Maxion

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by Maxion 29d ago
So all it'd take for anthropic to fix this is to just adjust their system prompt? lmao
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Technically not allowed in the EU. Will probably take several more years before they get fined a few hundred million again.
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by Maxion 1mo ago
The point is, GitHub is not free for me (we pay) yet we were also down? IMO definiely time to segregate the free and the paid service. Otherwise those of us who need the service to stay up will have to look for alternatives. The post mortem
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Cap the number of retries before the user has to manually try again. That's fine.
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Even if you're operating at a scale where thundering herd won't crash your service, introducing exponential backoff + jitter to your retries also helps when you're just viewing the logs. Massively reduces log spam when you ma
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Isn't that what they did though? Start returning more-or-less hardcoded 403s for the Copilot endpoint that was causing the issues?
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by Maxion 1mo ago
I can recommend that you self-host Jenkins on another box.
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Older millennial here and I agree. If you rely on Github you should at least be have your processes such that you can work around it.
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by Maxion 1mo ago
> Pull Requests is experiencing degraded performance. We are continuing to investigate. > Posted 1 minute ago. Aug 17, 2026 - 13:58 UTC It also took them 20 minutes to realize that peoples requests to /pull/xx are not workin
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Probably can't do that easily due to shitty engineering decisions in the past
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Probably cached data and the listing search is not?
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by Maxion 1mo ago
They've done the typical sillicon valley sillyness of having 10 000 engineers over-engineer a product so that there's way too many features built on top of what should be a simple tool and are now paying the price. Literally every
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by Maxion 1mo ago
> We are seeing an approximate 20% error rate across numerous experiences including Pull Requests, Issues, and others. Investigations are currently under way and we will be posting updates as they become available Well it's 100% dow
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Huh? The VPS boxes have a fixed monthly fee
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Welp, workday over in Europe early!
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Same with Python/Django/DRF
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by Maxion 1mo ago
Surprisingly I'd still consider this blog post relatively accurate on what it calls boring vs. non-boring.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Nah these are just the typical vuln scans that try all kinda basic shit, looking for anything commonly used AI tools included.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
> And the phone number looks like it's a VoIP number from Onvoy, a major wholesaler, which is a yellow flag. I mean, that's a red red flag. SME you expect to find a phone number, larger companies and especially B2C you expect
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Not really in Europe, at least not in the nordics. All Bosch are touch controls.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Undoubtedly they will continue to exist once the people they serve seize to exist.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Most stock market trades aren't made by people, but by institutional money. That ain't going nowhere.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
I would not be surprised if you've listened to AI generated music or read AI generated text without identifying it. Same as with VFX in shows and movies, the good stuff people don't identify as VFX, but the shitty stuff stands out
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Nah just go a step further and offer dorm accomodation and some slop for food, and then let people volonteer.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Or as subagents reading code or other text and summarizing them.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Lithography is AFAIK the most expensive part. If you wanna scale to larger wafers I'd guess you're talking hundreds of billions and at least a decade. And even then, what will your yield be? Surface area grows to the square of the
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Expensive as fuck to make chips, only makes sense if you believe whatever model you're creating a chip out of will not become completely irrelevant in 5-10 years.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Django is boring, which is why it works well. Use the ORM together with DRF serializers and an OpenApi generator and you can create TS types and TS client directly from your API. Works incredibly well almost straight out of the box for even
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by Maxion 2mo ago
Specifically only interested in this because of the karma limit.
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by Maxion 2mo ago
PrSM has been in production for only a short time, and ATACMS stocks were never high. Neither of these are the backbone of US long-range precision strike weapons. Article is misleading.

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