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2y ago
surprised the article doesn't mention use of pgbouncer, do you not use a proxy in front of your pg instances?
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2y ago
Ukraine hooked up image recognition software to a machine gun because they kept losing gunners. They also can use the same tech to auto-track targets with kamikaze quad rotors. It's already happening.
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2y ago
I've been waiting for a single executable interpreter for Ruby for a while now like deno or bun, but for Ruby artichoke ruby is the closest we've got
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2y ago
i had a 1.4ghz Duron i ran stably at 2.45ghz, amazing value
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2y ago
This article, and your story reminds me of a University of Guelph professors info regarding bee stings. https://hbrc.ca/bee-stings/ Those most at risk of developing anaphylaxis from bee stings are not those that get so
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2y ago
it does make me uncomfortable that the way you typically interact with it is by interrupting it. It makes me want to tell it to be more concise so that I wouldn't have to do that.
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2y ago
They also drive trains
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2y ago
> Therefore, my notes end up a muddled version of the source material and I’ll just use the source material for reference, making the initial note take a big waste of time from the standpoint of having an easy reference available. There&
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2y ago
whenever i see a free to use cloud service like this i think either 1: - they won't be able to afford to run it much longer and it'll shut down with apologies about being a hobby project that got out of hand or - they start chargi
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3y ago
It's the 3rd most populous country in the world, and it's filled with English speakers?
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3y ago
They just had a p14s for sale with 64GB ram for 1000 USD.... I just couldn't bring myself to buy a laptop with 4 hours battery life with typical usage... Will probably pick up an M3 Air.
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3y ago
i'd say the M processors are the biggest draw... but yea, i agree, probably the 2nd biggest draw
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3y ago
> I love computers! So having Android in my pocket, Windows on my desk, and Apple in my backpack? That's me... I have noticed in recent days, with younger engineers coming on board, this is typically viewed as "a bad thing"
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3y ago
Reminds me of another comment on a different story weeks ago which remarked: "I wonder if we will look back at this period and include it in the time period of WW3.". Perhaps it's already begun?
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3y ago
in other words, SQL is a shark, not a dinosaur
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3y ago
> To be honest, nobody cares about another app promising to improve some aspect of your life thisssss... many of the comments are wondering why this thing is a hardware device instead of an app and i think this is the answer
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3y ago
The 16:9 displays on all of the system76 laptops are a non starter for me they only have a single model with 16:10
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3y ago
Why is their ad business unsustainable? seems like they just print money, and recent efforts are to simply increase printer speed... Because why wouldn't you...
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3y ago
The world has devolved into juvenile takes.
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3y ago
Have you read the article? I'd say it's a significant departure from the 100 year design. It's been turned inside out.
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> I don't know who is using a [raspberry pi] in [any particular] applications given it is fairly [poorly suited] compared to other practical options, but it's still good to know if you are. Sums up 90% of Jeff Geerling videos&#
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3y ago
Sign me up for a Thinkpad x series with this puppy and nixos
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3y ago
I share a number of the same values as the author. I also have a hard time with not understanding things and relying on others. But I guess I understand Hugo and GitHub pages (I use gitlab pages) well enough that I'm happy to use the
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I work at a shop that viewed MSSQL as a platform just like the OP describes. Of course noone ever pointed that out to me, but as we migrated more and more away and the graybeards became upset about moving logic out of stored procedures into
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3y ago
I'm not sure, but i've had my handset set to what i felt were pretty reasonable yet safe settings for emergency alerts, and got enough of them at 2 and 3am that i had to disable it. I don't like this, i would prefer leaving e
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3y ago
What about setting up a dedicated terminal for your editor? I think a GUI version is in the works, but that's probably what it will end up as. My editor stack has been Zellij, Helix and gitui as of late, and, there's still a few
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3y ago
Living in a crusty old part of NY, I would argue replacing old appt buildings with new ones, even perhaps with a slight reduction in number of units, could still reduce housing costs....
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3y ago
Also public key certificate authorities
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3y ago
I'm not so sure it's fundamentally different. I've been seeing a lot of violence that, while premeditated, seems to very much trace back to speech causing panic.
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3y ago
What about yelling "fire!" in a crowded theater?
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