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by arpinum 7mo ago
I was also involved in writing a clean-slate port of JSONata after finding issues in the jsonata-go repo and not wanting to run the javascript version in a sandbox. It was relatively easy until we stressed it with 20 layers of nested contex
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by arpinum 7mo ago
You could hit anything going through the straight with artillery and rockets from the shore. Escort won't do much.
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by arpinum 8mo ago
update codex, it's there.
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by arpinum 9mo ago
> you're only listing the more trivial things, I wonder why There is an impression in the comments and the article headline that the test is about vehicle reliability. I'm pointing out a small list of the non-reliability parts
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by arpinum 9mo ago
> the issues that are not directly related to the specific model of the car are roughly evenly distributed among cars No, because most cars are tested after a yearly servicing which includes a pre-inspection and remediation of issues. Te
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by arpinum 9mo ago
Other brands will have dealerships do "pre-inspection" work. The data may be skewed if certain brands are more likely to have pre-inspection done. Some brands even offer it as a free service - maybe they know the public looks at t
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by arpinum 9mo ago
The inspection is not strictly about car reliability or build quality, it is about general safety. Article title is misleading - phone holder in wrong location or not securely fastened - missing first aid kit - split in windshield wiper - l
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by arpinum 9mo ago
TUV inspection failures are not a good indication of reliability. The lack of Tesla dealers and no need for yearly servicing means issues get caught at the inspection step for Tesla where for others they are caught at the pre-inspection ste
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by arpinum 9mo ago
Would be useful to have SlateDB WAL go to Valkey or somewhere else to reduce s3 put costs and latency.
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by arpinum 9mo ago
You would pay less than £9 in the USA for 1 month of sertraline.
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by arpinum 10mo ago
Not all data brokers are sketchy, some are very good. Data brokers help assess who is creditworthy and lowers rates for more trustworthy people, and allow the creation of more specialty lending products.
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by arpinum 10mo ago
Hard to respect vague laws. Apple can't read the regulators' minds and figure out their interpretations, or instantly pivot when regulators change their minds.
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by arpinum 10mo ago
Yes, they were sloppy with GitHub credentials and their response was inadequate. Glad we migrated away from them.
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by arpinum 11mo ago
Good introduction, sad that it's needed. I've written hundreds of schemas and massive meta schemas and used most of the 2020-12 spec. I still struggle to navigate and use json-schema.org documentation to look up simple information
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by arpinum 11mo ago
The author may be unduly harsh on her father. He got to be publicly married and have a private gay life. He didn't have to live with his wife much. He liked the idea of having a daughter. Given the hand he was dealt it's a pretty
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by arpinum 11mo ago
I'm undecided if privatisation was a failure. I don't know the counterfactual scenario well enough. The article paints a picture that British Rail was doing just fine, making all capital investments necessary, and at low taxpayer
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by arpinum 1y ago
I can confirm. Russel group universities will grant masters degrees to people who do not show up for lectures, do not possess functional English, and do not perform the coursework. The exams are dumbed down to ensure a high pass rate. Every
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by arpinum 1y ago
I'm ok with saying that Open Source is now widely understood to mean what the OSI says, that's just a function of how language evolves. But we don't need to re-write history to get there. Open Source isn't a brand, it is
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by arpinum 1y ago
This could have been some custom cdk constructs. Then at least you can plug in SQS / SNS / DynamoDB / CW / IAM all in one solution. Flightcontrol doesn't seem to offer these.
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by arpinum 1y ago
I'm not sure how your comment is relevant. No one is fighting for meritocracy here. Only providing the requested information about a case where CoC pushed a specific political view and excluded others.
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by arpinum 1y ago
Anti-meritocracy was in in some CoCs, arguing in its favour was a reason for exclusion from an event / project. Even if the argument happened somewhere else on the internet and not in the project.
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by arpinum 1y ago
The EU did put in regulations, but they did the opposite and essentially mandated DRM. They want to prevent owners from turning off nanny devices or overriding pollution controls.
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by arpinum 1y ago
Could be due to American climate and Leafs getting sold heavily in America. Jeff lives in a place hotter and sunnier than Málaga. Cars can roast in their huge unshaded parking lots with black tarmac.
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by arpinum 1y ago
This is popping up because SurrealDB was found to turn fsync off by default. But there are important differences: - SurrealDB provides poor documentation about this default - SQLite is typically run client side, while SurrealDB is typically
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by arpinum 1y ago
I think there is some nuance needed here. If you ask support to partition your bucket then they will be a bit annoying if you ask for specific partition points and the first part of the prefix is not randomised. They tried to push me to ref
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by arpinum 1y ago
Azure functions don't operate in the same way, they are more like AppRunner's architecture. They then layer on the Lambda billing model. It was typical Azure strategy of rushing out a product to show they have all the same feature
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by arpinum 1y ago
They did, he has writings elsewhere where he says AWS told him it was an application code problem. The sub-title of this screed also says it. This person should not be trusted to accurately recount a story, I would be sceptical of any claim
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by arpinum 2y ago
I'll pop in tomorrow and see if he does corporate logos
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by arpinum 2y ago
Businesses at scale use EDI to handle purchase orders and invoices, no OCR needed.
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by arpinum 2y ago
> expense increases due to consultation / public demand have come from demands made on the route between London and Birmingham. I'm pointing out the problems in the whole country outside London, not just the north. So this incl

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