Illniyar

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by Illniyar 2y ago
Regarding Soviet prowess, I always considered the fact that going to higher education considerably shortened and made easier your military draft term to be a main factor. Everyone who could went to university, because why wouldn't you?
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by Illniyar 2y ago
I was sure this was going to be a gen-ai site that is going to generate messages on the fly.
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by Illniyar 2y ago
It's pretty rare to have more then 1 client facing API even for large apps. Whether it's a monolith, an API gateway, Apollo federation or whatever. What you do to authenticate between the BFF (for lack of a better name) and other
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by Illniyar 2y ago
I've used C all my life, but moved to the US lately and trying to start using F. Probably the easiest measurement change to get used to. There's very little difference in actual practice. C makes it easier to reason regarding free
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by Illniyar 2y ago
This is such a well made site. Nice to look at, not too flashy and very informative. Made me keep reading on a subject I care not at all about.
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by Illniyar 3y ago
Wow, this seems unreasonably well made! Kudos. I'll definitely try it out.
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by Illniyar 3y ago
Simple it is not. Google is apple's main competitor and building an actual rival might be extremely beneficial for them. Google supposedly makes more money from this arrangement then the spend, which means of apple can run a successful
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by Illniyar 3y ago
And on a side note, tried searching for "End-of-Life of Fauna's GraphQL API" before I posted this, and got nothing from google. Not a even a minute after I posted this message, google now shows "The GraphQL API will be d
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End-of-Life of Fauna's GraphQL API
10 points by Illniyar 3y ago|4 comments
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by Illniyar 3y ago
I don't understand the value proposition. In what situations would I want to make my TUI available as a web app?
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by Illniyar 3y ago
Next up, improve usability and consistency with tailwind by making component classes via things like https://daisyui.com/ . Then you realize you can just use the classes with css and forgo the tailwind Middleware. Then we&#x
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by Illniyar 3y ago
I was intrigued until I saw it's from google. I'm not confident that gcp will survive 5 years at this point, so this thing? this is one of those google products that is practically born killed. The google name has become an anathe
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by Illniyar 3y ago
I find your comment interesting, but I don't know what this is referring to. Any chance you can expand on this point? or link to something that explains it?
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by Illniyar 3y ago
Am I missing something in the pricing or is the Storage costs very unappealing. For anything with a usage skewed towards high ratio of storage to usage, the costs aren't competitive. 2.5$ per GB in "Scalar" and 1.5$ per GB in
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by Illniyar 3y ago
Telling that it's new? What would you possibly use, Monthly active users based on 1 day of activity?
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by Illniyar 3y ago
https://www.alonbd.com/ Also cross posted to medium https://medium.com/@abardavid
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by Illniyar 3y ago
I think that was a really good way to get the point across. Which I suppose I already agreed to, but if I ever wanted to argue the point of how hard content moderation is, I might share this website.
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by Illniyar 3y ago
This is a loss leader for GCP. That's not really the same situation.
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by Illniyar 3y ago
I doubt this is the case but theoretically you can make stupid or incorrect captcha and it will still deter bots if you actually check the pattern of use (I.e how many clicks in what intervals etc...) instead of checking if the answer is co
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by Illniyar 3y ago
Kotlin wasn't developed for Android. And can be run anywhere. It was JetBrains pet project to fix archaic stuff in Java without making a Scala. It was designed from the get go for a wide base (as wide as java). I'm not sure how it
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by Illniyar 3y ago
That a government agency shouldn't knowingly lie to try and get a piece of the pie. They shouldn't artificially inflate a tax bill so that they can have more leverage. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that that tax bill isn
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by Illniyar 3y ago
"This suggests that the department reclassified all of FTX’s contractors to full-time employees in order to arrive at such a large tax payroll-related tax claim." Genius. Why not, free money. Unless of course you don't think
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by Illniyar 3y ago
I don't know about others but the move from AngularJS(v1) to Angular burned that bridge for me. Developers have long memories. And the fact google keeps burning good will with other shutdowns isn't contributing. Besides that Angul
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by Illniyar 3y ago
PRs might have been an open source innovation, but not "trusting" your developers has a very long history that predates OSS and PRs. The way it was done was to have QA check your code, usually as part of a release. I think PRs bec
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by Illniyar 4y ago
Rust has an advantage in the serverless world as cold starts are faster in general. Which can prove advantageous in various scenarios.
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by Illniyar 4y ago
This statistics are misleading as they often rely on tracking images. But all outlooks don't load images by default.
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by Illniyar 4y ago
You mean early D&D where there's an invisible moon with cat samurais, gnomes have a flying city, and there's a giant robot somewhere. (I.E. everything in the Mystara setting) There was always comdey action in D&D. Just lik
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by Illniyar 4y ago
I don't know if it's the same in the U.S but here (Israel) unionizing means two massive competitive disadvantages for companies: 1. Inability to fire low performers quickly (and often times at all) 2. Inability to reward monetaril
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by Illniyar 4y ago
Children are not entitled to autonomy - they do not have freedom of movement in general, freedom of employment etc... Privacy, like any other form of autonomy, is in control of the parent and should be given out as part of the educational p
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by Illniyar 4y ago
These aren't shortcuts. The other classes are just not relevant to the profession. Besides you pay a lot of money to higher education to get a job. If you want to learn, just read a book or something.

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