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by Tostino 7mo ago
I mean, I (and a ton of others) were pretty outspoken about ollama being a pack of grifters. The thing they are good at is marketing though, so it drowns out other projects in the area.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Heh, you have no idea how many websites you interact with daily are powered by Java backends in that case.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
I'm extremely unsympathetic to US auto manufacturers. They have fumbled every time they possible could my entire life. They deserved to go under from 2008. Let companies that actually want to innovate rise from the ashes.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Your initial claim was that Europe should start opening more wells for domestic production. If they started right now, that would help with this current oil/ gas shock in the market? They wouldn't come online until far after this
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by Tostino 7mo ago
I think you read a bit too much into my message. I agree, it's complicated, I don't want my parents and grandparents easily getting scammed. But yes they are my devices, and I should be able to do exactly what I want with them. If
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Yep, I have a legitimate use case for exactly this. It integrates directly with my application and gives it native phone capabilities that are unavailable if I were to use a VoIP provider of any kind.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Demand isn't static. Economics 101: if Europe taps new wells, global supply increases. Higher supply drives down prices. Lower prices induce more consumption. We wouldn't just be cleanly swapping imported fuel for domestic fuel 1:
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by Tostino 7mo ago
That's lucky. My county sheriff implemented predictive policing [1] until they were forced to stop because of many constitutional violations. 1. https://ij.org/press-release/case-closed-pasco-sheriff-admit...
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by Tostino 7mo ago
That is because that money is allowed to be made by externalizing the cost to future generations. People hate migrants enough as it is. Climate crisis migrations will make these "little" war migrations seem quaint.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Have you watched any of the video from the raid, depositions, or the trial? They are not smart people.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
For this one case. He seems to be a horribly biased judge though from what I saw in this case over the three days.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
You realize the fall of the Weimar government wasn't instant, right?
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Right, and a lot of people would rather avoid that issue altogether by using a different concurrency model.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Hell, I even had a use case where serial GC was actually the correct choice (small job runner process that needed to be extremely low memory overhead). It's nice having options, and most of those options are extremely good for the use
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by Tostino 7mo ago
(just like modern Java can burn its runtime / GC into the binary)
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by Tostino 7mo ago
I mean, sometimes managers are uninformed and say stupid things? You can use any of the other jdk builds from the plethora of other vendors and have zero interaction with Oracle. I absolutely hate Oracle as a company, but they've reall
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by Tostino 7mo ago
JFR is one of my favorite things about the JVM. Such good tooling to figure out whatever it is you are having problems with in production. I've also used Eclipse MAT to find tricky dangling references to objects that caused memory leak
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by Tostino 7mo ago
This is sarcasm, right?
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by Tostino 7mo ago
What a serf mindset.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Yeah, that's the opposite direction I was thinking. Everyone benefits from having an educated next generation.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
Not OP, but IMO pretty much any funding mechanism other than local property taxes funding the local school is better.
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by Tostino 7mo ago
And all he had to do was make it too expensive to even travel to your usual working location. Truly the hero we deserve.
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by Tostino 8mo ago
Do a partial index on just timestamp where severity < 3 instead.
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by Tostino 8mo ago
Not op, I however, I also did that. I used vanguard's international index fund.
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by Tostino 8mo ago
"Europeans never actually colonized anything but America." The British colonized India, Australia, Hong Kong, and half the Middle East. France held Indochina, Algeria, and most of West Africa. The Dutch ran Indonesia for 350 years
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by Tostino 8mo ago
They likely based this on the fab node with the best capacity to price ratio.
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by Tostino 8mo ago
It was also one of the areas it was weakest in though, so this brings it way more in line with usable GPU territory.
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by Tostino 8mo ago
You know who generally stops at a stop sign or stoplight? People on an e-bike, compared to people riding for sport or commuting on road bikes. It's not a big deal to stop and get started again when you have a motor. It's a pain in
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by Tostino 8mo ago
Different constitutions. Were you trying to muddy the waters, or are you just ignorant of the details?
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by Tostino 8mo ago
Terraform was just for interacting with the cloud provider and spinning up the servers. Ansible was responsible for deploying all dependencies and getting the servers actually ready for use. Remember, none of this architecture was dockerize

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