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Bunny has been around for much longer than CloudFlare. All those third party video streaming websites (e.g. adult content) all rely on CDNs like these. Bandwidth is very cheap. CloudFlare is able to command their prices mostly because of th
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Is Bunny fully WinterCG compatible?
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Demo: Programming should be simple [video]
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When are we getting Deno 2 support?
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Clickhouse has an embedded version ( https://github.com/chdb-io/chdb ), the issue with duck is that it's too buggy for production loads. You can see a nice list of the issues here: https://news.ycombinato
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You are not John "patent troll" Chen right? Your ceo suck
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Number 1 is huge, it's also the primary driver of the shift from "model planes" to quadcopter drones with enormous capabilities. The crucial parts were brushless motors and ESCs. The Chinese scale brought the pricing down fro
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Use a clickhouse FDW or something similar, clickhouse has excellent integration with postgres. They also have a great embedded Python version. Their marketing isn't as good as Duckdb but in terms of stability and performance they are s
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> Minnesota is not on that map What are they doing down there? Their governor is literally the Democratic VP nominee.
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The trick is to use a game engine or something similar (not vanilla CSS/HTML). Flutter web would work well here, once Safari's WebAssembly GC support gets merged, you will have a lot of options.
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There's also dark money where the money goes straight to the media organizations to push certain narratives rather than direct campaign efforts.
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Yes, promissory estoppel is a thing.
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Same crap, different flavor.
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He should go start a competitor. I have a company name suggestion for him, maybe he can call it "Courage", it's a very cool hipster name for a browser startup.
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Do the folks at Brussels have the concept of "fruit of the poisoned tree" and parallel construction?
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You can always use Supabase's realtime CDC tool, it's open source.
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> I fully understand and respect the chain of command It's absolutely hilarious how quick HN users are to bend the knee and play politics when the economy is bad. I remember a time when the standard answer would be "fuck the
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Seems like the Bayesian owner needs to re-examine his priors.
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I think it's important to have more women in computing and the industry, starting from the education pipeline. Too many women enter tech through career shifts rather than climbing their way up from a CS program and this sometimes exace
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Is Leap Motion still a thing?
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And it should be mostly bijective under most conditions. (This is obviously impossible in practice but hashes with common collisions shouldn't be allowed as legal evidence). Also neural/visual hashes like those used by big tech ma
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They are running out of low income people to staff the factories. The average wage is too high now that it's cheaper to outsource the actual manufacturing to poorer countries like Cambodia and Vietnam with factories under Chinese contr
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> Most people don't realize how many apps written in Flutter they use daily, simply because it's impossible to tell. Flutter implemented its "native" looking UI widgets by literally having teams of designers eyeball
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Don't bother, the internet is not the real world. The unreasonable man changes the world, not the other way around.
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> Mentorship from one of those people would be valuable, but arguing with them about the implementation of something you don't understand isn't how you get that mentorship. Actually that's exactly how you can provoke the
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Have they fixed the corruption issue yet? Last I heard you have to pay bribes to doctors in that part of the world
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It's nice seeing more Django/Prisma style ORMs where the non-SQL source code is the source of truth for the schema and migrations are automatically generated.
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Blockada is most likely a DNS level blocker, netguard supports that. Alternatively you can configure it to point the DNS servers at NextDNS if you just want a nice UI to configure block lists (though NextDNS might track you).
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I wish Dittofeed is cheaper, $75 is quite steep to get started with. On an unrelated note, I suppose congratulations is in order. The laudspeaker product (your fellow YC competitor) doesn't seem to be successful at all (they are even m
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> The General Order we approved also forbade the use of Flock cameras for non-violent crimes. What's the point of a surveillance system if you are not going to use it to solve property crimes? The biggest issues with liveability i
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