love a dumb tv with nice display and plugging my own SBC into it. it will be a lot easier to upgrade the thing when needed.
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4y ago
past thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27081084
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4y ago
Figma? https://www.figma.com/blog/webassembly-cut-figmas-load-time-...
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4y ago
been hearing lots of praise for Zerodha. Their engineering blog is quite interesting.
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4y ago
"2018" post.
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Run kubectl in all/some contexts (clusters) in parallel
(github.com)
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4y ago
Allow you to run kubectl command in multiple contexts (clusters) in parallel, like this $ kubectl allctx /-prod/ minikube -- get pods -n kube-system --selector compute.twitter.com/app=coredns --no-headers eu-prod | cor
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4y ago
for me, comment is a must for configuration format.
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4y ago
very much agree. moving between cloud providers is rare. being able to transfer knowledge easily is a bigger benefit of k8s.
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4y ago
this happened very recently Etcd v3.5.[0-2] is not recommended for production => https://groups.google.com/a/kubernetes.io/g/dev/c/B7gJs88XtQ... https://github.com/etcd-io/et
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4y ago
> does not support per-request decompression / recompression; this sound like lots of headache as it doesn't support `Accept-Encoding` header.
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4y ago
> "Write The Stupidly Fastest HTTP Router For No Reason" Do you have a link? My google-fu fails me.
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4y ago
youtube, netflix, etc...?
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4y ago
do you have a link or the name/time of the incident?
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AWS – The YAML Way
(github.com)
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4y ago
i think the cto is right. is the saving significant? if not, just focus on the building.
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4y ago
not saying aws ec2 is cheaper. it's just that over the year, the prices are always going down. I can't recall the last time it went up.
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4y ago
but aws ec2 price always go down
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