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4khilles

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    Comment #47605958

    The heat shield is a bit different, and the reentry profile is a bit different as well.

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    Comment #35413408

    No, both Garrett Reisman and Andrej Karpathy worked for Elon for more than 5 years.

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    Comment #34084018

    Alpine's great. My entire homelab runs on it. Only complaint I have is its IPv6 support sucks. I have to hack together a bunch of scripts to get a reasonable network configuration.…

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    Comment #33461188

    Do you have a source on Microsoft employing GKH? First time I've heard of it.

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    Comment #33086748

    I think their auto-scaling is somewhat broken currently. I set up auto-scaling with min=2 and max=6, and my VMs aren't scaling down from 3 to 2 even though there are 0 active conne…

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    Comment #33058371

    In what world is 42% yoy growth in deliveries stagnant?

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    Comment #31994336

    I think a species of 7.8 billion individuals can afford to do things in parallel.

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    Comment #31921499

    Highly recommend https://builds.sr.ht . I've been using for ~2 years, never had an issue.

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    Comment #31872461

    No, it's the opposite of your point.

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    Comment #31831059

    Good news, you need less than $250. Just buy a Protectli appliance, install OPNSense on it with the wireguard plugin. Setup Mullvad config and route all traffic through the tunnel.…

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    Comment #31831033

    See: https://mullvad.net/en/help/swedish-legislation/ . Also, the Swedish government can't compel Mullvad to divulge information that it doesn't have.

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    Comment #31795635

    The starting point should be the simpler solution. What's the argument for introducing NAT? Why is the firewall (that you need anyways) insufficient?

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    Comment #31760724

    I miss the days when "installing" something meant copying a file to the machine. I don't really remember ever doing this, but I still miss it somehow.

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    Comment #31698210

    > The results of the review were pushed back by 2 weeks from the original date This is just the most recent of a series of delays. The report was originally due by the end of 2021.…

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    Comment #31544854

    I did see a full copy of the SQLite amalgamation file in the FDB codebase, but you're probably right that they might be using internal APIs. I'm still skeptical of the "tremendous …

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    Comment #31544586

    > In other words, you'd use this when you just need a persistent KV store and want to build the higher level semantics according to your application's needs. Why can't you use SQLi…

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    Comment #31210598

    I have the same issue on the latest Fedora. It's very disappointing that bluetooth connectivity isn't a solved problem in 2022 (at least on Linux, haven't noticed any issues in Win…

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    Comment #31185724

    Is this a case where 100% of a research effort is publicly funded or more like 10%? If it's closer to 10%, why would a company take the risk of putting up 90% of the capital when t…

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    Comment #31183480

    Out of all the tools you mentioned, pledge and unveil are the most pleasant to use from a developer and operator's perspective. I'm hoping something something similar will arrive i…

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    Comment #31171068

    Cash flow != profitability. You can be profitable but have negative cash flow. If you have negative cash flow, you need to borrow capital to keep growing.

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    Comment #31162445

    I would struggle to write a bootloader in JavaScript or a database in Vimscript.

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    Comment #31057881

    This might be possible in the near future using smart NICs that support eBPF offload.

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    Comment #31050252

    Good point! I wonder what happens to unvested RSUs in an acquisition like this.

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    Comment #31050238

    Ah, thanks for clarifying. I misread the parent's comment. Looks like they were referring specifically to the shareholders that choose to stay on as investors.

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    Comment #31048900

    Why would Twitter profits matter to shareholders after they divest?