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Onepane is a CloudOps tool designed to reduce the challenges faced by cloud users, whether they're small startups or large enterprises.

Cloud adoption starts small and grows with the organization. Initially, it's all about getting things up and running quickly. However, this approach often leads to non-standardized setups and a tangled web of cloud resources that become a pain to manage as your business scales.

We've lived through the struggles that different teams encounter when following their own cloud best practices, often chosen by individual engineers rather than being standardized across the organization. With multiple tools for Git, CICD, Monitoring, APM, and more, the absence of a centralized view complicates matters even further. Cloud's dynamic nature means changes happen frequently and without proper tracking, making it difficult to maintain a clear overview of resources, changes, and alerts along with their respective ownerships and impacted applications.

So, summarizing the challenges faced by cloud users:

- Divergent Best Practices: Different teams within an organization often adopt cloud best practices, which may not align with organizational standards.

- Tool Overload: There are many cloud tools out there for tasks like version control, CI/CD, monitoring, APM, and more. However, the data tends to be scattered across these tools, making it challenging to see the big picture.

- Dynamic Changes: The cloud is dynamic, and changes happen
frequently. Keeping track of these changes and correlating them can be a nightmare.

- Lack of Visibility: The absence of a centralized tool for resource management, change tracking, and alerts with clear ownership and application context can lead to operational chaos.

In response to these issues, we've been developing Onepane, that leverages a Well-Architected Framework. While existing frameworks introduced by public cloud providers lack automation and real-time updates, we aim to bridge this gap with Onepane.

Onepane is designed to assist cloud customers in systematically achieving a well-architected infrastructure. Our first step involves addressing visibility challenges, gradually building towards an Automated Well-Architected Framework for Multi-Cloud environments.
If we are talking about the language of science, 'unnatural' wouldn't be used. Abnormal may be used in context of say, a development issue, but something like 'atypical' is more likely to be used.
> And I suggest taking a look at Israel dropping bombs on a refugee camp (Jabalia refugee camp) they knew was overflowing with women and children.

Israel specifically pointed at the area where they will be bombing to clear civilians. They used cell phone tracking to make sure that their message was getting through and only then conducted bombing. This seriously hindered the impact of the bombing since it lets the terrorists escape.

Notice that these "facts" about civilians dying are given by the Hamas who block escape roads for their own people and disallow them from going into their tunnels for safety. The Hamas wants civilian casualties to raise the next generation of terrorists and to reduce the legitimacy of Israel.

> And I also suggest meditating on the fact that Israel's war on Gaza is the first war in modern history where women and children comprise the vast majority of the victims.

According to the Hamas which has lied repeatedly about everything and specifically prevented people from leaving.

> Kind of makes you wonder who the 'terrorists' are.

No it doesn't. The difference is stark.

The Hamas his holding children hostage. It opened this attack by burning civilians alive and shooting children. It was during a time when Israel was reducing pressure on Gaza so 100% unprovoked and against civilians. They knew retaliation would happen and are keeping hostages so the retaliation will happen.

They block their own people from the tunnels so they will die in the crossfire.

Israel might make mistakes that harm civilians (a lot fewer than reported) but the hamas left Israel no choice. Imagine your children held in a terrorist tunnel, Israel is REMARKABLY easy on them all things considered.
Ad nauseum solves this. Sure you get tracked but you also send all the wrong signals.
It's not actively developed anymore so I've been using ublocks advanced options which are good but not as good as uMatrix was.
You want to avoid condensation (and other depositions) on the mirror surface. That is most easily avoided if the mirror is slightly warmer than the environment. Of course the container is sealed as well, but there's always some moisture in the air anyway, and it's worthwhile protecting the mirrors from that.
Ask HN: FaceID stopped recognising me after I shaved my beard – what do I do?
This completely misses all the facts. For starters, Israel has tens of thousands of hostages in their jails, some as young as 3, without charge, without trial. Hamas is fighting a murderous occupying force, which not only does not conform to the obligations of an occupying power, but in fact intentionally breaks the laws of occupation in their lust for genocide. Never mind the anti-human restriction of calories into Gaza to keep the population it occupies on the edge of starvation permanently. Never mind the wanton murder of civilians for sport by the IDF and the illegal settlers. Then consider all the checkpoints Palestinians have to go through daily just to move from area to area. After that, consider that Israel had frequently bombed civilian infrastructure and boasted about it, including that hospital they claimed war got by a stray Palestinian rocket. Go find facts
Do you have a link or is this donating to each individual?
I'm as dedicated to my job as my job is to me. If the agreed upon salary is for 40 hours, that's my dedication level. What hobbies I choose to do outside of that is my business. If my hobbies and my work are the same type of thing, that's also my business.

