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by alpb 3y ago
“Google demanded Wired take down my op-ed, pointing to a single page I saw in court for only a few seconds. Wired sent it to me, and I said I needed to see all the pages shown in open court. Google didn't send. Without speaking with
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Cody Assistant for VSCode/JetBrains/Neovim(about.sourcegraph.com)
2 points by alpb 3y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 3y ago
Would you consider opening the spreadsheet to anyone without requiring them to sign up to your mailing list?
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by alpb 3y ago
These low-level constructs in the client libraries exist so that people can build controllers and operators on top of it, no? There's a lot that goes into making of implementing a Kubernetes client such as keeping up with semantic chan
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by alpb 3y ago
Previously posted similar work https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34312546 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2464213
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by alpb 3y ago
Hah nice! I developed https://github.com/ahmetb/azurefs back in 2012 when I was about to join to Azure. I'm glad Azure actually provides a supported and actively-maintained tool for this.
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by alpb 3y ago
> small percentage of requests ... makes you think if they visit their own home page. :)
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by alpb 3y ago
Yes. Both for public and enterprise cloud. Started around 9:26 AM PT. Reads used to work (but not writes), now all seems to be offline.
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by alpb 3y ago
I worked at Microsoft early-career and one of the projects I worked on was to integrate with ETW from a Go program to plumb events from Go code into ETW. I would also agree that this is one of the APIs that take a really long time to reason
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by alpb 3y ago
Really interesting. I never heard of this website and was surprised to hear this volume of traffic it's getting. (I always used curlmyip.org or whatsmyip.net|.com). I wonder what is the rationale for providing a non-rate limited servic
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by alpb 3y ago
> Their sponsorship of icanhazip.com has saved me tens of thousands of dollars per month. Can someone please explain how does returning a few hundred bytes of plaintext response can cost thousands of dollars? Either I'm really bad a
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by alpb 3y ago
No oppressive government has gone through the lengths of blocking access to a Minecraft server. That's why. Many oppressive governments will actively block access to pages that post narrative countering their reality.
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by alpb 3y ago
Presumably this doesn't use the "microvm" machine type in QEMU? (also on front page right now https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36673945 )
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by alpb 3y ago
Do you think blogs with most recent posts can be bumped up (instead of a static ordering)?
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by alpb 3y ago
How's it even hugged while being behind Cloudflare?
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by alpb 3y ago
This is signature Google blog post. Great research, not a product, so no you cannot use it. Do they have no intention to make a product out of it? This is not something Microsoft would've done. They directly announced Copilot as a prod
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by alpb 3y ago
> In this simple example, the moonwalk version has 20% less lines and one less level of indentation. It doesn't sounds like a notable change given a lot of OpenAPI specs are generated and not necessarily read by humans?
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Go issue: stop using direct syscalls on OpenBSD(github.com)
2 points by alpb 4y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 4y ago
Note that this is not the "Snipping tool" but the "Snip & Sketch" (win+shift+s?) Though, I'm not able to reproduce it myself.
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by alpb 4y ago
People actually think that? I don’t see anything in that sort of deal for Microsoft. Lose-lose situation basically.
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by alpb 4y ago
This reminded me of Terry A. Davis, thanks, got a good giggle out of it.
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by alpb 4y ago
This is 100% in response to Turkey banning twitter in the middle of earthquake response, and Elon Musk bowing down to the terms of the authoritarian government. Instead of applying it locally, they applied it globally.
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Why Kubernetes secrets take so long to update(ahmet.im)
1 points by alpb 4y ago|0 comments
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by alpb 4y ago
Xoogler here as well. A similar thing has happened me in the past. He threatened to shut down my personal repos by sending a DMCA notice to GitHub. Admittedly, those weren't released on my personal account by getting open source team&#
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by alpb 4y ago
I am not sure why this person has not considered wrapping every command in /usr/bin/env? Regardless of the shell, env(1) would preserve that variable and do an execve.
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by alpb 4y ago
Ken Thompson prototyped the first version of UNIX in assembly language for PDP-7 in three weeks, while his wife was away on vacation. One could argue Ken Thompson/Dennis Ritchie/Doug McIlroy have made a remarkable impact on laying
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by alpb 4y ago
For those who don't know, this resulted in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L... .
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by alpb 4y ago
I think you can invite anyone, and you can assign them permissions but I don't think it actually shows up in your account unless you click an email from GCP containing an invite. I definitely remember adding other "domains" r
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PostgreSQL 14 Internals [pdf](edu.postgrespro.com)
40 points by alpb 4y ago|1 comments
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by alpb 4y ago
> I feel for all information to be locked away in a YouTube video. Google Search actually indexes transcripts of a video and shows you some YouTube results based on that even though the title/description of the video doesn't m

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