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by uberdru 5y ago
What use cases would likely make it hideously expensive, in your view? Like, what are the red flags?
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by uberdru 5y ago
Look at it this way. The script that you wrote is worth $90K/year to this firm.
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How the states have become labratories of autocracy(salon.com)
6 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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by uberdru 5y ago
The rhizome will set you free.
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Terence McKenna Metaverse Interview(youtube.com)
4 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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Oath Keepers Leader Charged with Seditious Conspiracy(nytimes.com)
22 points by uberdru 5y ago|2 comments
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Async Rust in Practice: Performance, Pitfalls, Profiling(scylladb.com)
248 points by uberdru 5y ago|45 comments
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Magic Beans What is the best mental model for NFTs?(studio.ribbonfarm.com)
1 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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Modern storage is plenty fast. It is the APIs that are bad(p99conf.io)
1 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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To EVM or not to EVM? That is the question(messari.io)
1 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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What We’ve Learned After 6 Years of IO Scheduling(p99conf.io)
2 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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Hunting a NUMA Performance Bug(p99conf.io)
3 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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Hunting a NUMA Performance Bug(p99conf.io)
5 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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by uberdru 5y ago
It's not inconceivable that we could wind up in a period of hyperinflation where bitcoin (or some token) could be used to in a way similar to the Plano Real in Brasil back in the '90s. It could actually have a stabilizing (mostly
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Apache Cassandra 4.0 vs. Scylla 4.4: Comparing Performance(scylladb.com)
7 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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by uberdru 5y ago
The greatest book never written. Reading the Odyssey is very like reading Dante and Shakespeare, in that it is a lifelong pursuit. It gets better as your learn about the oral tradition, the Homer question. Read Victor Berard and Julian Jayn
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by uberdru 5y ago
Reminds of something my father, a sailor in the British Merchant Marine, told me. He was recounting a ridiculous North Sea gale, basically hurricane force winds. The ship plunged into the trough and then topped the waves, the screws coming
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Developers Share Insights on Application Performance at P99 Conf(scylladb.com)
1 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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by uberdru 5y ago
Czechs love beer, so much so that there are two taps in the company cafeteria--1 with alcohol, and 1 without. Drinking beer without alcohol is no big deal. It can actually be quite good, though I've never found a non-alcoholic beer in
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Building Event Streaming Architectures on Scylla and Confluent with Kafka(scylladb.com)
1 points by uberdru 5y ago|0 comments
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by uberdru 5y ago
I work with these guys a good bit. Not a marketing driven company. The founders built the KVM hypervisor, so there's lot of low-level OS optimizations going on. I found this article really useful in understanding how Scylla is differen
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by uberdru 5y ago
You should have a look at this doc: https://w3c.github.io/did-spec-registries/#did-methods Lots of concrete examples of how DIDs are being implemented. Ceramic is particularly interesting and advanced in their thinking
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by uberdru 5y ago
I'd put it slightly differently. The infrastructure went part of the way. It needed several more iterations. The UX, as you point out, never went anywhere. At least now people are getting comfortable with the idea of using a private ke
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by uberdru 5y ago
In my view, it's actually a move toward the PKI/trust layer that we should have implemented at the outset.
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by uberdru 5y ago
"The helmets, he says, will allow people to finally take their mental health seriously." Anyone else having Theranos flashbacks?
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by uberdru 5y ago
My read is that your statement is incorrect, in that they were not simply 'acting like racists'. Instead, they were instituting racially motivated policies to combat the advances of the civil rights movement through the '60s.
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by uberdru 5y ago
Yes, also the market is saturated and they are desperate to show revenue growth. I think many companies of AirB&B's generation are in the same bind.
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by uberdru 5y ago
Or even just a constitutional amendment that specifically defines rights of privacy.
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by uberdru 5y ago
I remember a time when the virtue that separated the U.S. from, say, East Germany, was the assurance that your library borrowing history was sacrosanct.
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by uberdru 5y ago
This must be a riff on the article I read a couple of months ago that described Iceland's aluminum industry as a means of exporting its geothermal energy. It's the only plausible argument I have seen for Bitcoin's intrinsic v

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