Maybe as a hiring manager you should be offering overtime pay if you're looking to intrude in to the 128 hours of the week I didn't sell to you. Because that's outside of our agreement.
Same here in Hamburg, Germany. Most offices are rented, it was hard to an office of the size we wanted, there was exactly one available in four locations.

Even their EBITDA is negative, so debt is not the (only) issue. Perhaps they have locked themselves into long-term overpriced rental agreements?
well I can tell you that since Hamas runs the entire gaza strip (up until about a day ago), "The Times of Gaza" is under complete censorship from them or is essentially pravda. There is no "independent journalist organizations" in gaza, im sure there are some individuals on twitter, but odds are, if they are under 30, they pretty much grew up with Hamas controlling their whole life, education, etc.

It sounds crazy but you really can't believe anything they say.
> I don't think you can actually put a number on this waste.

To give a really simple upper limit: 36.8 billion tonnes per year. Because that's the current total global CO2 emissions per year. And we can be pretty sure that ads are less than that, or at least not more.

I agree with your assessment of the grandparent comment.
woe to the ones who live their life in fear
"Firebase: Exceeded daily quota for email sign-in. (auth/quota-exceeded)"

Been looking for a app that allows me to clone a face based on the pictures I have and able to create pictures with that person in it.
A lot of needless explosions, but very cool nonetheless
I often open videos in the background, and watch them later. So this would work perfectly well here.
> At the start of this conflict I was all about revenge against Hamas. I still am. But Israel has taken it too far. They really are showing very little disregard for the innocent people in Palestine. I'm sorry but they do exist.

I have friends within Gaza. And guess what also hostage friends in Gaza.

Don't believe Israel won't bomb the Gazans. But do believe Israel won't bomb the hostages... They don't know where they are so OBVIOUSLY they won't blow up random locations so they won't hurt them... You are falling for Hamas lies.

> I agree Hamas should give hostages back and surrender, but tell me what this has to do with a 5 year old child being blown to pieces again? Why should they have to pay for what some "adults" have done?

Israel never aimed at 5 year olds and specifically warned about the places where it would attack. The Hamas places civilians in these areas so they can sway minds exactly like in this case...

But it's easy to get up on a high horse here... What do you suggest? A ceasefire is like a surrender. They will gather their forces and keep the poor hostages. Every ceasefire in the past was used to get more weapons and fight harder. This has to end for the Gazan people too. They have been under the yoke of the Hamas for too long.
people think that at deaths door we obtain some deep insight, something of universal clarity. the truth is that it’s just a different perspective, one that may be maladaptive at another stage of your life
Somewhat sadly it seems memory works that way. It's as if over time it gets compressed and generalized in some way.

Maybe it depends on the person, but for me personally I have difficulties imagining what my parents looked like when they were 20 years younger, apart from reciting some specific photos.

When someone I see daily gains or loses weight slowly over time it's hard to remember what they looked like in the past.

I had a good mental picture of my now deceased cat in my head, but when I got a new cat of with a similar color and fur, the mental image of my previous cat slowly got replaced with how my new cat looks.
number is also reported out of context and not as a % - i detect moral hazard by author here
Human vision is logscale, not linear. So in a comparison, you will see a difference.
Consider it in terms of error.

