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by edude03 3y ago
Yeah I'm not complaining - I mention it because if you're a bit.io customer that wants to migrate to another serverless Postgres solution you won't be able to do it by "just" running the linked helm charts. (In my o
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by edude03 3y ago
> Some Helm charts: https://github.com/neondatabase/helm-charts For the record though, they're not enough to run neon today[0] - this has been a "problem" since neon was announced here[1]. [0]: https
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by edude03 3y ago
My biggest frustration when asking for help is somewhat similar problem where others offer solutions that sound simplier but are more complicated in practice for example Me: I'm having an issue setting up a feature in kubernetes Foo: u
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by edude03 3y ago
From https://github.com/itfanr/rust-doc-en/blob/master/unsafe.md#... > In both unsafe functions and unsafe blocks, Rust will let you do three things that you normally can not do. Just three. Here they
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by edude03 3y ago
Only if you use unsafe and even then three are restrictions. The general idea of rust is that it will only let you do things it can verify are safe otherwise it won't compile.
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by edude03 3y ago
Realistically though they don’t have to figure out the legal problems immediately, they could and likely would start in their own backyards and expand from there
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by edude03 3y ago
Though I own an iPad and am waiting excited for logic - I will say that producers would prefer to have some kind of hardware to go with their software, so the push 3 isn’t really a competitor to the iPad it’s an accessory
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by edude03 3y ago
The Mpc live is a full DAW in a box (with speakers too!) though. At first glance this seems more like a portable drum loop machine.
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by edude03 3y ago
I DJ for money though I wouldn’t say professionally. I have a separate 2015 MacBook Pro with all my software installed and it’s not connected to the internet except to transfer new songs and manual updates to it.
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by edude03 3y ago
SHR has high latency when you need to rewrite data on a shared "shingle" - so my guess is they designed the storage system to avoid those for better performance?
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by edude03 3y ago
There is PostMarketOS which is archlinux, and nixos on mobile.
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by edude03 3y ago
I have chatgpt plus, and it says I'm using the May 12th version, but I don't have the beta features available; I guess it must be a staged roll out. Excited to see what plugins and web browsing can do though, since Bard and bing a
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by edude03 3y ago
Nice! I was unaware of this. I also don't see this options though, so I assume it's been removed
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by edude03 3y ago
They have such a lock out feature on all their other portables and desktops too in fact (activation lock) so I’m mostly surprised it didn’t “naturally” carry over
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by edude03 3y ago
Imagine this same comment but with your car. People can’t just walk up to your car and drive it away specifically because there is a key that allows the key holder to verify they are authorized to drive (yes obviously someone can steal your
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by edude03 3y ago
I don't think it's user hostile to give users the option to do this. Also, realistically, you're more likely to have your headphones lost/stolen than your apple account and for most(?) apple users, I imagine being locked
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by edude03 3y ago
As someone who has lost three pairs of AirPods (including the newer pros) I’ve never understood why Apple allows another device to pair with headphones that are already paired to an iCloud account. Once my girlfriend saw my AirPod maxs lyin
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by edude03 3y ago
This is basically the "no true Scotsman" argument. Your definition of professional video editor seems to not include people like YouTube/TikTok/Instagram content creators who are already "professionally editing&quot
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by edude03 3y ago
Well that's not surprising, PushShift is probably the biggest / most common way to get realtime access to reddit. API violations aside, pushshift would have allowed developers to side step the reddit api restrictions anyway so I d
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by edude03 3y ago
I'm not sure of the significance of this; is this an updated version of the project Volterra box from before?
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by edude03 3y ago
(Going from memory) we used firebase and had access to the native authentication SDKs, then we we switched to ory, we had to hack it back in because the documented way to implement ory would have used browser authentication. Ory provides a
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by edude03 3y ago
My guess as someone who's been in a position to implement it a few times but haven't gotten to: - "Upstream" Support, For various combinations of stacks I've worked on, there has always been one component that didn&
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by edude03 3y ago
I’m very impressed by the level of technical detail in this post. I’m somewhat surprised garmin made their own language for apps but considering the low power processors they target was their any other options?
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by edude03 3y ago
Congrats to the Ory team. We've been using it successfully at my company (self hosted) for the past ~2 years and it's been fantastic.
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by edude03 3y ago
I love this simulation it's the best visualization I've seen of load balancing concepts. One thing though - in my experience the biggest challenge I typically see is that different requests take different amounts of time for examp
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by edude03 4y ago
Not really, because other than things like newer standards (that'd necessitate new hardware anyway) there isn't really any changes that need to made once it works.
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by edude03 4y ago
As a software engineer I can see why you say that but as a consumer you have to ask yourself, who does a product that is designed to be reliant on the cloud benefit? Wifi routers with mesh existed before and will continue to exist after the
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by edude03 4y ago
That's my question as well. I don't think the owner is lying but as far as I know tesla had a 30 day refund policy on Autopilot. And even if that's not true - still seems like it would be straight forward to give him a refund
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by edude03 4y ago
I tried blinkist, I liked it in theory but I realized that I only listened to the summaries while busy with other things so I wasn’t really absorbing the information.
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by edude03 4y ago
It seems like common sense to me that distilleries should be forced to use ethanol capture equipment instead of being allowed to spread the clean up and repair costs to the locals; other than "they might go somewhere cheaper" is t

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