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spieden commented on What really happened with the CIA and The Paris Review?   theparisreview.org/blog/2... · Posted by u/frenzcan
timschmidt · 4 months ago
Worth pointing out that next to the US, France is another empire with economically tied former colonies throughout Africa, Asia, and South America. They have a large installed base of nuclear power, nuclear ships, and nuclear weapons fed from uranium mines in those former colonies. And operate an aircraft carrier to project power internationally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_aircraft_carrier_Charle...

Despite the ways France tends to be portrayed in the US media, it plays an outsized role in European and international politics as a result. Makes sense the CIA would want to be involved.

spieden · 4 months ago
I brought up the aircraft carrier in a conversation with a Frenchman while our daughters played in his apartment off the Champs-Élysées some months ago. He said: "Yes, it was very expensive and we don't take it anywhere." ; )
spieden commented on Metaflow: Build, Manage and Deploy AI/ML Systems   github.com/Netflix/metafl... · Posted by u/plokker
kot-behemoth · 8 months ago
A while ago I saw a promising Clojure project stepwise [0] which sounds pretty close to what you're describing. It not only allows you to define steps in code, but also implements cool stuff like ability to write conditions, error statuses and resources in a much-less verbose EDN instead of JSON. It also supports code reloading and offloading large payloads to S3.

Here's a nice article with code examples implementing a simple pipeline: https://www.quantisan.com/orchestrating-pizza-making-a-tutor....

[0]: https://github.com/Motiva-AI/stepwise

spieden · 8 months ago
Wow cool, a project I created got a mention on HN. :D
spieden commented on Slashing data transfer costs in AWS   bitsand.cloud/posts/slash... · Posted by u/danielklnstein
issafram · 2 years ago
I've been looking for a place to store files for backup. Already keeping a local copy on NAS, but I want another one to be remote. Would you guys recommend S3? Wouldn't be using any other services.
spieden · 2 years ago
I use S3 with the DEEP_ARCHIVE storage class for disaster recovery. Costs go up if you have many thousands of files so careful there. Hopefully will never need to access the objects and it's the cheapest I could find.
spieden commented on SpaceX is targeting Monday, April 17 for the first flight of Starship   spacex.com/launches/missi... · Posted by u/samwillis
spieden · 3 years ago
If I want to watch, is it the 2-hour countdown that starts at 7:00 a.m. Central time?
spieden commented on Launch HN: Kitchenful (YC S21) – Weekly recipes with integrated shopping    · Posted by u/cschiller
spieden · 4 years ago
Just a quick nit: Safeway is improperly pluralized as "Safeways" some way down the home page. Cool idea and interested to try!
spieden commented on Pigiron, a MIDI Routing Utility with OSC   github.com/plewto/Pigiron... · Posted by u/plewto
spieden · 5 years ago
Great project! I've been using mididings for similar purposes. Main draw of this for me is customization in go instead of cpp. How would you say it compares otherwise?

http://das.nasophon.de/mididings/

spieden commented on Del.icio.us   del.icio.us/... · Posted by u/kome
duxup · 6 years ago
It does seem like there might be room out there for things that aren't unicorns, but are sustainable / good products that can operate, even at a profit, with small teams.

I always think of / mention Gumroad when I think of that:

https://sahillavingia.com/reflecting

I worry in the rush to the tip top we lose some good products / services / economic activity that are billion dollar wins... but are still way good ideas.

spieden · 6 years ago
My favorite is https://readwise.io

u/spieden

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