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by cryptonym 1y ago
Soon current version of the toy will be deemed unsafe and start catching fire. You'll have to get a new version of the toy, still available easily but it'll only run on crazy expensive batteries you can get from Vicky. Or you coul
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Old account. Not with the same words but I share concerns on Vercel's involvement, even if it's not a new thing.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Isn't the foundation a formal way for meta to step-out and let others take/share ownership?
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Try to scale Next.js globally. Try to keep up to date with new versions, changes in paradigms and the way the output is rendered. It's designed to be deployed on Vercel. Production-ready hosting part of the Framework is not Open Source
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Website can't provide notification on iOS. You may find workaround but that would be either expensive or under Apple's control. This use-case without notifications is quite useless.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Most non-ads content also is ads but more or less subtle.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
I know two people who have been scammed by ads pushed on Instagram. One for a fake sell of clothes and another for fake reselling of concert ticket. In both instances, price of that scam was worth multiple years of subscription.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
CDN (can't say specifically about Cloudflare but that's true for other) may allow picking faster routes than BGP (BGP tends to optimize cost rather than perf), sometimes better compression than Origin on the path, and fast handsha
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by cryptonym 1y ago
I don't understand how side-loading would impact information marketplaces should provide. If it's side-loaded, that's no longer marketplace responsibility.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Agree you can shoot yourself in the foot with pretty much any technology. By design, it's much easier to be inefficient with SPA frameworks.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
That comment was about overall slowness of the site, not a specific issue on a specific browser. Available data confirms that SPA tends to perform worse than classic SSR.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Few generated unit tests doesn't replace formal verification. That's just not the same thing at all, it's not a matter of manual vs automated calculator.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Vibe-coding tests is nowhere near formal verification.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
If organisation is that bad that finance docs are mixed with engineering docs, how do you even onboard people? You manually go through every single doc and decide if the newcomer can or can't access it? You should see our Engineering k
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by cryptonym 1y ago
True, per user doesn't scale. Knowledge should be properly grouped and have rights on database, documents, and chatbot managed by groups. For instance specific user can use the Engineering chatbot but not the Finance one. If you fail t
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by cryptonym 1y ago
> It appears Cloudflare confused Perplexity with 3-6M daily requests of unrelated traffic from BrowserBase, a third-party cloud browser service that Perplexity only occasionally uses for highly specialized tasks (less than 45,000 daily r
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by cryptonym 1y ago
The very first thing they show on the website is a list of cloud providers.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
I think we agree. Your own "anecdata" shows how catastrophic DNS failures are and why it's justified to expect 100% uptime with proper redundancy. Too bad you had providers not architecturing properly this key part of their i
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by cryptonym 1y ago
> Sex segregation is the only way to ensure [...] women-only spaces I know you can't be serious but still...
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Having a fuzzy interpretation of configuration, and fuzzy input/output, on something designed for repeatable tasks? This doesn't sound like a great idea. If you really want to LLM everything, I'd rather have a dedicated flag
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by cryptonym 1y ago
I have been online for 30y and can't remember being affected by downtime from my ISP DNS. When DNS resolver is down, it affects everything, 100% uptime is a fair expectation, hence redundancy. Looks like both 1.0.0.1 and 1.1.1.1 were d
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Did you read the abstract? It says the exact opposite: > this systematic review found little to no support for the hypothesis bicycle helmet use is associated with engaging in risky behaviour.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
It shows on the response, when you send your genuine private key.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Sounds like coding with extra steps.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Solutions include TLS fingerprinting, browser fingerprinting, behavioral scoring, IP reputation, captcha/crypto challenge... If you are on a premium CDN, they are probably equipped and can provide security consulting. If not, you may w
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by cryptonym 1y ago
You are right, they probably don't have to, or that would be basis for legal action. Customers should also be allowed to expose shady stuff done by such private services, warning other people.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
I booked one with swimming pool, advertising enough room for 6 person. View was amazing, as advertised. The bed in the living room was inflatable and deflated over night. Only three forks in kitchen drawer. Convoluted scheme to enter the bu
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Trade war isn't real until shelves are empty and black market is blooming, like a regular war.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Serving from space CDN means at least 2x better ping than Starlink (for content directly served by CDN). Then you upgrade to space Cloud and provide even more content with fewer hops.
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by cryptonym 1y ago
Being an ISP, CDN, Cloud Provider and Content Provider gives serious advantages. That's a great way to out competitors and get hefty fines at some point.

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