The difference is 0.4 to 0.035

An order of magnitude more light reflected.
Avoiding eternal damnation is kinda the definition of self interest.
>Well that just makes it clear you're only interested in your feelings/vibes as opposed to anything objective.

Pulling an "estimate" out of your ass isn't exactly any more objective than admitting that attempting to estimate it is futile.

"I know that I know nothing" and all that.
I see: what does that mean, exactly? :) if it means "data they dont usually test on", 10% does still sound pretty high
> "Am I talking to real person?"
>> "Yes, you are talking to a real person..."
More than temperature, the main problem is the atmosphere. Hubble can see a lot of infrared, and also ultraviolet, because it is in space. Ground-based IR telescopes are somewhat limited, and UV is non-existent.
> hidden evils against children so that communities wouldn't "lose face"

> dealing with a degree of cowardice and dishonest duplicity they haven't experienced before

Grew up in a religious community, seen this first hand. Only public appearences matter.

The same person that chastises people for having sex without marriage could be a weekly visitor at the whore house.
Yeah, the good ol' "I don't agree with the facts, so they must be damn lies" defense.

Look, I used to be as Pro-Israeli as they come. I fully endorse the right of any nation to defend itself when attacked by terrorists ( and yes Hamas is a terrorist group on par with Al-Qaeda).

But it's one thing to act against terrorists, and it's another thing entirely to indiscriminately kill children for crying out loud. Children!

I supported Israel, but I have a conscience, as do the vast majority of human beings. At this point, there's no difference between Hamas and the Govt of Israel.

In the refugee camp that was bombed, children were trying to drag the corpses of other children they had been playing with together in a playground. That's heartbreaking, it's horrifying.

And to respond to your 'fake statistics' claim, the UN and Aid Agencies have repeatedly certified that the death numbers released are accurate, with some insisting they're actually undercounts, which means even more innocent people have been killed by the Israeli Government's indiscriminate bombing than has been reported.
Then Python is not the language for you, and never has been.

The Python core developers have had a practice of removing standard library packages for over 30 years, including packages that - like cgi.py - worked.

For example, modules removed with Python 2.0 included cmp, cmpcache, dircmp, dump, find, grep, packmail, poly, stdwin, util, whatsound, and zmod.

Python 2.4 removed mpz, rotor, and xreadlines - no more Enigma machine emulation for you, and I had to change my code because I used xreadlines.

Python 3.0 removed even more modules: cl, md5, sha, rfc822, and more. Plus it did some library reorganization.

Ever use the "parser" module? I did. It was removed in 3.10 because of the switch to the PEG parser.

PEP 594 re-affirms the reasoning behind the long-given practice removing old packages.

There are language communities with a stronger commitment to not breaking old code. COBOL is fantastically backwards compatible, for an obvious example.

I urge you to consider the options I gave. The functionality you want can be done using the standard library without that much effort.
Settings -> Face ID & Passcode -> Reset Face ID

or wait until beard has regrown
> teach your kids signal?

Getting your own kids to switch messenging client is fairly trivial. Then they can talk to you (and to each other).

The network effect means you then have to persuade other kids, and parents, and sports coaches, and music teachers and ... to switch.

(Source: have three kids and we have exactly this issue)
She's not a mere dauber. She's skilled. She's not just a "conceptual artist".

I thought Picasso was all about revolutionizing art, until I visited the Picasso Museum in Barcelona, and saw his juvenilia. Then I realized that he was an extremely skilled draughtsman, anatomist and figurative painter.

