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by daenney 5y ago
I think you’re confusing row and table in your comment. Rows are never changed, so I’m not sure how they would use a row level lock. They have 1000s of concurrent transactions on that table for different credit holders. Locking the whole ta
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by daenney 5y ago
After having gone over the README, I still have no idea what a Malloy expression looks like. The majority of it is taken up telling me what it is and how to install and configure their VS Code extension, but not a single “ah-ha that seems i
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by daenney 5y ago
I think you might be misunderstanding what GNU/Linux means. GNU/Linux, or GNU plus Linux as I’ve recently taken to calling it, means combining a GNU userland (GNU libc, GNU coreutils, GNU compiler collection) and the Linux kernel.
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by daenney 5y ago
Mandating it is a power move. You can give folks the option to come back to the office if they so chose, and let others work from home if they want to.
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by daenney 5y ago
> aside from the Linux kernel and proprietary Raspberry Pi bootloader — only contains Go software. Given this is what the README states, how can it be a GNU/Linux distribution? It doesn’t include a shell or anything like coreutils e
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by daenney 5y ago
Though I understand where you're going with "Terraform for X", as someone who gets to deal with terraform on almost daily basis to manage infrastructure this makes me instantly want to head for the hills. Terraform is certain
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Europe’s Move Against Google Analytics Is Just the Beginning(wired.com)
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Quebecs Anti-Jaywalking Billboards(twitter.com)
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by daenney 5y ago
Mind you, this is the Mozilla Foundation. The Foundation does not financially sponsor the development of Firefox. Firefox's development is paid for by the Mozilla Corporation.
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Mojang services outage impacting Minecraft(twitter.com)
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by daenney 5y ago
The man is retiring at 75. He's done his job plenty. Him not wanting to risk his life when there are alternatives available through which he can still teach seems plenty reasonable.
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by daenney 5y ago
Though that's certainly a possibility, it means a bunch of kids coordinated across the country to fly some drones over nuclear facilities. Forsmark and Oskarshamn are about 480 kilometres (300 miles) away from each other, both on the e
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by daenney 5y ago
> I'm sure Twitter is well aware of how their algorithm works, and I'm sure it yields the best results for the majority of their users, but I apparently don't belong in that group. The algorithms are optimised to crank up
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by daenney 5y ago
> A small company is the only service that is able to comply with the rules while huge ones simply fail. I think all the big ones can comply, but gambled they would be able to come up with creative constructs to get around the requiremen
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by daenney 5y ago
PlanetScale probably runs on AWS or GCP, so that’s a solved problem (:
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Prawo Jazdy (Alleged Criminal)(en.wikipedia.org)
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> One way to opt out of the brownout would have been to switch to new Auth back in September of last year. Or November of last year after the first brown out. The point of the brown out is to help people find cases where they’ve missed t
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by daenney 5y ago
“It's programmed to try to contain the hydraulic fluid that’s constantly leaking out and required to keep itself running. If too much escapes, it will die so it's desperately trying to pull it back to continue to fight for another
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Sun Yuan and Peng Yu: Can’t Help Myself (2019)(youtube.com)
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by daenney 5y ago
As much as I don’t like this, I would suspect it’s fine. Disabling this feature is a built-in ability of iOS. It doesn’t depend on ISPs treating the traffic differently.
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by daenney 5y ago
Yes.
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Google must turn over more documents in a labor case, a judge rules(nytimes.com)
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by daenney 5y ago
Donations to the foundation don’t pay for Fx development. That’s under the Mozilla Corporation.
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by daenney 5y ago
“They” didn’t find anything. It wasn’t originally planned for tomorrow. The weather found a way. There’s only so much wiggle room and launch windows.
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A terminal multiplexer with full gesture support built on WebRTC(terminal7.dev)
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by daenney 5y ago
> I applaud the pursuit of longevity and health so long it is paired with the egalitarian outcome in that everybody will be entitled and receive it, regardless of who they are and what they did. And therein lies the crux. I don’t believe
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by daenney 5y ago
Yup. There was a GCP outage a couple of years ago like this. I don’t remember the exact details, but it was something along the lines of a config change went out that caused systems to incorrectly assume there were huge bandwidth constraint
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by daenney 5y ago
What warning? 900 people were let go without any warning best I can tell.
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by daenney 5y ago
The question the title asks can be answered with a single word: yes.
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by daenney 5y ago
Someone created https://github.com/ishandeveloper/github-wrapped last year which mimics it. As far as I know GitHub itself doesn’t.

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