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by xani_ 4y ago
Or just that all your apps in company live under .internal.example.com so you can just ssh app1 withouth much fuss. Now it is kinda broken because of SSL certs pretty much having to have fqdn or else they're useless.
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by xani_ 4y ago
Weird that they didn't use HAProxy in the first place if they are (apparently) not even using it to serve files from filesystem
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by xani_ 4y ago
capacitor charge/discharge timing is actually pretty common way to make ADC, even precision ones, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrating_ADC
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by xani_ 4y ago
It's interesting to see monitoring industry solving the same problems that were solved back in the old bad Nagios days, in much of the same way too
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by xani_ 4y ago
No wonder, they added a nice straight for cars to speed up before the other cars merge into it.
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by xani_ 4y ago
Huh, didn't knew rPi foundation purposefully added DRM to their products...WTF ?
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by xani_ 4y ago
IIRC it was just architecture quirk of those chips as initally they were designed as basically fancy accelerators to be used with already existing systems > VideoCore chips can run complete applications - they are not simply video DSP ch
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by xani_ 4y ago
They are like porn games, the gameplay is not the focus, fucking is. Except it's you getting fucked in crypto.
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by xani_ 4y ago
That only works if expression isn't purposefully vague or misleading, which most of corpo PR speak is. "Taking responsibility" (taking care of the kid) of condom breaking is a bit different than "taking responsiblity&quo
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by xani_ 4y ago
I cannot imagine how the healthcare can cost so much yet still somehow there is not enough money to pay people that run it decently
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by xani_ 4y ago
That's what they think they are saying. What it actually means is "It is my mistake that I admit is mine, you get fucked, I keep my chair and take zero actual consequences for it"
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by xani_ 4y ago
That's an unfortunate name for a company...
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by xani_ 4y ago
It does look awfully like the async/await mess languages with bad concurrency adopted as a crutch for not having good concurrency. Erlang/Golang model of superlight "threads" exchanging messages appears to be much better
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by xani_ 4y ago
> When Scala was "hot", it was embraced by very good programmers. The complexity of the language sort of demanded it. And reverse of that worked for Perl, then PHP, then JS (and arguably also Python/Ruby)
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by xani_ 4y ago
Running it at Raspberry Pi would cost you 8k. There is like nothing where that would be cheap. Even if you looked for something that has very high IPC and clock rate.... the CPU with that will have at least 4 cores if not more.
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by xani_ 4y ago
I dunno, Haskell, sure, but Rust is just all around better C++... memory safety is just plainly less bugs and that's always desirable
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by xani_ 4y ago
The cost for the license would be more than the cost for the hardware to run it tho. We're talking literally doubling, maybe more, of the costs.
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by xani_ 4y ago
Coz you want to make $25 mil in revenue instead of $20 mil in revenue. The cost is so high actually forking and developing the fork is probably cheaper. Especially for a big company. Imagine app costing you 100k in hardware, 1 mil yearl
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by xani_ 4y ago
> You can argue that the company is using Akka so much so they should be paying that much, but at the same time it means that maybe the company would have been better hiring a different engineer that would have used anything other than A
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well, unless some big player forks it and puts the developers on keeping the development of the fork.
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by xani_ 4y ago
NGL, performance in Factorio and Dwarf Fortress will probably be criteria for when I will be upgrading my rig.
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by xani_ 4y ago
I work in ops and a side of programming, have some related hobbies and that's exactly my feelings about Zachtronics games. "Why play some virtual computer emulating game where I have a dev board with actual computer to program&quo
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by xani_ 4y ago
Factorio is CPU-bound if you run a metabase It can run on just about anything when you base is "just finish the game in style" size
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by xani_ 4y ago
Oh, devs might be paid for their work, how abhorrent /s
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by xani_ 4y ago
It's also in weird way analogue for development. You can just go for it and make a production chain for a product, but if next one needs same intermediates you'd be re-doing it. i.e. doing a spaghetti code. You can section off the
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by xani_ 4y ago
It is absolutely memory-bound, just not memory size -bound but memory- speed -bound. IIRC few of their blogs go into detail, where data layout and way to access it was main limit, not actual computation speed for some operation
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by xani_ 4y ago
DF was more CPU starting to melt than RAM. Tho from what I remember was mostly due to unmanaged item growth just making your fortress have to calculate more and more and more stuff. With some game knowledge and management you can run few hu
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by xani_ 4y ago
And you think they want to pay those rates ? The whole point seems to be to convince people to learnt hat so they don't have to rely on some near-retirement people and also able to pay them less.
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by xani_ 4y ago
Well, you can't get much more vapid than fashion world
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by xani_ 4y ago
They simply know the storage limit is the one users will most likely exceed first so having all of it bundled instead of separate price for storage and for "compute" would net them less money. From their perspective it's basi

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