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by 7bit 2y ago
Microsoft is sabotaging itself. There will come a time when Microsoft becomes too big and will be split into several companies. When this happens, the dysfunctional state of their applications will grant other companies the room to be compe
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by 7bit 2y ago
I find most win conditions problematic. There's no chance in winning, if you can't defend yourself. So any win condition is always just an additional factor to pure force. Then again, you can cut out competition from important res
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by 7bit 2y ago
Don't know the AWS prices, but a bate metal box on Azure (or a VM) is exponentially more expensive than the same thing on literally any other provider. If you need only a VM to self-host, go anywhere else and you pay a fraction of Azur
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by 7bit 2y ago
> What kind of AWS setup leads to surprise bills? If your blog ends up on front page of HN how much is the traffic spike going to cost? $100? $1000? $10000? Wait! You just answered your own question, no?! Yes, the surprise is the amount
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Well, no. It's irony, but it's only cognitive dissonance in a comedy show which misses the nuance. Like the nuance between sending out your love and doing the Nazi salute? Or different?
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Exactly. So why is it part of your init system? Can you think of a reason why it is not a totally separate project which is totally independent of systemd? What? You can use SystemD to have services like a webserver or a python script
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by 7bit 2y ago
Stoppped Reading 5 paragraphs. If the article fails to convey where it's going, why should I invest the time? Also, what are those hashtags? Completely unrelated to the actual content.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I did not know and I must not know that to get a service running on start.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I really also don't understand this. I started using Linux on server OS around 2010. I think this was not long before SystemD was available in Ubuntu by default. I found writing or even understanding init scripts was really difficult f
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by 7bit 2y ago
Color theme sucks. Not enough contrast.
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by 7bit 2y ago
OAuth is authorization only. The part where it is vast is the different mechanics to grant/delegate access. And that's really needed because you need to be able to have Oauth working fo humans and machines where the accessing serv
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by 7bit 2y ago
I thought Zuckerberg was removing any fact checkers and platform censoring. I'm thoroughly confused. But maybe since Zuckerbergs death the company changed directions again.
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by 7bit 2y ago
As with everything: repetition. If you forget these things you don't use them often enough. On that level, do you really need to remember them or are you happy enough to have a good and short reference, like this article for example? M
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by 7bit 2y ago
This is an excellent article. The only thing I am missing is a short paragraph about OIDC, which is the thing that enables authentication. To most people who just get in touch with the topic OAuth is more authentication than authorization.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I don't see the competition. That's like Men and women football. Most people just don't care about the latter and women football is not competing with men football -- at all.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I prefer Siri to Google Assistant. The latter is the epitome of retardedness. At least when used in German. "Hey Google, new appointment tomorrow at 14 o'clock: Clean kitchen." This used to work fine 7 years ago. Today this c
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by 7bit 2y ago
So? IT wont affect performance. Dont call the library and ITS egfectively unused Code in the binary.
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by 7bit 2y ago
So? I mean, what ist the real downside, beside 5kb additional filesize?
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by 7bit 2y ago
I hate that. I don't want dependencies for serialization or logging. But you do and now you have to choose which of the dozen logging crates you need. As a beginner this is horrible, because everybody knows serde, but I have to learn t
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by 7bit 2y ago
AFAIK: Rust compiles to machine code. Even if the stdlib would be 600 mb, If you have 3 lines of Code your programm would be microscopically small.
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by 7bit 2y ago
So this is a copy of Cherry pie which is a copy of Flask? I take Flask over bof of the my thank you.
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by 7bit 2y ago
That's completely besides the topic I was commenting.
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by 7bit 2y ago
> The first rule of Fight Club is: you don't mess with the scroll. Just reading this about that homepage makes me irrationally angry. What kind of people STILL think it's okay to mess with the scroll? Have you not learned afte
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by 7bit 2y ago
> With no mathematical rigor there is no mathematical understanding. You are robbing yourself, as the concepts are meaningless without the context. You don't need to know what Gravity is to calculate the time it takes for an apple t
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by 7bit 2y ago
> Maybe the US should just create some privacy protections instead ? But... But that would apply to Meta and Twitter as well Ö
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by 7bit 2y ago
Similar with stackoverflow. A question with an answer is already uninteresting to other contributora, but if the answer is superficial or of bad quality on top of that, it lowers the chances of a good second answer dramatically. This is fro
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by 7bit 2y ago
LOL! That's why we still smack kids' hands with a stick if they answer a question in school wrong. Because it emotionally sticks and definitely does not cause any psychological issues.
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by 7bit 2y ago
I could solve these issues with the suggestions you made, but why? I can develop stuff in many languages directly in Windows just fine, and I frankly am not willing to jump through hoops so I can do the same stuff with PHP -- that I can con
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by 7bit 2y ago
I tried Latavel, but there were some points that made me want to drop it very fast. I work on Windows and I chose a PHP variant (don't remember, maybe one that supports threads or async) that did not work on Windows very well. Starting
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by 7bit 2y ago
Because I need the space for videos and games and that's why I have large storage. Not for tiny applications wasting 300 MBs because someone thought that an electron app would reduce engineering cost.

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