I'm not keen on Tracy Emin, but I was mistaken to underestimate her.
It's GPT-3.5 for now, but experimenting to transition Llama. I haven't observed any meaningful difference in results using GPT-4
"Whether the house we live in is 300 or 3000 sq ft - loneliness is the same" is quite profound.
Don't believe what exactly?
3.5 & 4 are fine, yes, explaining in steps how to solve it (when prompted purely with "2 + 2(2-2)"). gpt2 completing "2 + 2(2-2) = " returns " 1.5 + 1.5 + 1.5".
I'm still a fan. I rewatched a few years ago. It's darker than I remember and there are sexier elements I completely missed as a kid. Some of the episode themes - like racism - were far ahead of their time.

Of course it's dated now, but I don't think it's more ridiculous than today's superhero franchises

If you compare to other British 1970s TV SF, like Dr Who, it was a remarkable effort.
> Bully

Just a heads up that a Bully sequel (trilogy?) is in the works:

https://www.xfire.com/ex-rockstar-games-employee-leaks-bully...
The question is not about a game’s freshness. The question is wether procedural generators such as chatgpt can generate something truly new or is limited to its plagiarised parameters - which seems to be the case.
Show HN: Embeddings Solution for Personal Journal
It occurred to me that a personal diary/journal is one of the most interesting data sets for a vector embedding / chat context product. People express their hopes, dreams, fears and much more in their journal. A psychiatrist/psychologist/therapist would have many insights from reading a journal.

So this is what I'm trying to build at Jumble Journal. We enable people to chat with their past journals as a first feature.

Technology

For vector embeddings and similarity search, we use ChromaDB. It's open source and has great performance. For something small scale, I didn't want to get locked into one of the Vector DB services like Pinecone.

The DB is hosted on an EC2 instance. Backend API is serverless with AWS Lambda and API Gateway. We back up all embeddings in S3 in case of failure.

I am really happy to discuss the technology stack and the feature itself.

Links
https://jumblejournal.org
https://www.trychroma.com/
Nah, Whisper isnt trademarked. The AI ethos is more academic and open in general, that's why stuff like this, and not linking directly to what they forked aren't faux pas in the that community but raise eyebrows here.
Restful sleep is the ultimate debugger
it gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
Up until very recently, all the people hearing internal voices that they aren’t the thing that they very obviously are based on physical characteristics, would have received a mental health diagnosis.

There’s also a very easy to spot social contagion aspect to all of this that would seem to confirm the fears of home school parents who see the public schools as a danger to their children’s healthy development.
The segments themselves are 100% modular and you could tile an US state with them. The main problem is engineering: the whole thing needs to behave like a single object, turning 360 degrees and moving between horizon and zenith (horizontal and vertical), with a minimum of mechanical flexure. And also resisting wind load. In essence, it's a lightweight building that has to move freely, and this one won't get bigger.
> I also know that Israel are taking peoples homes and land.

No it hasn't. You're talking about 1948 where there was a terrible war. Many Jews lost their homes. Palestinians who left the country couldn't return because of all arab countries were at war with Israel and the borders were closed. The many Jews who ran from Arab countries lost everything too but no one talks about that.

I agree there should be a Palestinian state. Hamas is the #1 reason there isn't one. Israel is a distant #2 here...

> Imagine if a group came to the USA and started kicking Americans out? I'd like to see how that goes...

Funny you should mention that because that group is the Americans...

> Just because you're not using human shields, doesn't mean dropping a bomb from a hi-tech hundred million dollar fighter jet makes you special or absolves you from responsibility, or makes it ok.

It doesn't. That's why Israel tracks every bomb and every firing. There's a special prosecutor from Hauge court right now looking at everything and US involvement also makes sure Israel is taking every precaution. Unlike the Hamas, Israel can be sued for war crimes and is making sure to document every decision so it has a chain back to the intelligence that triggered every bombing.

> Those human shields are innocent people.

100%. Historically, that was the reason Israel didn't deal with the Hamas in the past. That was the wrong decision in retrospect. The Hamas has to be destroyed and there's just no other way to do it. It is terrible.
The formatting is a bit off.

