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by booi 3mo ago
I think that's because what you're really looking for isn't a jump server but a zero-trust network like cloudflare access or beyondcorp. You want authorized native connections, not proxies in the typical sense (although they
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by booi 4mo ago
yah what happened to leaving it the f alone?
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by booi 4mo ago
Codestral is pretty good for coding autocomplete. possibly better than even Cursor's
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by booi 4mo ago
I think they mean rebuying all your steam games on PSN
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by booi 4mo ago
we will be lucky if it's still around in 3 months..
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by booi 4mo ago
Does this inadvertently reveal the location of your home? It's like a cloud of photos except in this one circle.
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by booi 4mo ago
I think there's a pretty big difference here. It's not like Github prevents you from building a Github competitor. Or Linear is preventing you from using it to build a Linear competitor. This is more akin to Windows somehow preven
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by booi 4mo ago
Yeah I’ve had inconsistencies before with linear but jira is a garbage fire so…
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by booi 4mo ago
it also feels strange to query for DB load before starting a job.. i'm not even sure how you would do it, how you would adjust a job given a load value, and what would you do if there's too much load.
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by booi 5mo ago
wait till you hear about what smart tvs do..
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by booi 5mo ago
IMO this makes the argument for ChromiumOS and downstreams stronger. Gemini wants to do everything in my browser and i can't turn it off please help
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by booi 5mo ago
code
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by booi 5mo ago
They can typically operate indefinitely on diesel generators and have hot supply contracts with multiple suppliers. Even our small rinky dink datacenter had that. So, it would generally be more effective to hit the actual datacenter than tr
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by booi 5mo ago
to be fair, they probably published something about this... on their website.
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by booi 5mo ago
That's big talk coming from someone who currently has a job. getting a job without a linkedin account isn't that straightforward.
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by booi 5mo ago
didn't you get the memo? If you don't set up proper SSL certificates you can't give opinions on the features you want in a car...
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by booi 5mo ago
sorry, I didn't find someone named "bob mary" in your contacts list
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by booi 5mo ago
That's called refining.
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by booi 5mo ago
i mean, technically this is once per millisecond , so this would happen 1000x more. In your case due to the kernel overhead you would likely not even be able to do it (300% CPU?). Either way this does seem like a very large overhead due to
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by booi 5mo ago
$5.6B actually sounds like a good deal. It outputs 2GW+ of power. While solar is definitely cheaper for 2GW of power, you still need batteries for when the sun is down. So you probably need approximately 30GWh of batteries to just replace t
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by booi 5mo ago
try 45 million sites including many absolutely critical to people's lives and health. https://trends.builtwith.com/cdn/Cloudflare
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by booi 5mo ago
This statement really makes no sense.. > Google, Cloudflare, VPN providers, and other entities facilitating piracy are responsible for the illegal activities they enable and profit from. Why wouldn't ISPs be responsible too? or the
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by booi 5mo ago
To say that Telefonica offers even remotely the same services and features that Cloudflare does is a lie at best.
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by booi 6mo ago
I wonder if we could get into a situation where there's no bunker fuel to ship crude to refineries that are able to make bunker fuel. Like a cold start problem
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by booi 6mo ago
maybe UN resolution?
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by booi 7mo ago
probably by paying the fine and doing it anyway
57.
by booi 7mo ago
No we don't... right guys?!
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by booi 7mo ago
You can use AI to figure out the arguments to ffmpeg. But indeed it seems like there's just a single call to FFmpeg CLI to power the whole thing which is amazing. ffmpegCmd := exec.Command("ffmpeg", "-ss", f
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by booi 7mo ago
You write 3x more than you read? Seems like a strange access pattern. Maybe something is going haywire with logging?
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by booi 7mo ago
There's definitely a price where it doesn't scale and that price is almost certainly lower than what people would be willing to pay once for themselves.

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