Tostino

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by Tostino 11mo ago
That is some serious class.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
Their size is relevant in so far as it allows them to make really any investment they want to in GHA without it causing a cash flow problem.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I disagree with your other takes in this thread, but you are 100% right here. This is dangerous stuff that needs to be treated with respect. I don't think it should be locked away to just the MFG, but it does need to be respected.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
That is a feature for franchise games like CoD.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
For my home stuff I just use nginx-proxy-manager and haven't thought about it since I set it up a couple of years ago. For work, I used to use certbot directly at my old place. Now I am building my new stuff on k8s, and I have the ingr
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by Tostino 11mo ago
And you only let them see every bit of traffic to and from your site in exchange. What a deal. You changed the subject btw.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
It can be run anywhere. You don't need it on the same server. Cloudflare isn't running on the same server either.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
With nginx-proxy-manager which uses Let's Encrypt for certs you can... This isn't the gotcha you think it is.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I'm not going to give them credit for the work that Lets Encrypt did.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
One way is to attempt to take some of the profit motive out of housing. You can still have a private housing market while guaranteeing some base level of permanent housing for the entire population who wants it. Doesn't have to be flas
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by Tostino 11mo ago
What are you using those embeddings for, If you don't mind me asking? I'd love to know more about the workflow and what the prefix instructions are like.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I absolutely conceded that it is not legally required. I just don't want to do business with people who think that's an ethical way to do things. The hosting excuse is pathetic. Learn to do your job and it isn't something you
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by Tostino 11mo ago
When the purchase medium is a download link the expectation is that the link keeps working if the company is in business. Give a good reason it shouldn't. Edit: also, list your startups. I like to avoid doing business with people who t
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by Tostino 11mo ago
To start off, I said optimistic locking before and I actually meant pessimistic locking. But I think it totally depends on what your queue is used for. In my case, I need durable queues that report status/errors and support retries&#x2
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I said optimistic in my post above... I really meant pessimistic locking. Just wanted to clarify and couldn't edit original comment.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
You're naive if you think those don't affect small shops. If you want to do enterprise software, even as a small shop, things like requiring pull request approvals is an absolute must. Our customers demand it. Doesn't matter
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by Tostino 11mo ago
You are right. It is just a row level lock... But that doesn't change the fact you are explicitly choosing to use long running transactions, which adds to table bloat and eats active connections to your DB as mentioned. It also hurts t
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by Tostino 11mo ago
You have jobs running on more than 130k different machines daily?? Are they cloud based VMs, or your own hardware? If cloud based, do you reprovision all of them daily and incur no cost when you are not running jobs? If it's your own h
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I may believe both of those things, but no that's not actually what I meant. I simply meant look at the stats for how long corporations actually live. Are we sure that's how we want to structure our government?
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by Tostino 11mo ago
What is the average age of a corporation? I say that as someone who actually thinks a little central planning is good.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I'd lump them in with the "bad" members of society group in a heartbeat.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
Very likely looking for VMs or other weird signals. Doesn't make it right for a regular user doing nothing wrong.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
The (current) US government seems to like rewarding war criminals if there is any attention put on them at all. Expect pardons if it actually goes anywhere.
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by Tostino 11mo ago
I hope some people post up outside your office. You probably have some secrets just laying around with that attitude. Could be quite profitable. "Let's defend Coinbase, that small little startup!" Maybe just stop being a boot
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by Tostino 11mo ago
Sorry we handicapped ourselves and are now complaining about a competitor? Seems silly. The west made this tech unusable. I was building ebikes in 2006/7 and A123 was entirely unavailable unless you went and salvaged power tool packs.
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by Tostino 1y ago
What other creatures show this kind of hoarding pattern in nature? Storing more of a thing than can (reasonably) be used in hundreds, or thousands of lifetimes? I don't know of any (others) that do so, and then pass the hoard down thro
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by Tostino 1y ago
"Oh, that's interesting...there is one other user that matches all of that metadata"
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by Tostino 1y ago
Tell them I hate them.
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by Tostino 1y ago
I love how they claim 6x CPU / GPU performance increases, where the numbers clearly say ~2x. Regardless, they are still great chips.
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by Tostino 1y ago
If this was an open weight model the kid was using, I'd agree with you. But that's not the case. You don't think that this is at all problematic?

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