The web app is here: https://jumblejournal.org

The DB used is here: https://www.trychroma.com/
The cognitive load is the worst part of ads for me. The amounts of ads that display an X to close the banner only for that X to be an actual link to another fkn ad or straight up opens a new tab. Not to mention the invisible divs spanning the entire page so wherever you click, it's gonna open a link which is most of time either porn, betting sites or aliexpress. This sh* should be illegal.
>Did you read what I wrote above? "if you buy preinstalled"

And did you understand my point? Buying preinstalled isn't a cure-all, only ensures that the bundled hardware drivers are compatible and configured. That's a pretty low bar.

It doesn't cover doing stuff with third party devices (which on the Mac 99% of the time it works every time).

Not to mention even the bundled-hardware doesn't always work even if you buy pre-installed (like the laptop not sleeping properly for example).
The AI ethos is more academic and open in general, that's why stuff like this, and not linking directly to what they forked aren't faux pas in the that community but raise eyebrows here.

It does speech recognition
Too much expensive
I wonder if fast enough for wakeword detection in WASM. Picovoice worked extremely well for this but it's proprietary.
You need to balance risk and reward. Getting to the end and telling everyone to take more risks just because you personally have nothing to lose, or the risk worked out for you, is just lotto winners telling everyone to buy lotto tickets.
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Handling a Regional Outage: Comparing the Response from AWS, Azure and GCP
Can you elaborate? I‘m not sure how to interpret this in this context.
It’s possible to develop those soft skills. Management concepts can be taught. It’s possible to teach a good engineer how to use existing management frameworks.

Trouble is, often the learning materials are written in a way that does not “land” for people with an analytical technical background.

Translating management tools and concepts into tech speak for engineers on the management has been my job for a good part of the past decade. It can be done.
You know what's funny?

UEFI actually lets you provide both touchscreen-capable bells&whistles gui, and a text UI for the frankenstein VT-UTF8 standard (essentially, VT-220 compatible with UTF-8, kinda like linux console) - all in mostly one codebase.

There's a standard UI description language which is used to specify menus, options and values (and how they are written into nvram), which is then interpreted by text mode interface driver (enabled when you connect over serial port) and graphic mode interface driver (where you can drop all sorts of graphical bells & whistles).

It's also how you can integrate menus from add-on cards into firmware setup.
Aye, Paul felt this. But Jesus taught by their fruits shall ye know them. AFAICT, all Christians know the Jesus trumps Paul. Under such a calculus, the variance of Christians living their standards en masse is sufficient evidence of mission failure, not simply internal inconsistency.

As an example, consider how many religious organizations not only ban LGBT (despite teaching god made them as they are) but outright actively work to disenfranchise them (tolerance failure).

I believe it is reasonable that organizations should not be tolerated when they are corrupt subcommunities cancerously siphoning resources from the body of a community. Whether that organization is commercial, civic, or religious shouldn't affect the determination.
first, I wanna step back and give you a new description of addiction.

Addiction is the pain of absence.

This is important neurologically, because the pain of absence is caused by changes in receptor density to any one of several neurotransmitters.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3760378/

But I want to take an even further step back and appoint to an even more fundamental cause of receptor density changes, and that is oxidative stress. I believe the oxidative stress is the underlying mechanism of addiction. If you can manage oxidative stress, you can inhibit addiction.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7555323/
> Angry Birds itself was sufficiently fresh and well made so people liked it.

'Crush The Castle' was an earlier Flash game with the same mechanics as Angry Birds. Angry Birds just gave it appealing characters and visuals.
People are different and so it makes sense that they'll handle death differently. Loneliness is a big problem. But I am surprised how often people fall for an anti-materialist view, yeah money's not everything, but I think its a privileged view to have. Its easy to say money is not important once you've made alot of it. I think its helpful to have some, but obv. spending all your time in its pursuit is a waste.
At 30 you're less than a quarter into your professional career, and that's assuming you jump straight in after uni/college. I know _lots_ of people who had a tough takeoff after further education and only got into a "career" years later.
Wonder by M10 if we have ChatGPT like AI built-into the chip.