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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
They might not be disrupting them, but they are definitely causing competition in the market place again. My main bank account is with Halifax, everyday spend is with Starling. Then Monzo for anything risky. Before Starling/Monzo the H
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
> Has there been any other behavior like this in the past where a company "shut themselves down" to make a big political statement and then almost immediately undid the shut down? OnlyFans did something similar: https:/&#
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Probably not the place to post this feedback, but in general I get excited about what Cloudflare have been releasing in 2024. I'm borderline desperate to try them out in a business setting. The only thing that really stops me is the ho
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Ha! Nicely played. That was out of purely laziness. I don't like using one handle across sites, so I take the first 8 chars of (New-Guid).ToString() and then dump it in my password manager.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
This is pretty cool, I ran it against one of a largest customer sites and it was very interesting to see how the page all interconnects. I'm pretty sure it can be used to spot architecture/performance problems.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
The first and immediate difference for me is the ability to recall the name. I can recall Postman/Insomina fine, and now for API Parrot. I'm never going to be able to recall mitmproxy2swagger. Unfortunately, names matter.
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US treasury's workstations breached in cyber-attack by China – report(theguardian.com)
11 points by 1a527dd5 2y ago|2 comments
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
The first year was the best year for me. It was really fun and I think I got 22/24 days done. After that my participation rate has been shocking, I really want to do it but I get this weird anxiety that I'm not quick enough. Which
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FTC says AI scanner "deceived" users after BBC revelations(bbc.co.uk)
19 points by 1a527dd5 2y ago|3 comments
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Be still my beating heart. I have lived to see this day. Genuinely, we've wanted this for ages and we got half way there with strong consistency.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Yeah I gave it a shot, it didn't have much over SQLite other than the file size was a lot smaller. Also, I love ipinfo excellent service! We use it all the time at work.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
I think some of the blame _definitely_ lies with me. No doubt. The only sure fire way I've found that won't cause offence is to offer up a slack call/huddle so that they can hear my tone. I have been failing quite successfull
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
In general, I found that when I've told people to be careful on that code path (because it has bitten me before) I don't get the sense that it is a welcomed warning. It's almost as if I'm questioning their skill as a eng
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
I wonder if DuckDB could do better than SQLite?
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
I feel like you should add a slight disclaimer that you are involved in the project in some capacity :)
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
For those in the UK you can forward to 7726 to report it [1] [1] https://www.gov.uk/report-suspicious-emails-websites-phishin...
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
We are waiting for Metabase to support DuckDB on their cloud version. It's pretty neat.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Appreciate you taking the time to reply :) I guess the underlying tone of cynicism in my tone speaks to the question that I didn't directly ask - how often do each of the components/moving parts fail and require manual interventio
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Blimey, that is a lot of moving parts. Our data team currently has something similar and its costs are astronomical. On the other hand our internal platform metrics are fired at BigQuery [1] and then we used scheduled queries that run daily
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Argh, that is highly frustrating. I loathe receiving bug reports like that. The radio silence normally causes me to assume that it wasn't our service/platform but a PEKBAC issue.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Did you get a reply from the author? I've been nerd-sniped so I'm very keen to know what the problem actually was.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Did you get a reply from the author? I've been nerd-sniped so I'm very keen to know what the problem actually was.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
I think the Cloudflare folks in this thread are being very polite; but this is bug report is missing key details. It's reminiscent of taking a screenshot of a build error. I investigate a lot of esoteric bugs at work and I always push
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
I know I'm not the target market. I don't want my editor to have AI. I was really looking forward to trying Zed, but this just means I'll stick to VS/Code with the AI gung disabled. In general, if any product comes with
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
I don't understand, why wasn't there a CDN in front of the public GCS bucket resources?
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Eh, I'm 50/50 on this. I gave up long ago about people expecting to know and understanding about _everything_ they are doing. I've come to accept that some people just want to code etc. I pick and choose my battles and where
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
Yeah we are aware of statement_timeout. But it's not something we want to actively promote. Most people copy and paste a previous migration and then amend it to their previous needs. So if the previous migration set the statement timeo
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
DROP INDEX [ CONCURRENTLY ] [ IF EXISTS ] :) In general, it's not something that happens. But that is how we've resolved it in the past.
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
We have a similar setup; but there are still scenarios where you need a IF NOT EXISTS. A classic example of a table on dev being close to empty, and a table on prod being huge and taking longer than the default timeout ~30 seconds. Dependin
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by 1a527dd5 2y ago
IF NOT EXISTS is incredibly useful to resolve the state of difference between environments. A classic example is a massive table on production, but an empty table on dev. Dev gets migrated fine, but prod fails for reasons. You now need to r

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