arcastroe

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by arcastroe 2y ago
> require mandatory telemetry collection for free version Couldn't one simply define kubernetes network policies to limit egress from CockroachDB pods?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Sounds like you two could split the cost of the family plan-- ahem the team plan.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
If saliva transfers from a rabid animal onto the blanket, is machine-washing it sufficient to prevent later exposure? or do you just have to throw the blanket away afterwards?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Longhorn volumes automatically replicate to multiple nodes (configurable) and automatically move to the nodes whose pods need it. A postgres database running on a single node will experience some downtime during (re)deployments or when movi
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I'm also interested in this. They seem to have very similar UI
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Exactly! I had a three node k3s cluster hosted on OVH. When I decided to switch to Contabo, it was as easy as adding the three Contabo nodes to the cluster, and then removing the three OVH nodes (plus updating some DNS rules). It was the ea
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by arcastroe 2y ago
If you define 'speeding' as driving above the speed limit, then FSD absolutely speeds. "FSD (Supervised) can contextually drive above the speed limit or the predicted road speed to match the flow of traffic. [The Max Speed Of
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I mostly agree with you. The three body problem (3+) is chaotic at those timescales. But I suppose all thats needed for predicting this lensing is a two body problem if they're isolated enough, which is much more predictable
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I wouldn't call it sluggish. It's just that the tiles only update on mouseup events, rather than on mousedown events. Your own finger's turtle speed is the only source of latency ;) But I agree that applying different styling
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Send your favorite recipe to any of the local robot chefs near you to get the exact dish you want, every time. would restaurants with static menus even be relevant at that point?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Using a UUID for each item might be overkill. If YouTube can get away with a short 11-character identifier for each video (including private videos), so can you. It would make the URL a little less cluttered.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
> Why is that surprising? You tend to get catered responses to whatever role you assign in the prompt. This is well documented. Here's a quick example from search results https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/give-chatgp
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I'm surprised that prompting it with "You are wrong 80% of the time" doesn't cause it to intentionally produce initially incorrect answers 80% of the time. (Disclosure: I have not tried your prompt)
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by arcastroe 2y ago
If you would like a visualization of Voyager 1's current location, relative to our solar system, a quick google search yielded, https://theskylive.com/voyager1-info#orbitdiagramcontainer It's absolutely impressive
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by arcastroe 2y ago
It will come down to preference. The best tool for the job is the one you're familiar with. But if you've never tried Rider, I think it's good advice to try it and form your own opinion. You might like the built in code compl
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I switched to Brave and I haven't looked back.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
It's sad that almost AS SOON as we acquired the ability to record real-life moments (with the promise of being able to share undeniable evidence of events with one another), we also acquired the ability to doctor it, negating that prom
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by arcastroe 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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Did Coinbase sell my email? I received spam traced to them
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by arcastroe 2y ago
the problem of finding discrete logarithms is the same problem as breaking elliptic curve cryptography.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
> [...] voted in favor of the strike, some 96 percent — far more than the two-thirds needed to launch the work stoppage. > The Biden administration was monitoring the situation; acting Labor Secretary Julie Su has been in contact with
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by arcastroe 2y ago
> The University of Texas at Austin discovered and isolated a broadly neutralizing plasma antibody, called SC27, from a single patient. > The researchers have filed a patent application for SC27. The antibody itself is patentable? Wha
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by arcastroe 2y ago
The author mentions they use Komga for comics and calibre-web for ebooks. However I personally find the Komga is a much better eBook reader than calibre-web. I use it for all my books and works incredibly well on mobile. The only thing I do
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I've been using UWF on Windows. It essentially resets all changes on reboot so that every reboot is back to a clean state. But I'll take a look at Fedora Atomic. What you describe sounds promising.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Every time I see news of (alleged) fraudulent bank practices, it always seems to be Wells Fargo and Bank of America...
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by arcastroe 2y ago
I'm surprised at the number of people disagreeing with your quibble. I had the exact same thought as you! If pi^2 were _exactly_ g, and the "magic" disappeared in different units, THEN we could say "so this is no coincid
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Curious, does this use a publicly available model (such as real-esrgan), or is it a custom model? To reach 10x magnification, is 2x magnification simply consecutively repeated?
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Looks like it's no longer in the html source, but it can still be viewed in the javascript source code: if (status === "inside") { text.push("i am the only person who can see this website."); text.push(link
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Entering the phone number "555.555.5555" works well enough to get the discount.
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by arcastroe 2y ago
Interesting. I never encountered what it stood for, but had always assumed it was "The Full Article".

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