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by arcfour 1y ago
It's a public photo. What's wrong with downloading it?
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by arcfour 1y ago
Especially since, if you were doing this on CloudFlare—which you can with OpenNext—it's incredibly simple to work with CloudFlare's caches in Workers. For example: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/exa
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by arcfour 1y ago
Blocking 26M bot requests doesn't mean 26M legitimate requests magically appear to take their place. The concern is that you're spending infrastructure resources serving requests that provide zero business value. Whether that matt
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by arcfour 1y ago
I agree there's a lot of room for improvement, but it's definitely worth keeping an eye on; the experience of Workers now vs when I started using them 2ish years ago is massively improved. They definitely like to ship their MVPs,
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by arcfour 1y ago
While PCIe as a standard allows for hot swapping I would be quite surprised to learn that any motherboard or GPU supported it. At least in the consumer space
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by arcfour 1y ago
Containers+Workers is now a thing, at least. It's very much still maturing as an offering. But it does exist!
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by arcfour 1y ago
They have that, but I have been reading that new models are so good at math already (solving complex math problems) I am guessing it's generally not needed?
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by arcfour 1y ago
I'm sorry, we fundamentally disagree and there is no point in arguing as it is completely off-topic and our minds are made up. Your comment is unnecessarily inflammatory as is the OC's; the thread about MCP servers and their secur
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by arcfour 1y ago
Making the app cost X amount makes it immediately obvious how much it costs. IAP do not share this, even if they are posted publicly off in some corner.
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by arcfour 1y ago
Did you just desperately want to grind your political axe today? This has nothing to do with anything.
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by arcfour 1y ago
I have noticed AI getting much better at correctly doing math than it used to be. Not perfect, but nearly so, and a far cry from this being required for most simple math calculations. (My experience is largely with Claude.)
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by arcfour 1y ago
Surely there is a more effective way to write an app than to bundle an entire end-of-life browser and Node.js runtime into a 600MB monstrosity.
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by arcfour 1y ago
I celebrated when Nic Lentz called a perfect game this season. Or when Pat Hoberg did it in the 2022 WS. It's a good feeling, and quite impressive. https://x.com/UmpScorecards/status/1917951876349284772
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by arcfour 1y ago
Now, if only there was some way to distinguish between the performance of the players and the performance of the umpires. Oh! Oh! I know! Players don't have to be perfect, but umpires do! Yes, now we have really gotten at the spirit of
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by arcfour 1y ago
Speak for yourself. The most fun part of baseball for me was having a correctly called game by the rules, and not being at the mercy of some septuagenarian with an ego.
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by arcfour 1y ago
I've had the opposite experience, getting great performance in TF2 for example and even Rust on Linux (but with Rust you couldn't connect to EAC secured servers, so, useless outside of testing stuff on a private server).
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by arcfour 1y ago
Edgy.
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by arcfour 1y ago
Because you are acting like smug asshole. People don't like smug assholes, and you aren't helping the world or yourself by being one.
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by arcfour 1y ago
Entering the stadium of an MLB game is maybe a 2-10 minute wait in line followed by scanning your ticket. It is in no way comparable to flying, let alone worse...that's absolutely crazy. Heck even the NFL is just standing around in lin
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by arcfour 1y ago
The Microsoft way is to do things backwards, make the possible impossible, and wrap simple, well-understood APIs behind 16 layers of abstraction with awful names that will ever so slightly munge your arguments. Surely you know this :-)
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by arcfour 1y ago
Where I was, they tracked who didn't do it, and came down on them, then their manager, and then it became an HR issue. Only one or two people went down the HR path, and then they did the training pretty quickly. Of course it didn'
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by arcfour 1y ago
Relax?
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by arcfour 1y ago
But several not so pretty aspects were just pointed out in detail. Perhaps they're just countries, with their own problems and benefits, just like everyone else. Or, should I just continue to parrot a delusional fantasy of Scandinavian
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by arcfour 1y ago
Off the top of my head, CloudFlare uses a somewhat date based method of typing for their Workers types package, but it makes sense in context as you define compatibility dates for a Worker when you set it up, which automatically enables&#x2
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by arcfour 1y ago
Maybe Denmark isn't as beautiful as you describe and you are simply biased.
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by arcfour 1y ago
It's tyranny for my employer to not want me watching porn or downloading malware while using their network?
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by arcfour 1y ago
OCSP is very much on the way out, this is hardly true anymore; although some things still check OCSP, many things do not.
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by arcfour 1y ago
The second half of the article was pretty underwhelming. It felt like "don't be a judgemental jerk and assume the worst in people"—unclear how that would help me "spiral upwards"?
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by arcfour 1y ago
That can happen and has. And the result is basically as you described it. Yes, it's silly and inefficient, but so are time zones. It's not an easy problem to wrangle on a computer, for reasons that are exactly as you have describe
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by arcfour 1y ago
Ah crap, here I've been trying to walk into the side of the building for the past 3 hours.

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