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by ztjio 5y ago
If you like this kind of thing, the game "Control" is basically this, as a game, and it's amazing. Also probably still the best execution of raytracing in a real, modern game. I strongly recommend playing it. Whatever itch SC
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by ztjio 5y ago
Also their original breadsticks were amazingly good.
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by ztjio 5y ago
You really should credit that which you quote. (It's Alfred Lord Tennyson)
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by ztjio 5y ago
When the "platform" is a cobbled-together mangle of CloudFormation, Python Lambdas, and Terraform. They call the people who did that SREs. And by "They" I mean the Sales and HR people who get assigned to run engineering
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by ztjio 5y ago
The car won't even go into Drive without weight in the driver seat. These people had to put a lot of effort into making this happen.
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by ztjio 5y ago
The issue is closed, because, it's not a docker bug, it's a qemu bug. People should engage the qemu project about it.
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by ztjio 6y ago
It does, and it is also configurable in Energy Saver in System Preferences.
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by ztjio 6y ago
Neither of those functions are something Kubernetes does itself at all. For clusters to have that kind of functionality it's usually implemented with something like cluster-autoscaler. If it's not implemented with cluster autoscal
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by ztjio 6y ago
This is not financial advice. This is just a reflection of knowledge that has kept all my long term investments stable or growing through every dip and shift in the last 25 years. - Stable index funds are the best long term hedge. (Date tar
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by ztjio 6y ago
Insignificantly better.
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by ztjio 6y ago
Yes but not significantly better. And there were quite a few studies to choose from and still quite a few left after filtering for the best. It's a fairly strong statement that despite a lot of studying, no evidence of any meaningful b
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by ztjio 6y ago
Actually doing IF is more like, you have a 6 hour window a day in which you eat, and you eat nothing outside it. For most people that's much more restrictive than "skipping breakfast." That said, not everyone agrees on the me
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by ztjio 6y ago
This is a bizarrely biased view. There are no shortage of nightmare testimonials out there for Amazon customer service, unfairly banned accounts, and all of that. Amazon might be slightly better than Google with regards to finding a person
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by ztjio 6y ago
Disk is often slower than the network now. You do need to keep an eye on this. However, using tools like gRPC instead of wasteful JSON REST calls makes a huge difference and brings other benefits too. Typically speaking you're adding
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by ztjio 6y ago
Despite this attitude being memed, multiple efforts to refine fusion reactors to the point they are useful for energy purposes have made fairly constant (albeit slow and incremental) progress over the years. Furthermore, all the science and
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by ztjio 6y ago
I'm on 11.1 on a Mac Mini (latest Intel version) with 3 external displays. Two are connected via USB-C directly which means they are passively converting to DisplayPort. One is connected to HDMI from the Mac directly. All are 4k and al
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by ztjio 6y ago
Self esteem isn't confidence. A lot of this seems to be borne out of the misunderstanding of what self esteem actually is. I remember this whole craze, I grew up in the thick of it. One thing the "preachers" utterly failed at
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by ztjio 6y ago
Not sure, but, my educated guess is that it will be more efficient as they improve Rosetta 2 to do this on demand instead of pre-translating every app on the store every time Rosetta 2 is updated. Even if that means the users have to retran
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by ztjio 6y ago
Are you suggesting beanie babies disappeared after 6 years? Or only that the speculation did? Because the former is demonstrably false, Beanie Babies continue even now as an available product still interesting collectors. They, of course, a
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by ztjio 6y ago
Also good for utterly wasting an enormous amount of power and contributing to global warming.
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by ztjio 6y ago
Nobody is "overwhelmed" by the points in this article as there is no time frame limiting any response. Indeed, nobody has agreed to respond at all. Therefore, "Gish gallop" is not applicable here.
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by ztjio 6y ago
Don't worry, tons of us loved that movie with or without film study backgrounds. It was great either way.
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by ztjio 6y ago
I sympathize with your position and even agree in the context of other types of sites, but, what really needs to happen here is YC users need to learn that nothing in these comment threads is authoritative. This is the land of Dunning-Kruge
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by ztjio 6y ago
Why would it be 6666 and not 5862?
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by ztjio 6y ago
Just for clarification, is "Cadence" a thing you built with Temporal? I see nothing on that site called "Cadence".
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by ztjio 6y ago
No. A second is "The duration of 9192631770 periods of the radiation corresponding to the transition between the two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium-133 atom."
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by ztjio 6y ago
The reason to pick up vim is ubiquity, not efficiency. And you REALLY don't need to know much. Maybe half of what's in the vimtutor tutorial is enough. Personally, I'd also suggest at least learning how to do search/sear
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by ztjio 6y ago
That doesn't really explain why an updated to, say, .NET forces a restart. Far too many updates force restarts when it seems they shouldn't require it. It's not just the main OS updates.
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by ztjio 6y ago
Interestingly, as of the most recent edition of macOS, this is how macOS structures itself natively. It will install the OS itself in read only mode (and encrypted) onto a dedicated APFS Volume, with all the data on a separate APFS Volume,
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by ztjio 6y ago
Looking at doing GitHub Packages for direct-to-dev and mirroring into ECR over here. Seems sound. But also considering other options as ECR is a pain to work with. That said, word of warning for anyone looking at GitHub Packages for docker

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