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    Comment #44977056

    https://www.instagram.com/aist.aistories/ has tons of counterpoints, the Sam Altman vs Zuckerberg matrix recreation has been making the rounds...

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    Comment #44843274

    I dunno I ran `ollama run gpt-oss:20b` locally and it only used 16GB locally and I had decent enough inference on my Macbook.

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    Comment #17835854

    AWS does actively send warnings of this nature. https://www.reddit.com/r/aws/comments/6ogmbp/interesting_ema...

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    Comment #17830647

    For each Jepsen release my favorite thing is the code for the tests themselves -- https://github.com/jepsen-io/jepsen/tree/master/dgraph/src/j... -- which seems surprisingly unrefe…

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    Comment #17819198

    It's really important to manage versioned schema for events and defining rules around evolution of schemas, hopefully with tooling support like via Avro's Schema Registry or Protob…

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    Comment #17646892

    in AWS Fargate, of course...

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    Comment #17475774

    thanks, just reminded me to delete my LJ

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    Comment #17473325

    check out https://www.levels.fyi/

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    Comment #17425160

    No, it's really not a high number. It's right on the money for 3 years in-the-trenches experience making the move into consultancy -- around $130-140/hr billable, which is what I w…

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    Comment #17396958

    http://web.archive.org/web/19980210071108/http://www.soup.or... looks like TIAC (The Internet Access Company), an old ISP. Wow, I haven't seen a reference to Erol's in forever...

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    Comment #17387431

    There are plenty of fair use exemptions to copyright. That said, US law is not the highest of moral standards to aspire to. Especially US copyright law. We've been flaunting it onl…

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    Comment #17367355

    FEIE means there is a sizable dollar for dollar advantage, depending on the taxation rules of the host country. https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/fore...

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    Comment #17323128

    I'm reasonably skeptical of cryptocoin but I think it's absurd to judge utility of a work product so soon.

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    Comment #17304942

    don't worry, SpaceX Starlink will kneecap every other ISP.

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    Comment #17229979

    am i mistaken, or do generics specifically eliminate that last case...?

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    Comment #17229774

    Skype grabs port 80 and 443 by default, which is not very nice. Since at least 2010, but ISTR even earlier than that.

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    Comment #17229683

    For Terraform integration you might be interested in https://github.com/runatlantis/atlantis no affiliation, just a fan of the project

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    Comment #17197468

    I can't decide whether this is noble or simply pragmatic. Kudos, either way. I wonder if there will be a trend towards bootstrapping?

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    Comment #17136132

    Both terms seem equally redundant. Why stress?

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    Comment #17130950

    if only there were a hero among us who could free us from our database driven shackles

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    Comment #17083975

    Interns are great. It's really the only interview process that doesn't suck right now, and I have a newfound respect for new college grads after working at a company with a solid i…

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    Comment #17044847

    What pendulum do you see? From here, architectural patterns are clearly converging on a "distributed mainframe" model between containerization and lambda/kappa architectures... I t…

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    Comment #17044822

    There's no downtime in mirroring a cluster with MirrorMaker, and it's become common to isolate producers from consumers to separate clusters, see https://medium.com/netflix-techblo…

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    Comment #16953103

    so like port knocking but at an electrical level, nice.