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berkle4455
searching PlanetScale…
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3y ago
> The amount of outrage from people with no P&L or game development experience in this thread is unreal. Get fucked dude, you have no idea what any of our backgrounds are.
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3y ago
Surely that’s not right… it’s gotta be first install is 20 cents. 20 cents per install is egregious but a recurring license is financially unsustainable.
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3y ago
Epic and Roblox are going to be very happy with this news.
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3y ago
Midjourney's business would be at least 10x what it is today if it wasn't for the utter dogshit Discord integration. I'll continue to give my money to inferior but technically capable companies instead. I don't want to n
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3y ago
> every language is going to have a library Thankfully with python we have 6
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3y ago
I should do a write-up but basically it was a combination of running tailscale (which sends a packet to an unroutable UDP destination nonstop [1]) and my game taking off at the same time. It triggered their false-positive-laden DDOS protect
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3y ago
Why in the world do you think “big tech” would single out one shitty German hosting company not even covered by the post in question, and I can't just be one pissed off ex-customer warning others to stay far away? Hetzner is pretty ter
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3y ago
First-hand personal experience and then uncovering the thousands of similar complaints across reddit and review sites.
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3y ago
Hetzner was likely excluded because they have a habit of preventing signups, randomly banning accounts, or blackholing traffic exactly when your app is taking off because their shitty tech thinks your system was compromised or under a DDOS
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3y ago
I think it’s a reflection of earnings potential. If nvidia can average 50% Y/Y earnings growth for the next 5 years, and stock price remains flat, that 223 falls to 30.
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3y ago
Can we start getting a similar flood of tools to generate the embeddings now? That’s my bottleneck. Searching them works well on numerous databases that support arrays/vectors.
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3y ago
Never give loans to friends or family. Give gifts.
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3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34163233 7 months ago you got a new gig in two weeks and making bank. Now you're unemployed and can't find a single job?
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3y ago
Much of the content worth scraping isn't rendered on the screen.
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3y ago
The title comes across like these are faults of Redis and that if you're not particularly careful about you'll shoot yourself in the foot. > I'm not sure how to make it more clear that I'm criticising myself "Mis
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3y ago
> Crucially, it held onto the Redis connection for the duration of that fallback condition and allowed errors from SET to fail the entire operation. What? Was this inside a MULTI (transaction) or something? This isn't a flaw of Redi
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3y ago
Good luck with that, Israel is a legal haven for seedy data exfiltration and backdoor SaaS companies.
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3y ago
Interesting. I guess I've been lucky as I use externally managed stateful and stateless rules (aws security groups + network acls)
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3y ago
I think the EPA estimate for highway is based upon a totally flat windless road at 55 mph
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3y ago
With the current state of things, approximately half of the world's population actively fights or pushes back on the simple idea that this is even occurring, much less accepting it as reality, and definitely much less taking action to
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3y ago
The liberal flight from California to Texas are going to have a rude fucking wakeup call eventually.
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berkle4455
3y ago
Why does this website prompt Chrome to send me notifications? What the fuck sort of spam bullshit is this.
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3y ago
So your solution is to just make it a walled garden. What about the scraping bots who simply log-in?
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3y ago
a tiny ec2 box that provides NAT for about $3/mo.
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3y ago
Horseshoe theory. Very little separates the extremes from each other.
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3y ago
Satya gonna have to say “AI” so many more times during this next earnings call to cover up this mess.
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3y ago
I sure wish I had the opportunity to be "exploited" in game development when I was a teenager.
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3y ago
It was whatever event registration platform they used for those 4 years. I imagine we’ll see some other leaks and not just Roblox.
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3y ago
Despite best efforts, the shard and all of its data was lost. However due to their forward-thinking strategy it was limited to only 3-star and lower reviews for Yelp Premium clients!
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3y ago
I need to read the source, I’m confused how -J actually works. Is the bastion doing auth and the downstream machines trusting? Or does it auth first and then forwarding a :22 connection from downstream back to localhost? Or something else e
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