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by ec109685 3y ago
The latest Windows does, but Excel is used across tons and tons of devices, and you'd want compatibility across them all.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Sandboxing python enough that millions of users could safely pass around excel workbooks is a super hard problem, especially when you allow third party libraries. Forcing it to run in an isolated environment they control simplifies the prob
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by ec109685 3y ago
Still feels crappy what Docker did by being free since inception, becoming the standard and then springing license fees onto companies that couldn't migrate off of it in time. Hopefully, podman can solve "basic dcoker desktop&quot
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by ec109685 3y ago
https://twitter.com/jbeda/status/1693290822370787697?s=20
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by ec109685 3y ago
With YouTube premium being so convenient, it seems like the need to rip YouTube videos would have gone down. This does look pretty slick though.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Why does Tailscale’s simplistic support for ACL’s on IP addresses matter given all the security is in the mesh layer.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Their CLA faq talks about how its purpose is to allow them to release the software commercially. No other entity has that ability unless they ask everyone to sign a CLA of their own. https://www.google.com/finance/quote
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by ec109685 3y ago
If you don’t sign a CLA, then at least you aren’t granting a single entity they ability to do what they want with your contributions.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Hashicorp wouldn’t be in the position they are without being open source in the beginning. Think about all the reduction in sales cost their open source model resulted in. Because they were open source, they had a foot in the door and in-bu
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by ec109685 3y ago
Quite clearly? That is extremely vague and leaves up to Hashicorp’s interpretation and could change as Hashicorp’s portfolio expands.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Hashicorp has a billion dollars in the bank and is growing 48% YoY, so they aren’t in danger of failing. They may be in danger of not justifying their $5 billion valuation.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Fly.io was built off of nomad for a while. That wouldn’t be allowed in this new world.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Are you asserting that Terraform would be as widely adopted if the third party authored TF providers didn’t exist?
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by ec109685 3y ago
Yes, they would be allowed.
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by ec109685 3y ago
No, it’s correct. BSD at least allows anyone to create a restrictive fork of the code. With a CLA, it grants Hashicorp rights to your contribution no other corporation has.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Chrome improvements might be helping there too.
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by ec109685 3y ago
I think as a rhetorical device it's good. Which is more likely: 1) Company has actively decided to burn all good will by being evil (we will use your private meeting content to train our ai without any way to opt out) 2) Company is
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by ec109685 3y ago
You’ve described the tricks WarpSream does in their implementation, buffering data until a large enough chunk can be written to S3.
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by ec109685 3y ago
It doesn't apply in all situations, clearly.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Always wise to remember Hanlon's razor: "Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence" Occam's razor also applies here.
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by ec109685 3y ago
I hardly use an iPad, but take it with me for this reason.
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by ec109685 3y ago
ChatGPT Plus even better. Uses GPT-4, so much more capable.
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by ec109685 3y ago
The author makes it sound like Stack Overflow was a non-profit. They were sold for 1.8B: https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/02/stack-overflow-acquired-by... Literally sold at the peak.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Because clearly they have way less traffic now ;)
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by ec109685 3y ago
Meanwhile, AWS is charging $8 an hour for their top of the line gpu server.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Right, but then I am sure the company not going to allow him to run on some random company’s VMs.
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by ec109685 3y ago
Not in safari, but maybe it wasn’t actually working.
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by ec109685 3y ago
How can you allow people to get big chunks of GPU’s without a lot of expensive slack in the system?
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by ec109685 3y ago
Power seems like a very small amount of cost of compute when it comes to GPU’s.
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by ec109685 3y ago
*hole.

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