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atmosx
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About atmosx
blog: https://www.convalesco.org/
NOTE: The opinions expressed on HN are my own and do not represent my employer's views in any way. Nothing posted here should be considered official or sanctioned by my employers or any other organisation I’m affiliated with.
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Interests:
DevOps, Philosophy, Geopolitics, Remote Work, Startups, Art, Snowboarding
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Comment #49224790
That’s interesting, I thought they were hosted on AWS. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #49224432
Depends on the definition and your threat model but to make a very large story short; it’s email, others have copies (your gmail friends?). Metadata is public by default the body c…
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Comment #49224375
That’s true and Fastmail runs on AWS. But it’s a start and a “feature” many have requested for years. It’s funny because the HQ and I believe their workforce is located in Australi…
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Comment #49224362
Okay, that solves two problems for me. Great news.
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Comment #49193977
That’s how the Brussels bureaucracy works. There is even a TV series about it.
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Comment #49193960
Pure gold, lol.
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Comment #49089230
There is a surprising amount of engineers who don’t understand what’s happening. So they deal with it as if it’s a funny thing… yeah if two police officers come knocking your door …
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Comment #49061391
Seriously… how hard is it to setup an RPi with a camera and offload the detection to some open source software? Last time I checked there projects performing animal, face and even …
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Comment #49061306
Well that’s the design / usability / real needs part. Which is what these projects often miss. I see often tech replacing parts of a workflow but in reality the process / flow rema…
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Comment #49026380
> A corollary to this is, when reading books, mark them up! Don’t be precious with them I do all that, all the time these days... :-) I thoroughly enjoy it! Sometimes I feel like h…
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Comment #49017985
This has received many upvotes and most focus on the interaction between human and machine, which is by all means interesting. I wonder how many ppl can actually follow what's happ…
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Comment #48988785
Yes.
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Comment #48988781
No one should be afraid of anything. Fear is a terrible advisor. Keep your eyes open, try to read the context as careful as you can and adapt as best as you can. Don’t spent too mu…
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Comment #48952354
If you study the last 5k years, then the real question how on earth did the Europeans (primarily) and then the Americans managed to stay ahead of China for as long as they did (the…
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Comment #48946326
Cheap!
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Comment #48946323
A lot.
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Comment #48946313
Looks like you are the biggest shareholder. Well, going by the popular saying: “You own AWS now”.
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Comment #48923892
I would put all the “nuke is safe” ppl in an island alongside the reactor and go back every 100 years to check if they went Atlantis or not yet… I get that it’s a a form of clean e…
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Comment #48923826
I thought they found vibranium. Shame…
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Comment #48923794
Well if you helped the US gov get elected than probably that lemonade “deserves” the valuation… if not, well, it’s just lemonade…
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Comment #48923732
Nah, Ancient Greece has nothing to do with today’s capitalism. It’s a dumb example and the parallels will fall down to a close inspection. Different world.
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