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master_crab
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About master_crab
Full-time dad.
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Comment #49069138
It can be the case that everyone in “a fight” is wrong.
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Comment #48991519
That’s not good either. It’s the same with poultry, many types of fruit, etc. This just makes the case further.
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Comment #48990266
They don't have a monopoly on any meaningful product category. By that reasoning I could have a monopoly on peanuts and it’s alright because consumers can choose from hundreds of o…
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Comment #48976578
I wonder what happens to that gas price once the SPR can no longer be drawn from? https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=W...
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Comment #48946207
Apologies. Not trying to come across as a prick. But at least we both agree private dns =/= split brain. :)
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Comment #48938404
Bless your sweet heart if you think private DNS servers are split horizon. :)
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Comment #48895991
Because I was responding to this comment you had made: So what's your solution when you have a wholly private service that will never have a public v4 address, nor a publicly routa…
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Comment #48895513
The M-series are ARM chips based on the A series from the iPhones. Therefore Apple had ten years of chip design (plus the prior decades of ARM history) to rely on. The GPUs and mod…
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Comment #48882200
100%. Orchestrating multiple sub agents is a key requirement for many workflows. If only because it minimizes context sprawl (amongst multiple other reasons). There is probably a m…
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Comment #48882119
You don’t. You avoid split horizon because of the silent (usually failure) mechanics it introduces.
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Comment #48865868
A lot of these are visual-heavy tests that often require first person sight to confirm results. Considering GLM isn’t multimodal, that might explain why it did better on the calcul…
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Comment #48859052
Wait…what? You have a fully internal service and you dont have an internal DNS server? I guess those exist in theory, but not in practice. :) If you have a heavy enough tech stack …
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Comment #48857817
Split brain =/= done right. This introduces all sorts of aberrant behavior. Most notably that clients will get different responses depending on their query and route that you now h…
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Comment #48857763
He’s a lightning rod only because some people get unnecessarily triggered by facts that don’t fit their world view.
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Comment #48749929
So short meta?
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Comment #48717578
Containers is often the reason. You start a container and you are immediately pulling in a quarter to half a gig or more (often the latter).
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Comment #48657708
Does the IIHS have a an Indiana Jones style warehouse where they keep 30 year old forgettable vehicles like the Blazer in storage for just this special occasion?
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Comment #48610237
“Doctor killer” for a reason. It can be monotonous and degrading, but commercial air is the safe way to travel.
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Comment #48540356
There needs to be a distinction - because people are making an honest conflation - between distributed computing and cloud computing. The list in the article applies to both, but t…
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Comment #48483683
But it’s relevant whether we like it or not. This will affect the price of goods, salaries of workers, everything.
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Comment #48266516
What, do people not remember Katrina? That was the sign to move, and it was 20 years ago.
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Comment #48095005
Yeah it’s a sad state. But it’s also not worth putting oneself in harm’s way. Report it to the state authorities (not all of them are crooked). Or try another jurisdiction, like th…