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961.
by djbusby 3y ago
Spent all the money on hardware. Had to skimp on sauce and cheese.
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by djbusby 3y ago
The magic combination of skill, experience and good tools.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Frustrating when a CEO blames a nebulous "bogeyman" for their problems. What a low-effort deflection. Do you even root-cause analysis bro? gitgud
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by djbusby 3y ago
Why? Their data is like three months behind. Is that still actionable?
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by djbusby 3y ago
Doesn't one need to have a bunch of "very good" data to train on? I'm under the impression that sourcing costs are large.
966.
by djbusby 3y ago
Or let us describe an custom type (GUID/ULID/UUID)
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by djbusby 3y ago
Ugh, or try having a mostly common response with just a slight mutation (eg the data is array of Company rather than Contact). Verbose for what could be a "mixing" or "sub-class" or something.
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by djbusby 3y ago
If I'm using the random routines from libsodium is that good enough?
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by djbusby 3y ago
The manual says it uses high-quality sources https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.random-bytes.php Edit: the PHP docs seem to meet the requirements from the article but, the article has a different recommendatio
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by djbusby 3y ago
Your accountant knows it. When you're on other software, it's a challenge for them - and that costs you extra money.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Mullvad has known exit IP addresses. Mullvad doesn't have shit for logging so they cannot link clients to traffic.
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by djbusby 3y ago
This reads like you're suggesting to not even try. IME trying new things is a great way to learn. Also, if a dev can close a few sales, just the first few, then they'll know how to help their sales staff. Try a little, see if you
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by djbusby 3y ago
The C committee started after the various compiler implementations. Rust seems to have had the committee before the compiler.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Is that WASM libsodium that's problematic? Can you expand on the issue?
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by djbusby 3y ago
I regularly pull HN data from the API. Any idea what kind of pattern I should look for? Like? Old+low karma? Maybe I could use GPT to analyze someone comment history?
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by djbusby 3y ago
Elon stated vision and his actions don't seem to match up.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Use the HN API and just pull all the users, it's got created date, then feed to your favorite BI tool.
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by djbusby 3y ago
I try hard to just say "the JWT". But I also try to only say "ATM"
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by djbusby 3y ago
Or use 'nb' - nota bene
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by djbusby 3y ago
Tomacco?
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by djbusby 3y ago
Wish my non-profit paid like that.
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by djbusby 3y ago
I thought BrainTree was PayPal - didn't they buy it?
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by djbusby 3y ago
When headlines end with a '?' the answer is: No
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by djbusby 3y ago
How? Fork the engine or whole thing? How to pay for it? Costs many $$$ to build. Would maybe cost less without the stupid things they do but...seems a difficult calculation to make.
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by djbusby 3y ago
Zero seems like the ideal amount of bias.
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by djbusby 3y ago
One must have technical expertise and lots of available time to enforce said contract
987.
by djbusby 3y ago
Routers can intercept your Port53 queries and inject their own replies.
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by djbusby 3y ago
We roll onto new stuff. So soon-ish the 11 will be replaced with a 14 or 15. And then later the 13 will roll up to whatever is good, stable and tested in our environment. And our roll-up plan has never seen an old PG lose client library acc
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by djbusby 3y ago
Or logical replication to the new box then migrate traffic.
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by djbusby 3y ago
It can be. We still running PG11 and 13 in production. Not obligated to upgrade - especially when the software is rock solid.

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