brightball

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by brightball 3mo ago
Amazon and Google are also pursuing the same thing. Either all three of these companies are full of it or they believe they have solved the blocking problems. https://siliconcanals.com/sc-d-spacex-amazon-and-google-want...
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by brightball 3mo ago
The more structure the better. Provides strong guardrails. I’ve had great experience with Elixir and the new compiler combined with Ash.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Your name is fantastic for AI conversations. Well done.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Data centers without local protests?
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by brightball 3mo ago
Reddit is not “the average person”
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by brightball 3mo ago
Coen Brothers are a good call
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by brightball 3mo ago
Solid read. Recommendations elaborated on in the article are a solid set. Mark Twain or Walt Whitman would probably get my vote.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Yea, I've seen that often. Some people would call any server side code middleware.
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by brightball 3mo ago
You have a differing point of view. That doesn't make churches hostile to women. A lot of this seems like Reddit stuff, but I'll address anyway. > women bodily autonomy (being anti-abortion) Pro-life has never been anti-women a
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by brightball 3mo ago
That's probably because the religion itself naturally results in trying to help others.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Headline was mental health. I'm just offering one more suggestion for the OP to consider.
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by brightball 3mo ago
> might be extremely hostile to women or minorities This isn't accurate at all. Christian churches welcome everyone but there are no zoning laws directing people to specific churches. Many happen to be very homogeneous as a side e
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by brightball 3mo ago
> That is contingent on actually believing in the religion, no? You're there to learn. It's called Bible study for a reason. When I came back to church after 10 years as an avowed agnostic/atheist I didn't believe. I
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by brightball 3mo ago
I never understood that terminology since the middleware was always on the server too.
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by brightball 3mo ago
I find the more structure that the AI can be given to follow the better. I recently tried building a side project with Elixir, Phoenix & LiveView but on the recommendation of somebody I decided to have it use the Ash framework within it
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by brightball 3mo ago
I saw a post the other day pulling a Frank Herbert quote from Dune about men offloading their thinking to machines and being controlled by the men who controlled the machines. Somebody asked an AI how to interpret it.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Who should people use instead? I switched to USAA because of their good reputation after bad experiences. I’ve heard good things about Farmers and USAA. Never anything positive about another.
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by brightball 3mo ago
I'll try to explain. Say I decide to open a pirate themed gym called Slimmer Ye Timbers and buy the domain slimmeryetimbers.com. If I want to setup a website, I will go to a hosting company, set something up, go into the DNS and point
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by brightball 3mo ago
Since multiple services can send on behalf of the domain, DKIM has to be configured for each of them. A service provider, like Google, will likely use the same private key across any of their servers that is sending your mail but Sendgrid w
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by brightball 3mo ago
1. There are a lot of domains out there and all of the people who own them aren't necessarily technical enough to setup DKIM on their mail server. Ideally those people are using some type of service. SPF is much simpler in this regar
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by brightball 3mo ago
There are a few gaps with DKIM. 1. You have to set it up on every sending server. It's easier today but it wasn't always 2. You have to periodically rotate each of the keys that you setup because they can be cracked/stolen. S
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by brightball 3mo ago
DMARC isn't for sending email successfully, it's for preventing other people from impersonating your domain. Without it, there's nothing stopping anybody from sending an email saying it is from you@qurren.com. SPF tried. DKIM
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by brightball 3mo ago
For many years, I watched my apps performance on AWS suffer in December around all the holiday sales. They might not snatch it back but they probably saturated it during high demand periods.
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by brightball 3mo ago
There are numerous products like this out there. Isn’t that where Dropbox got its name in the first place?
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by brightball 3mo ago
My guess is that the use here is similar to the reason AWS started as Amazon selling their excess capacity. Between Tesla, SpaceX, X, Boring Co and Neuralink they probably want the capability internally for a lot of different applications.
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by brightball 3mo ago
In what way? I spend more of my time managing than hands on lately so I legitimately don’t know.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Nice! Might have to do something like that for a verse on the next Carolina Code Conference shirt. Been trying to figure out a good way to pull in cybersecurity.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Read replication is easy. Horizontal scaling for DB typically means distributing the write load across instances either via sharding or master-master. I could be wrong of course, but that’s how I read it. MySQL is very good at master-master
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by brightball 3mo ago
Voter ID is supported by 82% of the US population. It’s virtually impossible to live in the US without ID. Nonissue.
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by brightball 3mo ago
Nate Abele gave a talk about this at the Carolina Code Conference last year. https://youtu.be/t7L2iROVaRg?is=xoV4aiCXcYMVvVDL

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