LunaSea

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931.
by LunaSea 4y ago
What are the alternatives?
932.
by LunaSea 4y ago
Do you have a bit more information regarding said limitation? I'm guessing that dynamic queries would of course not be suitable but any other edge cases you have encountered?
933.
by LunaSea 4y ago
If they traded in dollars it's probably already enough.
934.
by LunaSea 4y ago
> Most people do pay. E.g. Netflix or whatever. That's for long form video content (series, movies, documentaries, etc.). Text content is rarely something people pay for. How many newspapers are you subscribed to? > I personally
935.
by LunaSea 4y ago
> but the free content is still going to be there Debatable. For tech content this might be true but for general news, investigative journalism, reporters, etc. that probably won't be the case as the activity itself implies fixed co
936.
by LunaSea 4y ago
That is incorrect. Most people don't pay for content. You can see how well donation links work on content sites and open source projects for proof.
937.
by LunaSea 4y ago
No, because the article wouldn't have been written without the ads.
938.
by LunaSea 4y ago
They are since you are able to read the article which wouldn't be possible without the ad.
939.
by LunaSea 4y ago
I'd love for self-hosted GitHub Actions runners to work in ECS Fargate.
940.
by LunaSea 4y ago
The US uses fines of EU companies as a strategic tool so I think that the EU hitting US companies with GDPR fines is fair.
941.
by LunaSea 4y ago
I've seen this book before but as far as I know it's not a technical one no?
942.
by LunaSea 4y ago
Does anyone know of a book or other long form resource about how world generation works in Dwarf Fortress or procedural generation in general?
943.
by LunaSea 4y ago
The moment you make money from it the law is pretty clear.
944.
by LunaSea 4y ago
There are already laws against it but enforcement is laking, as always.
945.
by LunaSea 4y ago
If you really believe the 5k number from China I have multiple bridges to sell you.
946.
by LunaSea 4y ago
I don't understand how breaking every dependency in the ecosystem just to not have to setup a package.json or tsconfig.json file is worth it.
947.
by LunaSea 4y ago
No, ECS and CDK are strictly simpler and more stable dans K8s for SMEs.
948.
by LunaSea 4y ago
They want to make money out of your browsing history, they don't it to become a cost center.
949.
by LunaSea 4y ago
Is I/O performance still better on FreeBSD after the last round of Linux improvements like io_uring and eBPF?
950.
by LunaSea 4y ago
JavaScript ranks higher than C# in your benchmark.
951.
by LunaSea 4y ago
JavaScript is ranked 5th on the ranking you linked to. 4 ranks before .Net.
952.
by LunaSea 4y ago
Just switch to a terminal.
953.
by LunaSea 4y ago
I wonder if fly.io & co have built home grown solutions for this?
954.
by LunaSea 4y ago
Would you have some links to posts that talk about this style of memory management and allocation?
955.
by LunaSea 4y ago
This only works if you reference a combination of columns that has been declared as unique which is not always something you want or can do.
956.
by LunaSea 4y ago
I'm sure they are and the Middle East is actively interfering in the West. Let's not pretend that they are innocent children being manipulated by the powerful West.
957.
by LunaSea 4y ago
They seem to be doing the interference themselves these days.
958.
by LunaSea 4y ago
> Note that such a check is inherently racy, though. Do you mean in a kind of "time of check vs. time of use" kind of way? I would suppose that if the answer is negative that would at least stay true no?
959.
by LunaSea 4y ago
And that is completely fine. People don't have a universal right to collaborate to this project, especially on their own terms. In the same way, these projects will like you said, evolve in positive or negative ways with no God given r
960.
by LunaSea 4y ago
That doesn't matter. It is his project and people are free ton join or start their own.

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