Nathanba

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by Nathanba 3y ago
well maybe you want to explicitly free it later...
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by Nathanba 3y ago
because their opinion is that it's immoral
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Yes, finally the politicians do something properly and immediately they get criticised for spending money.. on long term, sustainable solutions that will help generations to come.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
how are the problems different? In all cases you want the maximum performance. The only decision here is how you schedule your tasks. Ideally entirely in parallel and you only schedule them to wait if you can't find a way to make them
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I think it's nonsense to invent new terminology for this tiny minor difference in how you use threads and whether you wait on results or you don't wait.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
hm yeah that seems like an obvious possible win for reddit, they would convert all the 3rd party app users into paid users. Maybe they simply didn't have that idea
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by Nathanba 3y ago
The cloud feels like a casino designed to fleece you. No way to set limits + no way to check your limit (via API). The price calculators are as complex as they can possibly be, just spin the wheel and hope for the best I guess. Price estima
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by Nathanba 3y ago
The underlying issue is obviously that children have nothing better to do than to be on a smartphone and that school is an oppressive, boring, hostile, unnatural environment. The answer isn't to take away their coping mechanism, it&#x2
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by Nathanba 3y ago
that's part of the appeal nowadays, it seems websites and apps don't see the point of making themselves freely searchable anymore
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by Nathanba 3y ago
memorypack looks interesting but the page omits a payload size comparison so who knows how good it really is
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by Nathanba 3y ago
well nowadays you dont need to add each .cs file separately into the csproj file anymore which means you can pretty much just use the same file for your projects and the only difference are the package references. It's not that far awa
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Yes but you didn't actually ask because you wanted to know if he read the article. You asked as a form of attack.
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by Nathanba 3y ago
He literally sent Ukraine starlink, a critical form of military aid, for a long time for free if I understand correctly. He still provides it. It probably cost him millions if not hundreds of millions of dollars to do this. But then he dare
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by Nathanba 3y ago
yes but the article is terrible nonsense. Musk also allowed far left wing people back on. Secondly not risking being booted out of an entire country is kind of the default business decision, you are asking of him things that practically no
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by Nathanba 3y ago
couldn't you have used the maria db connector? it's LGPL https://mariadb.com/kb/en/about-mariadb-connector-j/
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by Nathanba 3y ago
well, the argument is that for strong passwords you will need to use a password manager anyway. Which you will sync somehow, which will sync your passkeys too. So in the end you might as well replace all your passwords with passkeys except
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by Nathanba 3y ago
pretty bad for me: https://hf.co/chat/r/jg1HAum
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by Nathanba 3y ago
> Science would have been abolished, stopped immediately Most invaders in history did not violently impose their own philosphies and idealogies on day 1. Generally you let the conquered people keep their philosophy and religions to a big
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Yes I was thinking of the theft scenario, for remote usecases it is definitely safer. I think webauthn could be great for 2fa without phones. But there are important things missing. For example the google authenticator app has an establishe
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by Nathanba 3y ago
true that's yet another big problem I see with this: The user is prompted to enter his OS PIN/password/biometrics to random websites. He just has to trust that the popup wasn't faked and that his OS password isn't s
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Also now your Windows Hello PIN and your screen unlock PIN on Android will be your master password to all websites. That's a huge new risk for real people. On Windows they don't even bother making a password option which could at
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by Nathanba 3y ago
The only thing that works for me is to say that I dont want any recommendations from that channel. It seems brutal at first but actually I think it's entirely fair and solves the problem. If a channel posts a video about why the S23 is
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by Nathanba 3y ago
it seems I entirely missed the red text on Firefox that says "Your browser does not implement Conditional UI" so what Firefox did was to probably prompt for the old WebAuthn and I guess that's Windows Hello which makes a lot
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by Nathanba 3y ago
It seems that they are set up to be like this already. At least Chrome+Android treat these passkeys like any password and they can be synced and accessed via API. I already see my passkeys in Chrome btw. https://developers.google
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by Nathanba 3y ago
it still seems pretty bad ui wise, prompting me to scan a QR code on desktop: https://webauthn-conditional-ui-demo.glitch.me/create-accoun... I was ready to give up until I realized that maybe "internal sensor" me
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by Nathanba 3y ago
I'm looking at this page: https://www.citusdata.com/use-cases "Multi-Tenant SaaS" to me very clearly sounds like there are features specific towards isolating the database into different customer domains (&qu
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by Nathanba 3y ago
if crdb had some kind of perpetual fallback license like Jetbrains then I would be far happier with the prospect of eventually switching to crdb as an option. But "contact us" pricing is not exactly unscary pricing. If you think a
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by Nathanba 3y ago
CQL to me is just another SQL dialect, databases all have different, incompatible dialects. And on top of that, it's not like SQL is a highly productive programming language anyway, it's a pretty hard to use language for anything
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by Nathanba 3y ago
One nice thing I found today is that ScyllaDB has a pretty nice JSON feature, they let you insert and select directly via json strings. I can't do that in MySQL which is annoying, I could do something equivalent in Postgres. One of my
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by Nathanba 3y ago
Well I do everything myself, I think what you said is mostly true only from the perspective of people who use orms and then everything works initially sure. But then are you really in control of your data and do you really know what's

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