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by up2isomorphism 11mo ago
I don't know what is the point of this kind of article. People care the cost and can do it already do it. It is a damn service, which is defined as "you pay someone to do it".
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Cloudflare outage showing double standard of Rust community [video](youtube.com)
5 points by up2isomorphism 11mo ago|0 comments
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by up2isomorphism 11mo ago
Workers is a very expensive computing facility. Yeah, it is cheaper than AWS lambda but people don’t use that for everything.
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by up2isomorphism 11mo ago
it is quite obvious which one is easier: type bunch of ifdefs vs learn a new language. BTW don’t fight C for portability, it is unlikely you will win.
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by up2isomorphism 11mo ago
"Blob servers" are essentially leverage cloud provider like AWS/Azure/GCP, not sure how this will help making "your data is entirely under your control".
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
If you are targeting customers on AWS, don’t challenge EBS, because it is a losing game to begin with. There are 100 ways for AWS to optimize but none of them are available to you.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Sensational title, a reflection of “attention is all you need”.(pun intended)
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Just build your damn image if you need it. They don’t owe you anything.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
The author doesn’t know why people use things like Kafka in the first place
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
“Perhaps my spiciest take from this entire project: most clusters don’t actually need the level of reliability and durability that etcd provides.” This assumption is completely out of touch, and is especially funny when the goal is to build
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Half year later all the data gets wiped out and what your customer can do? And you are still charging half of AWS, which is that case I am just doing these work myself if I really think AWS is too expensive.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
The science research today in most universities are not driven by curiosity at all. It is most funding drive and in a lot of cases researchers has even less freedoms than an industrial professionals.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
I can see the guy is bored to death at Jane Street.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
You can mix mathematician with statistician, especially if you put pure in front of it.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
For personal user, just don’t use things like S3. For business they won’t use things like this either. Just don’t understand what’s the point of creating things like this.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
If I need this I don’t deserve to survive in the SaaS business.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Every human in NYC come with 1.5 cars attached? You are definitely in touch with the reality. Pretty much the only people who can afford a car in NYC are those 0.1%, and no 1% is likely not enough. Rest of the vehicles are pretty much drive
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
As of today GPU is just too expensive for data processing. The direction they took makes it a very hard sell.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
There is no generational differences between these models. I tested cursors with all different backends and they are similar in most cases. So called race is just a Wall Street sensation to bump the stock price.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Not sure how reliable an old android phone is. You achieve the same thing with an old bad but much better reliability.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
They will become lawyers anyway if money is the key motivation. The rule should be: One has to give up dream to become rich if they want to become congressmen. They should be able to live like a middle class, but not rich. Also they need to
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Since a certain point in time, I usually reject most startup offerings, because their term all look fishy.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
They showed something they think it’s neat. You start a topic with the assumption that they struggle, not sure how you get that information from the original post or you just want to state that claim anyway?
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Exactly!
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
Why so many people are still jumping into this overcrowded space is beyond me.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
In fact no car company claims “gold medal” performance in Olympic running even they can do that 100 yeas ago. Obviously since IMO does not generate much money so it is an easy target. BTW; “Gold medal performance “ looks a promotional term
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
It has nothing to do with the tone, it is just a fact. So there is nothing to police about.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
There are numerous distributions not using systemd. So adding “complete, utter, unmitigated “ in front of success seems far-fetched.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
The question is why should that be so expensive? The labor market is not working here. LLM for therapy is way worse than porn for real sex. Since at least the latter does not play around with sanity.
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by up2isomorphism 1y ago
If you are really 20x faster, you are very unlikely to sell it as an open source project, since you already give away your competitive advantage. If you are not that fast, and you want to sell it open source, then you need to make a large g

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