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Misteur-Z
·vor 5 Monaten·discuss
* Scaleway is totally painful/scary on data encryption at rest and in transit, does not feel like your infra/data is isolated from other customers

* OVHCloud is good if you deploy your production in HA fashion with higher tiers or do multi-region yourself using a vRack, real issue that they made the news with burning DCs, the fact that the customer base has been originally a gazillion cheap web servers does not help big companies going in, they are going somewhere on the SaaS

On most European cloud providers I feel like IAM is crap: workload identity is almost non-existent, API keys management is usually hellish. Same goes for encryption/isolation. I want to hear more technical feedback on most of them, devil is in the details !
Misteur-Z
·vor 4 Jahren·discuss
Having done in the same day 6 hours of psycho-technical and psycho-motor tests at Air France to get into their "Pilote Cadet" program (4h in the morning then 2h in the afternoon after a lunch break), I definitely felt my mental speed during high load+stress at 32 was already a lot slower than at 20 in engineering school. I never felt so brain exhausted and I concluded I was not that sharp anymore ...
Misteur-Z
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
From what I understand, you still have to solve the usual hard challenges of HA:

1) Applications reconnecting to the new Postgres master and retrying queries

2) Persistent storage available in multiple AZs or regions for your Postgres pods (impossible on AWS for example)
Misteur-Z
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
> 2) you are invisible

From personal experience riding in the chaos that is Paris traffic for almost 10 years. I really scared myself maybe 3-4 times with bicycles running red lights at full speed.

=> Regular drivers are paying quite good attention because they need their car to go to work the next day, the real danger comes from newcomers and people who don't drive often (tourists, old people, families on weekends, etc.)

=> Anything that does not require a license (especially all these new stupid fast electric things that go over 20kmh) will make crazy tight turns without checking anything. They will get away with everything and never get stopped by the police, they don't have insurance and will not get fined for anything.

So I would add:

- Don't overspeed in traffic jams

- Don't ever come close to a bus or truck, moving or stopped (massive blind spots + not going to feel a thing running over you)

- Don't mess with car drivers (they will try to run over you and your 200kg bike)

- There will ALWAYS be a **** crazy biker with a death wish riding faster than you, whatever your speed is
Misteur-Z
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
You a need a shitload more RAM for sure and this also forgets about plugging a SAN, and any SAN from IBM is super expensive on hardware AND licenses.
Misteur-Z
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
IMO it's quite following the same trends as the stock market. Elon Musk makes statements on Twitter about how Bitcoin is an environmental disaster and rolls back on accepting Bitcoin in payments for Teslas. Bitcoin goes down.
Misteur-Z
·vor 5 Jahren·discuss
There are a few Teslas with over 500,000 miles! They have a leader board but I can't find an up to date version.

https://twitter.com/TeslaMiles

https://insideevs.com/news/339110/highest-mileage-tesla-now-...

https://futurism.com/the-byte/tesla-record-mileage-900000-ki...
Misteur-Z
·vor 6 Jahren·discuss
Why no one realizes developing software on MacOS/ARM and target Linux/x86 is a bad idea?
Misteur-Z
·vor 6 Jahren·discuss
IBM mainframes virtual machines saying hello => "It is directly based on technology and concepts dating back to the 1960s" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z/VM