Aeolun

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by Aeolun 11mo ago
“If you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.”
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
It sounds like you have a personal kind of beef with Mastodon?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> And let's be clear: their rights do not begin and end with just getting it taken down. Unless you want to claim lost profit on a free watch face, or try to make the argument that the watch face you didn’t even remember existed unt
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> the only reason Rebble is getting away with it is that the watch face developers aren’t big outfits with lawyers. I’m rather inclined to think that most watch face developers are happy that someone is keeping their watch faces up. The
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
That just means it takes longer to test. It may not be possible to do it in a reasonable timeframe with the volumes involved, but if you already have 100k servers running to serve 25M requests per second, maybe briefly booting up another 10
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> I think it's quite rare for any company to have exact similar scale and size of storage in stage as in prod. We’re like a millionth the size of cloudflare and we have automated tests for all (sort of) queries to see what would hap
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I’m fairly certain it will be after they read this thread. It doesn’t feel like they don’t want, or are incapable of improving?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I mean, that would require a postmortem from statuspage.io right? Is that a service operated by cloudflare?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Because every time I try to move away I realize there’s nothing equivalent to move to.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Hey, this is fun, all my websites are still up! I wonder how that happened? I don't even have to worry about my docker registry being down because I set up my own after the last global outage.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> Now I've just blocked them all with CF. You realize it was possible to block bad actors before Cloudflare right? They just made it easier, not possible in the first place.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Why the hell is my claude saying "Please unblock challenges.cloudflare.com to proceed." And then still failing anyway? Why do I need CloudFlare to access claude.io? Wtf?
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I mean, it’s not that I necessarily blame him for taking stuff that is open source, but giving the impression that you will not sideline the others entirely and then doing so anyway feels icky. I wouldn’t want to deal with a random open
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I dunno how you can represent this any other way. The Rebble people more or less say they did nothing but give stuff away and want to talk. Eric/Core seem to be taking and taking, and giving nothing back.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> They pay as little as humanly possible to cover their ass. It’s probably helpful that open source teams aren’t hampered by standards and 20 year outdated audit processes either.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I can’t speak to the rest of Japan, but in Tokyo, yes. Suginami in particular seems to be very kid focused in terms of infrastructure development efforts. 6 years ago the was a wild sprouting of daycare facilities everywhere around, and the
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> Where do you find 10 kids together now Walk to the park at the corner, have your child shout a few times, they’ll all pop their heads out of the door at the sound of others playing, desperate to do anything other than sit inside with t
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I think this heavily depends on location. At 7 my child can check nearly all the boxes for independent activities. My wife may not like it, but the surroundings are probably safer than anywhere else in the world. The only thing we don’t hav
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
But you can tell your LLM to just go look at the source code (after checking it out so it doesn’t try 20s github requests). Always works like a charm for me.
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
> Most violent revolutions end up replacing one dictatorship with another. Don’t those new violent dictators also tend to be more aligned with the people revolting? Anyway, it kinda makes sense to me that the people advocating for change
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Isn’t that relatively normal? They’re really easy to make. The ‘throw molotov cocktails’ are mentioned in the same sentence as ‘hand out leaflets’, which makes me feel the surrounding people were generally not panicking about the fire. Hard
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Damn, my whole country must be guilty of neglect then!
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
I don’t care about the Steam tax. Steam is one of the few storefronts that actually show me what I want. That give me the ability to download any game I downloaded 20 years ago when I first installed it. They went through a few dozen iterat
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by Aeolun 11mo ago
Why would someone in China not select Claude? If the people at Claude not notice then it’s a pure win. If they do notice, what are they going to do, arrest you? The worst thing they can do is block your account, then you have to make a new
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by Aeolun 1y ago
All of this is true, but Valve is one of the best companies I know and for now, I’ll happily give them money. It’s not about the fact that I’m actually going to use it. It’s about the fact that I want people to keep making things like this.
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by Aeolun 1y ago
That’s as true for the weather as anything else xD I just feel people always say ‘I have no options’, when they eminently have tons of them. They’re just all bad ones.
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by Aeolun 1y ago
You don’t get to work if your car or truck breaks. Now knowing that, what are your best options if it does? You can spend time finding solutions, or spend time worrying, or writing blog posts saying that people don’t know what it’s like t
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by Aeolun 1y ago
No, I said to stop worrying about stuff you can’t fix. That’s easier said than done, but entirely wealth independent. It’s like worrying about impending death when you are a 90 year old billionaire.
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by Aeolun 1y ago
Huh, my method involves the same thing but filtering out all the Intel stuff before selecting the best AMD version.
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by Aeolun 1y ago
I feel like the author tells us that being poor means worrying about problems you can’t fix all the time? Or at least, that you believe you can never fix them? If you don’t have the $300 for the own part repair on your truck, there’s no poi

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