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jauer
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About jauer
Former SysAdmin at a small dialup/wireless/fiber/colo ISP in the US Midwest. Full stack where the stack went from datacenter power and cooling, fiber in the ground, to BGP, database perf tuning, and dev on backoffice/accounting/billing systems.
https://jade.wtf / https://github.com/jda/ / jade@jade.wtf
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/jda; my proof: https://keybase.io/jda/sigs/-MAdRvws8lprdF6WKGMur4GHTbctlG5hOtJvctF_rWg ]
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Comment #48203959
Information is default low-trust unless you have reason to extend trust to the source and that's been the case for thousands of years, if not the entirety of human existence. We no…
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Comment #48144088
and the xAI data centers are uniquely dirty and polluting because they don't have sufficient grid connectivity and are running on generator 24x7. This isn't a problem for the vast …
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Comment #47357130
AI or not, it's unconscionable that victims of compulsory legal processes by way of mistaken identity are not made whole.
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Comment #46826460
Unlike enterprise datacenters, systems inside these datacenters are tightly coupled to compute system design to eke out PUE, so network cabling, electrical, and cooling to a lesser…
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Comment #46307201
I've worked in various teams on the infrastructure side of a FAANG from early career/L4 to sr staff eng/L7 and have always been encouraged and rewarded for asking questions, even w…
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Comment #46198163
at the same time you have endless stories of people losing family and friends to cancer because a doctor dismissed complaints as anxiety or needing to exercise more leading to canc…
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Comment #46198095
IPv4 continues to be available to entities that have a need that fits a particular policy shape, just most people don't. Specifically, you can get IPv4 /24s for IPv6 transition pur…
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Comment #45519053
Trivially on their (and qnap's) amd64 systems at least. There are some quirks where they are more similar to an embedded system than a PC, but it's not a big deal. Things like cons…
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Comment #45161647
There’s secret from an adversary and then there’s internal compartmentalization. You could have 100s of people who have a business need to look at syslog from a router, but approxi…
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Comment #44917895
TFA asserts that Git LFS is bad for several reasons including because proprietary with vendor lock-in which I don't think is fair to claim. GitHub provided an open client and serve…
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Comment #43666819
They don't sell them. But, if the developer / hotelier had a sufficiently large network, think providing service equivalent to the number of rooms at a US state university system n…
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Comment #42957700
Reuters builds software for a variety of fields and maintains datasets that would be useful in identifying if, say, an email with an invoice purporting to be from a specific compan…
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Comment #42352044
I've never worked in defense. Why do you equate working in those regions with working in defense?
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Comment #42351193
I'm curious how well this article resonates with people outside a particular bubble (vs. being puzzling if you are inside a different bubble.) The statement that Anduril sponsoring…
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Comment #42133226
Tailscale intentionally overrides your device's routing table to force traffic between hosts in the same subnet to go over a Wireguard tunnel instead of bypassing it. They do this …
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Comment #42133066
> Because, for whatever reason I’ve yet to grasp, homelab folks like to implement Tailscale as some sort of “secure virtual network” abstraction layer - think something similar to …
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Comment #41474442
Could you elaborate on what you find “vile and disgusting“ about that meme?
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Comment #40735558
It works for me? That's normal behavior if you aren't signed into Twitter :( Summary of thread: Society doesn't handle 2nd order consequences well. NK cryptolocker attack on health…
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Comment #40725518
"the West" has to keep some degree of not officially caring to avoid being backed into a policy corner and has no incentive to take law enforcement action when threat actors in tho…
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Comment #40665234
and deceptive if not inaccurate. Meta's Model Cards specifically call out that they were trained on publicly available datasets and NOT any Meta user data. For example: https://git…
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Comment #40665222
and so is Meta: https://ai.meta.com/blog/next-generation-meta-training-infer...
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Comment #40651457
She was one of the people who literally built the technical foundation of the world we know. That alone justifies all the upvotes. The fact that she did that on top of basically st…
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Comment #40603552
I'm normally on a very minimal dose. I have, prior to getting timer tops and forgetting that I'd already taken med, taken >100mg of dextroamphetamine without feeling high and witho…
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Comment #40602903
Maybe addictive to people without ADHD… They are so unaddictive to people with ADHD that remembering to take them can be challenging.
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Comment #40577309
I have several CO2 monitors including some from AirThings, Aranet4, and a industrial sensor in the form of a Vaisala GMP252 CO2 probe. They all track closely enough that I don't wo…