yonixw

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by yonixw 4y ago
Why? Wiki doesn't say anything about it and when I run it, the result looks fine > $ for((i=1;i<10000;i+=1)); do cat /dev/urandom | od -N 1 -An -i | awk '{print $1 % 10 + 1}' >> rand.txt ; done > $ ca
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by yonixw 4y ago
> Fallacy #5: Better for Scalability > [The assumption: only by - ] .. packaging your services as discrete units .. [you can] via .. Docker .. [achieve] horizontal scalability. > However, it’s incorrect ... [to assume it can] only
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by yonixw 4y ago
A previous thread (5m old) here showed it is not that cut and dry, a good read: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30788681
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by yonixw 4y ago
> ... [They use] spam as a scapegoat to nerf deliverability and stifle competition. Disagree. It was a way too open protocol to begin with. From a time of innocence best suited for places with inherit trust like inside a business. And it
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by yonixw 4y ago
Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/Ednt0nx AKS (Kubernetes) has issues worldwide. As a customer I can say some of our clusters are completely down (control plane + nodes) while other are just prefect.
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by yonixw 4y ago
Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/Ednt0nx AKS (Kubernetes) has issues worldwide. As a customer I can say some of our clusters are completely down (control plane + nodes) while other are just prefect.
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by yonixw 4y ago
It's 90% there... but not allowing foreign keys [1] (=cascading delete) means that this solution becomes equal with DynamoDB (Serverless + Scale to 0 as well) because products will either be built for it from day one or never support i
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by yonixw 4y ago
Available from the proj homepage: https://sites.tufts.edu/foodcompass/ Click on "Read the Article via SharedIt" And here are the foods ordered by score: https://sites.tufts.edu/foodcompass&#x2
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by yonixw 4y ago
Currently free trial [1] of 25 images if anyone wants to try... But I would also suggest [2] which is the one used in the article already deployed for free [1] https://discord.gg/midjourney [2] https://huggingfac
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by yonixw 4y ago
I guess I'm the lucky one. Still has my free VM from Aug 2021. They DID remove the public IP suddenly some time ago...
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by yonixw 4y ago
If you use `docker build/run` in your bash, it will actually be more confusing IMO saying k8s "dropped docker(shim) support". This fact should be a footnote for the curious reader, surely on an introduction article.
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by yonixw 4y ago
Why not, though? After all, I'm sure a large university like MIT has a lot to gain from a site like this that promotes them to the top of the list as someone who publishes genuine papers.
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by yonixw 4y ago
Is there any centralized place for all peer reviewed articles? As a programmer (and not as an academic person), I have no idea how to check if an article was peer reviewed or had harsh response from academic sources. I wish it was like npmj
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by yonixw 4y ago
You are correct, I woke up one day to 5 different servers in different env not responding. Across clouds (AWS+Azure). Total meltdown, are we hacked? Is the cloud down? Nope. Just ubuntu deploying docker update that had problem restarting th
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by yonixw 4y ago
tl;dr ~5.6 times, but the study had some problems. so maybe not.
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by yonixw 4y ago
Second that, But I do recommend to come with docker/docker-compose understanding in advance.
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by yonixw 4y ago
"Kubernetes in Action" by Marko (Manning publishing) is my recommendation. Took me from someone who knows docker/docker-compose to someone who can handle Azure/AWS Kubernetes, understand the terms and design apps. Very g
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by yonixw 4y ago
Did you read it? It literally has a "Use in antisemitic" section. Can you have any bigger red flag? > Use in antisemitic polemic > conspiracy theorist, David Icke, who states that the Israelians falsely claim to be descendan
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by yonixw 4y ago
It doesn't say she lives in a settlement. Or have any special treatment from Israel or influence on Israel in term of sanctions.
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by yonixw 4y ago
Then they have some explaining to do. As they are very wrong, from a historical/archaeological point view [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_and_Judais...
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by yonixw 4y ago
Bad comment. First, can you please name the founder? Because according to wiki Ilya Segalovich never lived in Israel and Arkady_Volozh lives in Tel Aviv (Not a settlement). Both Jewish, so why present it as some "must-be-hidden-cause&q
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by yonixw 4y ago
I always see Gitea recommended, but is it as mature as gitlab self hosted? From authentication methods (SAML, Cognito) to code review, issues, wiki?
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by yonixw 4y ago
I loved most of it, but (1) the search feature, specially for non English language, rely on postgres tokenized search which is worse than slack. (2) there is no "gallery view" for all files shared with a group or a person. (3) The
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by yonixw 4y ago
After a few outages and bugs from multi AAA cloud providers, I do the same. Rely most on bash scripts that are portable and only use the cloud platform for offloading builds and secrets management. Every built in feature always comes to bit
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by yonixw 4y ago
I mean... he just found out 15% (new 20% - old 5%) of his costumers are bots and can't be monetized...
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It might be an outdated note, but when I tried the same approach in 2015, I was limited not only by the GPU but also by the OpenGL version on the Linux I used. You had to enable some "extensions" in order to read back raw pixel da
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'Great Resignation': Over 70% of workers regret quitting their jobs(foxbusiness.com)
3 points by yonixw 4y ago|4 comments
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by yonixw 4y ago
Gitpod is VSCode front running on the browser and the backend is in a Linux container on their cloud. They have a running script you can commit which lets you run any command while starting up or even specify your own docker (which inherit
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by yonixw 4y ago
While you are correct about the shared accent, I want to point another shared property: being poor, but knowing English. In another video of his[1], a scammer decide to talk and share some really interesting facts: - He gets a monthly salar
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by yonixw 4y ago
Based on your use-case, it may already been solved. Microservices, for example, are put in a container, which allow you to give read-only\full access to selected files. They also usually have some kind of Mesh side container that limits con

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