JoshGlazebrook

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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
This is one problem that throwing money at just isn't going to help in the long run. Many administrations have tried this, "oh hey we are helping bring broadband to rural areas with lots of $$$ and investment", but then it ju
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Seems to be broken for me? vendor.js:7 Mixed Content: The page at ' https://population.io/ ' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint ' http://api.povertyclock.staging.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
This is a major pain point with dealing with Stripe. If you want to write a record in your local db (to record a cancellation), then call the stripe api to say cancel a subscription, if the api call fails, you can rollback your db changes b
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
BMW announced it 2 days ago - https://electrek.co/2023/10/17/bmw-group-adopt-nacs-across-e...
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Now just to find where those missing ipv4 addresses are going along with those missing socks.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Not specific to this, but can we just rename the "European Union" to "Big Government" at this point? It feels like every month there is something else the EU is trying to be a nanny for and it is starting to feel like th
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Either someone forgot about the special algolia account for HN, or cost cutting, which idk why they would need to cut costs this much as they charge a lot of $$$$$ for their product.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
(In Settings -> Software Update) if anyone else is having issues figuring it out.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
This just links to a mmdb file that is already compiled, there isn't anything relevant to show this is a "modern" implementation of anything if the implementation isn't available.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
They sure are out of ideas.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
This. There a couple sites like this, some say membership rewards are 2 cpp, some say 1.8cpp, some say 1cpp. It's not as cut and dry all of the time, so having some kind of information for where you're sourcing the values and when
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
I started using Go at work ~2 years ago and I love it, especially for the backwards compatibility. But my personal projects up until then were node.js backends written with Typescript. Those personal projects are essentially stuck in time b
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
It is the same audience. At the end of the day, if your music isn't good, unique, or worth my time, you're not getting my money spent on merch, vinyls, and tours.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Verizon screwed themselves by not participating seriously in any of the spectrum auctions prior to the big chunk of C-Band they bought which they are in the process of rolling out. AT&T now covers more land area than any other carrier,
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
The more recent FSD software versions do try to detect these. It will warn you about a "hands on defeat-device detected" before locking you out. Not sure how it's determining this. Likely the interior camera seeing both of yo
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Excited to see this finally rolled out. Now just waiting on the foreign key constraint support.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Honestly this is what I think everyone has wanted for a while. It's a stripped down version of Twitter from years ago without any of the nonsense and ads, and a straightforward ui/ux. And it already has your profile information fr
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
I wonder if Amazon wants out of the email reputation business. I was kind of shocked to find that GCP doesn't even offer its own SES equivalent, they direct customers to sendgrid.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Except they do - https://blog.google/technology/safety-security/updating-our-...
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
I've been reading this on reddit for quite a while, what quarter might "soon" be?
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Somewhat related, but I'm looking at hosting solutions for a hobby SaaS I'm building, and I would like to use google cloud run, but the cloud sql pricing seems extremely expensive if you want HA and are just starting up. They also
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
client_id is effectively "apollo" in this context.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
You already described how to train it. It can't magically know what you are into without any input.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Early cars, such as the one in the article, used MobilEye's technology for "autopilot". Tesla only integrated their own ui with that technology until the partnership ended and they built everything from scratch.
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
This. There isn't really anything _Tesla_ specific about this situation. It just happened to be a Tesla vehicle, but the actual "automated driving system" involved is made by a completely different company, and is present in
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
> Extra members cannot be added to partner packages or third-party billed accounts. Looks like anyone getting netflix via T-Mobile/etc are even more out of luck.
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Cloudflare email routing is broken for all Google-hosted email recipients(community.cloudflare.com)
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
So they lost 127,000 postpaid customers in Q1 and then decide to go forward with these plans which unbundle everything from their plans while maintaining the same prices. Then have the nerve to charge you $10/month on top of the plan p
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
github.com is 500'ing for me
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by JoshGlazebrook 3y ago
Can all of this be done on a single machine though? For a small hobby project for instance, docker-compose can handle everything on a single machine. With Kubernetes, don't you need multiple nodes?

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