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151.
by arccy 11mo ago
But if open source is reliant on public contributors to fix things, then the bug should be open so anyone can take a stab at fixing it, rather than relying on the closed group of maintainers
152.
by arccy 11mo ago
It's not really clear why they need this money either?
153.
by arccy 11mo ago
i mean it sounds like he started asking chatgpt before even asking the other person what they'd like...
154.
by arccy 11mo ago
I was wondering how it could acquire something that was formed as a reaction against freenode getting acquired...
155.
by arccy 11mo ago
an insecure mess contained in a sandbox is still an insecure mess it just has slightly less chance of affecting something else
156.
by arccy 11mo ago
I don't want to tell you is a truth and a perfectly safe answer
157.
by arccy 11mo ago
nearly all the sdks are wild pieces of overengineering designed to conform to a design-by-committee api that's native to no language. half the things you list aren't even part of the sdks, they're part of the collector.
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by arccy 11mo ago
really? for a lot of us the datadog query language for dashboards is absolute trash. getting it to do what you want sits somewhere between difficult to impossible. i guess it depends on what you're used to
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by arccy 11mo ago
slow cooking: see above on changing the taste of food that's deeply rooted in tradition
160.
by arccy 11mo ago
that's still promoting mozilla/firefox in a way, something they clearly don't want to do anymore
161.
by arccy 11mo ago
There's also the job creation for the extra energy generation...
162.
by arccy 11mo ago
I think once your eng org > 300 people and you have a dedicated infra and security team, it's going to be on their radar to do at some point.
163.
by arccy 11mo ago
much like https://sso.tax/ , if you need enterprisey features... someone thinks you can pay for it.
164.
by arccy 11mo ago
No word on if their agent actually does the right thing or if it's causing higher than normal return rates
165.
by arccy 11mo ago
Another way to look at it is: you already know the service is down because you can't use it. The status page being manually updated means someone is aware and actually working on fixing it, rather than it being automated and the other
166.
by arccy 11mo ago
probably depends, but couples already have all the other times they can be with each other
167.
by arccy 11mo ago
The google docs they point to say > You can access data from your users' Google Cloud projects by creating a service account to represent your service, and then having your customers grant that service account appropriate access to
168.
by arccy 11mo ago
you want a stable os where everything is frozen at 3 years ago, except you don't want it frozen at 3 years ago...
169.
by arccy 11mo ago
Their spec just happens to describe whatever the compiler decided to implement, it's not a source of truth.
170.
by arccy 1y ago
yeah all open HTTP servers are fair game for DDoS because well it's open right?
171.
by arccy 1y ago
customers like us are certainly looking at expanding from just multi region into instead being multi cloud...
172.
by arccy 1y ago
The only reason you'd notice MS was down was if Github was down....
173.
by arccy 1y ago
They're saying WebPKI, which mean basically web browsers can more or less push this through on their evergreen release schedule when it becomes necessary. PKI for everything else can go at their own pace
174.
by arccy 1y ago
Because there's nowhere to extract fees compared to the buyer/seller relationship?
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by arccy 1y ago
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45721904
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by arccy 1y ago
In the k8s world there's a random collection of json path, json query, some random expression language. Just use jq. None of the other ones are as flexible or widespread and you just end up with frustrated users.
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by arccy 1y ago
React...
178.
by arccy 1y ago
usually it means your pr is too big and/or you didn't discuss it enough beforehand...
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by arccy 1y ago
i guess there's also a difference in the places you work at. the places i work at expect trunk to always be clean, and ready for production (continuous delivery). if you work someplace with a slower release cycle, then getting a not pe
180.
by arccy 1y ago
to me blocking means something about the code must change. non blocking may be resolved if you have a strong argument for why you did it that way (most people don't, so it ends up being a code change as well).

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