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anamexis
10mo ago
I wonder how you could construct a reasonably controlled competition for film editing.
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10mo ago
"Why" only adds clarity. What is the advantage of removing it?
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10mo ago
I would argue that is one of very few situations where leaking the timestamp that the ID was created when you already have the ID is a possible concern at all. And when working with very large datasets, there are very significant downside
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10mo ago
For what it’s worth, it was also completely unclear to me how you were responding to the article itself. It does not discuss natural keys at all.
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anamexis
11mo ago
What have you read?
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11mo ago
And then sketchy resellers for Verisign/Thawte, which were cheap but invariably had websites that ironically did not inspire confidence in typing in your credit card number.
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11mo ago
The article's conclusion is straightforward.
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11mo ago
I don't think this paper is associated with the NIH besides being hosted there.
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11mo ago
The linked paper recommends 8000 IU/day for adults.
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11mo ago
Yep, exactly that. I recall that the voting was interesting because it was just ranked on absolute number of votes, no time decay or anything, so it would take quite some time for a new contender to accumulate votes to "compete" o
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11mo ago
Perhaps my biggest claim to fame is being #11 on the bash.org top 100.
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11mo ago
A 10m berth from wires would exclude a substantial proportion of houses in my city.
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11mo ago
The CloudFront free tier runs indefinitely.
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11mo ago
> That's still pushing things at 3D printer scales Consumer FDM 3D printers have an XY positional resolution on the order of 0.01 mm.
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11mo ago
They mean the left arrow key on your keyboard.
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11mo ago
Sure, but there’s still no link between what the botnet operator charges and what ISPs charge for bandwidth, that’s the point I’m trying to make. Because the botnet operator is not paying for the bandwidth, directly or indirectly.
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11mo ago
Ok, but that doesn’t change the fact that the price of renting them is completely disconnected from the price of bandwidth.
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11mo ago
Isn't the idea behind botnets that no one is paying for the bandwidth, besides the unsuspecting random people who have fallen victim to malware? I'd imagine the pricing is quite disconnected from the price of "legitimate"
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11mo ago
The compiler can’t determine which code paths are never used in practice at runtime.
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11mo ago
Honest question: isn’t all inheritance transgenerational?
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11mo ago
And configuring a web server as well as the server it is running on is not intertwined complexity? You're welcome to set up the CDN with a CLI...
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11mo ago
How is setting up a web server not using more things than you need when you could just drag and drop a folder using one of many different CDN providers? (Or of course set up integrations as you want)
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11mo ago
Most people will never make it past the free tier on any of CloudFront, Cloudflare, Netlify, Render, etc. You can just drag and drop a folder and have a static site hosted in a few minutes.
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11mo ago
The whole point of CDNs is to host static assets, why wouldn't you use one? They are dead simple to use.
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11mo ago
AWS CloudFront pricing seems pretty competitive with other CDNs, at least for sites that are not very high traffic. https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/
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11mo ago
Fascinating. Thank you.
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11mo ago
Ok, but the US mint in the 18th and 19th centuries?
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11mo ago
> From the point of view of an 18th- or 19th-century person, for whom the purpose of the mint was to certify the value of the precious metal in the coin by stamping it Was that the purpose of the mint? That would imply that the relative
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11mo ago
What is the pro vs consumer distinction here? What consumers use homebrew?
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11mo ago
* Every Youtube video is playable on the Youtube music app. * There is a liked videos playlist Yes, I read your comment above. Regarding the other two points, it is of course understandable why you'd want to download and have your own
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