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by btown 3y ago
Yep: https://www.federalregister.gov/d/2023-03500/p-48 https://www.federalregister.gov/d/2023-03500/p-370 > This final rule establishes a requirement that charging stations must provi
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by btown 3y ago
Under a "right to be forgotten" [0] society there's no such thing as an append-only backup or storage, or even offline snapshots in time. As soon as a mechanism to overwrite all existing records (or, equivalently, to destro
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by btown 3y ago
As someone not familiar with Fly's offering (but very interested for the same reasons as the post you're replying to!), a couple things come to mind if you're looking at convincing people familiar with k8s to move workloads h
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by btown 3y ago
GKE Autopilot is an attractive option here if you don't want to worry about node utilization and provisioning. Effectively you have an on-demand infinitely-sized k8s cluster that scales up and down as you need new pods. Some caveats, b
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by btown 3y ago
> reasoning about all of the potential impacts of the change was hard It's far easier for us as humans to think "this change will affect new data going forward" rather than "when I make a change in the present, it wil
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by btown 3y ago
https://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html
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by btown 3y ago
Along these lines, if you need the ability to "time travel" and "recover overwritten state" and "reinterpret the events of the past" sometimes all you need is audit logs that maintain snapshots of pre-save data
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by btown 3y ago
The closest Intel got to this was Xeon Phi / Knights Landing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xeon_Phi with 60+ cores per chip, each able to run 4 threads simultaneously - each of which could run arbitrary x86 code.
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by btown 3y ago
On top of what the OP mentions, Helm still doesn't have a way to forward logs from its pre/post-install hooks to the system calling helm upgrade (such as a Github Action) - a feature first requested in 2017 and still stuck in RFC
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by btown 3y ago
Let's Encrypt does validate via multiple streams: https://letsencrypt.org/2020/02/19/multi-perspective-validat... But even this is vulnerable if a strong adversary can make it seem like their compromised
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by btown 3y ago
Needs to be updated! They based their estimated September 2024 shutdown date on https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/podcast-destination-on-... saying "Later in 2024, as part of this process, we’ll be discontinuin
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by btown 3y ago
While not a panacea, visual/snapshot testing tools like Cypress + Percy that perform clicks and take screenshots can be tremendously helpful to ensure that building in a programmatic QA plan is a predictable part of the scope of what i
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by btown 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! There do seem to be a number of other entrants in this space: https://github.com/neysofu/awesome-github-actions-runners#li... What makes you stand out from the pack? The VM approach seems very c
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by btown 3y ago
The question is whether people think of their database as a processor of data or a storage location for data, exactly as it was provided. Given that a lot of people use SQLite as the latter, it's a worthwhile caveat to make people awar
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by btown 3y ago
There’s a huge nuance worth mentioning: with JSONB you lose key ordering in objects. This may be desired - it makes two effectively-equal objects have the same representation at rest! But if you are storing human-written JSON - say, configs
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by btown 3y ago
From the OP: > When I say “run” I don’t just mean executing a program; I mean operating it in production, with all that it entails: deploying, upgrading, observing, auditing, monitoring, fixing, decommissioning, etc. As Dan McKinley puts
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by btown 3y ago
> Currently, however, only a few top lawmakers know what the bill’s final text will say. The remaining conferees expect to receive a copy of the NDAA as early as Wednesday, but may have less than a day to parse what is typically over 1,0
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by btown 3y ago
As https://twitter.com/QuinnyPig/status/1729558866520658376 notes: > Amazon Q is launching in preview for only $20 a month per user with a 10 user minimum. The road to "Go build!" increasingly has a t
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by btown 3y ago
I'm sure tasting still happens on dropped domains, though; registrars have data on search interest and can find dropped domains that are likely to be profitable even taking transaction fees into account.
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by btown 3y ago
Not to mention F2P games, which make a small amount of money on their “monthly pass” IAPs, but make tremendously more on the “whales” who will buy $99 pack after $99 pack to stay competitive/max-out the characters they love.
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by btown 3y ago
No doubt Sam Altman thinks this is the case - which, perhaps, is the entire point.
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by btown 3y ago
> sometimes making decisions that are nominally about a higher goal but (not really coincidentally) are self-aggrandizing "Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong."
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by btown 3y ago
I did indeed miss this - thanks so much for the link! Will definitely be digging in here, and hopefully it's helpful to many on this thread!
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by btown 3y ago
https://documentation.divio.com/ is a good overview of the "four types of documentation" paradigm: tutorials, how-to guides, explanations, and reference have to all exist. One of my major gripes with the JS/T
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by btown 3y ago
Even if RCS makes messaging with non-Apple devices more reliable, I‘d assume Apple would continue to use blue for Apple devices only, solely from a branding perspective. Despite all the things regulators are pushing them on, it seems reason
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by btown 3y ago
Archive of the WSJ article above: https://archive.is/OONbb
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by btown 3y ago
For quality-of-experience, YouTube would likely start buffering the original video before those 60 seconds have elapsed, so you can't look at just data loading times. And if there's a separate AJAX call, say, to tell the server th
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by btown 3y ago
From what we've seen of OpenAI's product releases, I think it's quite possible that SamAI would adopt as a guiding principle that a model's safety cannot be measured unless it is used by the public, embedded into produ
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by btown 3y ago
It's worth noting that sales of this content were shut down in early 2020 and subscriptions were refunded then; this is just the shuttering of the hosting for a service that has not generated revenue in 3 years. The OP links to this ar
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by btown 3y ago
Are you considering having a CRDT for each text block individually, or moving to a CRDT for the entire data model for a document? Really curious about the design approach here, especially insofar as there's now an external API that the

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