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by cuu508 7mo ago
> We are all making a continual and ongoing grave error > Blindly translating those centuries of laws into rigid, free enforcement is a terrible idea for everyone. I understand your point that changing the enforcement changes how the
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by cuu508 7mo ago
The current one hour world record is 56.792 km, if you can hold 55-60 km/h for an hour you should give it a go.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
I signed up and gave the AI assistant a spin. FWIW, out of my 3 questions, two of the answers were flat out wrong.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
These guys are spammers.
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by cuu508 7mo ago
Just reveived a deranged spam email from you guys. Yuck.
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by cuu508 8mo ago
> But at the same time I cannot imagine reverting to code with no help of LLMs. And doesn't that bother you a little? If you listen to podcasts, check out this podcast episode: https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/ca
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by cuu508 8mo ago
There was no UDP connectivity from any of our servers for ~10 minutes, but TCP was working fine, I could SSH into them. Even Hetzner's Robot interface was down. Edit: https://status.hetzner.com/incident/5e901309-08
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by cuu508 8mo ago
> theres a point of diminishing returns But LLM will figure it out so why not take free speed? BTW, also if we're getting rid of a web framework and letting the LLM write specialized code for the various CRUD operations, why not als
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by cuu508 8mo ago
Python is inherently slow, why not go straight to C?
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by cuu508 8mo ago
Some HTTP proxies can do retries -- if a connection to one backend fails, it is retried on a different backend. Can PgDog (or PgBouncer, or any other tool) do something similar -- if there's a "database server shutting down"
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by cuu508 8mo ago
It's all slop
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by cuu508 8mo ago
Switch bank.
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by cuu508 8mo ago
> And yes, the connection string is used to create a restricted 'read-only' user for the backup process. OK, in that case, I think marketing it as "Zero-knowledge" and "end-to-end encryption" is misleading.
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by cuu508 8mo ago
How are the backups being made and by who? > 1. Connect your database. Add your database connection string. ^ does this mean client's database must be accessible from public internet, and Oops Backup needs to be given read access to
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by cuu508 8mo ago
Why would they do that? Are there differences in chargeback risks?
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by cuu508 8mo ago
> don't use CNAME flattening with DNS-routed CDNs like Bunny though What is the problem with doing that?
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by cuu508 8mo ago
If you use AWS virtual machines https://european-alternatives.eu/category/vps-virtual-privat... (some of these also do managed load balancers, managed databases) If you use AWS for object storage: https://eu
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by cuu508 9mo ago
Can you give an example how this would happen?
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by cuu508 9mo ago
Are there any pictures around of these 8, 16, 32 socket boards? Just curious how they look like.
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by cuu508 9mo ago
What war are you referring to?
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by cuu508 9mo ago
World cup of what sport? If the message is to Trump, I assume golf?
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by cuu508 9mo ago
IMO it's completely the other way around. Shell scripts can be audited. The average user may not do it due to laziness and/or ignorance, but it is perfectly doable. On the other hand, how do you make sure your LLM, a non-determini
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by cuu508 9mo ago
Why are docs behind a login wall?
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by cuu508 9mo ago
Hello, I am a security researcher. I found critical issues on your site. Do you have a bug bounty program.
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by cuu508 9mo ago
> Don't you dare to compare SQL and CSS. SQL is not a cobbled together mess of incremental updates with 5 imperfect ways of achieving common tasks that interact in weird ways. Reminds me a little bit of Sascha Baron Cohen's dem
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by cuu508 9mo ago
In some countries.
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by cuu508 9mo ago
Looking at image search for "2020 impreza dash" there's a screen above climate controls in all images. I was asking if there was an option to have no sceen.
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by cuu508 9mo ago
Were they sold with an option to have have no OEM infotainment? Just speakers and a phone mount?
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by cuu508 9mo ago
I happened to have a piece of scrap wood of the right length already. Making the hole with a hand drill took maybe 2 minutes. Don't think sourcing and installing a lock mechanism would be quicker :-)

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