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by arccy 1y ago
it's also annoying to edit, copy a line, add it to the end of a block. now you need to add a comma to the previous line, and strip off the comma on the new one you added (if you copied it from not the previous line).
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by arccy 1y ago
at least for GCP, isn't that cloud run?
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by arccy 1y ago
if you travel a lot... maybe the co2 saved from not lugging around a cheap thing offsets the production waste.
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by arccy 1y ago
> single use detergent packs are a thing, but you can also just bring a few tide pods in a zip-lock bag Even better these days there are laundry sheets that are light / compact.
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by arccy 1y ago
Now they don't...
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by arccy 1y ago
it exists as client side programs, like https://meetfranz.com/
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by arccy 1y ago
I think it's more a function of who you follow...
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by arccy 1y ago
on the Instagram mobile app: long press their logo to switch from the recommended feed to your following feed, in reverse chronological order
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by arccy 1y ago
if you don't want to expose k8s then there's the generic xds protocol
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by arccy 1y ago
instead of polling for endpoint updates, they're pushed to the client through k8s watches
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by arccy 1y ago
Alternatively, maybe redis wouldn't have seen great adoption if it was under any non-compete license. That is, to be able to be hosted by someone else is a necessary factor in widespread adoption and success. The open source ethos is t
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by arccy 1y ago
this is telling him to take a hike?
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by arccy 1y ago
right now Valkey is a separate project, not just "Redis service under some generic name"
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by arccy 1y ago
the one true way: budget_09.csv, budget_10.csv
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by arccy 1y ago
and the interns get the blame for what they can't book why rooms, but for the people managing them it's just so easy.
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by arccy 1y ago
you could be like india where even going to the metro requires a bag scan
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by arccy 1y ago
don't those have giant magnets....
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by arccy 1y ago
cases are more replaceable, and they show personality
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by arccy 1y ago
nerds desperately clinging to any hope that jpeg xl will be revived
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by arccy 1y ago
hardly, it's a google team that made the thing.
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by arccy 1y ago
because the rust compiler just doesn't support some platforms (os / architecture combination)? RESF members tend to say it the other way around as in the platform doesn't support rust, but the reality is that it's the co
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by arccy 1y ago
Only if you stick to the lowest level constructs. Example with Terraform HCL: if everything was just declared as plain resources, you can modify them trivially. But HCL has functions, so people try to DRY their code by declaring some custom
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by arccy 1y ago
If you ever tried hosting video at scale, you'll quite quickly learn that "0" cost x many users is a pretty big number. And your ideas on ISP caches are from the prehistoric ages, everything is over HTTPS, the only caches for
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by arccy 1y ago
what do those things have to do with Ruby? whereas DHH has a clear link
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by arccy 1y ago
sometimes i think shipping source + compiler would be faster... the other day i was wondering why the terraform aws provider binary was now around 800MB compiled https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-provider-aws/
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by arccy 1y ago
expressiveness unfortunately usually means that while you can read the output value, you lose the ability to modify it programmatically...
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by arccy 1y ago
it's all the moving parts that allow for fine grained, time limited tokens though. there are also interesting things you can do in combination with branch protection rulesets and limiting which tags/workflows can generate tokens w
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by arccy 1y ago
All not problems for Go: pull through proxy is fast and eliminates the need for a toolchain if you just want to download, and Go builds are fully bit-for-bit reproducible.
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by arccy 1y ago
is it a small niche when the youtube creators can see it in their stats and are panicking?
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by arccy 1y ago
because distributed CDN means it doesn't necessarily hit a backend?

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