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by Tostino 2mo ago
Listen to this advice. I had a system that has ~600gb of blob data in bytea that could have easily been an S3 bucket + db reference. It made backups way more of a pain than necessary. It was intentional in the design, because I wanted total
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by Tostino 2mo ago
I somehow never see this happening. Like, ever. I just don't think it's something to seriously entertain.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
What improvements in GA since 1975? They are very slow to change from what I understand. There are a ton of airframes from that era still flying today. I mean, yeah at the top end things have gotten nicer.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Wouldn't touch it at this point because of the association. With as bad as GitHub has gotten, I can see moving...but not to here.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
You have something misconfigured then. Concurrency has never lowered my overall TPS. Also have dual 3090s. Generally use vllm though.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
My Nexus One had that colored trackball, and rooting / custom roms allowed you to set specific colors to whatever type of notification or alert you wanted. Good times.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
You kidding? Did you not know working class kids who actually needed a job?
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by Tostino 2mo ago
I don't really care about the fixed vs mobile distinction. Police could just use a drone swarm that automatically charges if it were ruled fixed installs were illegal.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Interesting, what happens if you just don't, and do it yourself? However, if I could have them installed for $600, I wouldn't bother doing it myself. We have a little bit of a cartel behavior with AC installers at least in my area
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by Tostino 2mo ago
If the tech angle is so weak, why is YC invested in the company? They are enabling a different type of mass surveillance than was possible before due to the new tech available today for searching through mass amounts of video and audio, and
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Wonder how quick this will get removed off the front page, like the last one about a woman pulled over at gunpoint multiple times because the ALPR kept making a mistake. Like I said in the last thread... I went and spoke at my county commis
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Thems the rules. Also, my sheriff's department isn't exactly known for respecting constitutional boundaries. We had the whole predictive policing national story a few years ago. Hell, go for a stroll on Google maps in my neighborh
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Way too much money gets spent on local elections in this area, and just about everybody there is a legacy name of one sort or another. I'm also in the middle of my second startup, with a toddler. I can raise some hell though. Edit: I j
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by Tostino 2mo ago
I just spoke at my county commission meeting this morning, against these cameras, as they're debating putting 50% more cameras up across the county. The original set went up without any news coverage or fanfare. https://www.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Well it does absolutely affect the price if you are willing to do it yourself. You don't need to actually touch any refrigerants. They are all preloaded in all the mini splits for sale. You just need to get the air out of the lines so
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Just FYI, there's no reason at all to buy the DIY kits over just a regular mini split. The difference is DIY kits come with the lines pre-vacuumed and with seals on the end of them. So when you finally connect everything, the lines don
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Why is my heavily Republican county implementing an Acxion surveillance state then? They are about as MAGA as it gets around here. Must be the secret leftists.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
So let's say I have a business SaaS application, am I banned from showing content in an infinite scroll window? How would I prove my application is targeted for business users and not actually targeting children? Not saying these are i
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Sometimes you just need to put in some effort to looking through the search space, not even exhaustively. This seems to be able to do automate doing that work.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
You were warned they'd do this. They did it. Maybe don't elect them if you don't want the outcome.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
My town's covered with them already, without much warning in the local news, at least none I saw. And they're about to add 50% more all over the county. Planning on going to the zoning meeting Tuesday to speak against them. Also h
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Yup, that is where my mind was.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
People tell these models everything . You don't think a pretty unethical company can figure out a way to monetize that?
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Not that I've done a ton of hiring, but no, that hasn't been common anywhere I've worked. The tech world is huge, it's easy to go somewhere else, outside of whatever bubble of people you've burned in the past, and s
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by Tostino 2mo ago
American exceptionalism is a poison to the mind. Elect people who are "true believers", and this is the expected outcome.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
They've been doing that (ask an LLM) since the start, and look at how much "success" we've had!
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Seems like something that could be negotiated with other nations in a peaceful way, if fishing was the only concern. The sub fleet is the real concern though.
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Hope it goes well for you Andy. Have loved your lectures over the years. Best of luck!
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by Tostino 2mo ago
Yup, don't care. The trust has been broken a thousand times with this admin. Why should I believe this is the one time they are being straight with us?
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by Tostino 2mo ago
No, from what I have heard "explosive" isn't being treated with enough weight. Not all diarrhea is "explosive". This is worse than your average food poisoning from everything i've read (luckily, no personal exp

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