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by fyrn_ 2y ago
It was the name _and_ constant absured marketing claims, not just the name
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by fyrn_ 2y ago
https://pgcopydb.readthedocs.io/en/latest/concurrency.html#s...
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by fyrn_ 2y ago
It only uses pg_dump and pg_restore for transfer of the schema, the actual data transfer is a custom mechanism.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
If emacs hard blocks on LSP requests, that may be on emacs as well. I recomemd you try ruff-lsp, although it does not iver everything and is more for linting, it's higb quality
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
To be fair in a world of good LSP impls, grep/find are really primative tools to be using. Not saying this isn't better then a more sophisicated editor setup, just that grep and find are a _really_ low bar
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
It is entirely unsearchable though
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
That puts all the power over patents in the hands of those with deep pockets. They would be able to directly pay to prevent competition. It's insane to eliminate limits on what could be patented while doing that. They could fund the ke
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Oh, I agree with that. I thought you were arguing that tests were less valuable because all production bugs passed the tests.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Bugs all passed the tests sounds like survior bias. Like how all the fighter planes that returned with damage had damage to the wings. Point is, damage anywhere else was fatal, the takeaway should not have been to armor the wings more, whic
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
And yet as conpared to a real source, all thst you've added To your aegument is "this LLM is a summary of real sources (that are trustworthy) I've seen elesewhere, trust me bro". I know people who belive confidently in m
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
LLM's are pretty much the oppisite of a reliable source. They _confidently hallucinate_ Honestly very concerning to see someone using them like this on HN of all places
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
They are "inferrence only" according to the article
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Considering the existing precedence with Italy and Australia (both of which build us navy ships), I doubt it
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Many parts of California are very bike hostile. From personal expirence it's way worse then Portland or Seattle. A lot of it is cultural though, there in the bay area many drivers dislike bikes and blame them for traffic, etc.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Package manager is clearly an incorrect title (issue is on the hn submission side), should be "package registry" package managers are a dime a dozen these days.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Not really no, it was more to explore a greenfield web engine design, and also to use rust to do that. Not for user facing features as all, for one thing servo barely has a UI
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Did you read the article? Literally their first defense was that the user had deleted the account themselves
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Those distances vary per state in case you didn't know
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Oh, that's sneaky. So if someone wants to also distribute their app on something else, they pay the fee on their existing installs?
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Please just use CSS, yes it has limitations but it also won't break or lag when not in ideal circumstances, and will work on cheap android phones in developing countries.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Apple were a first mover, Not the same thing at all
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Honestly, not thsg interesting of an argument to me as a citizen. This is exactly the kind if thing I want the FTC to have the power to handle without getting tied up in court for 15 years like everything else seems to. Far to easy for a co
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Nuclear can work, it works really well for France, whose power costs about half of what UK power does. You can't just build onw reactor every ten years though, you have to build as many as you can as close to each other in time as you
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Costco is a terrible example for the point you are trying to make. Costco (rather famously) makes most of it's money from the membership. https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/02/13/how-costco-actuall.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Dungeon fighter is one of the most valuable media IPs ever, beat a ton of video games player count and revenue records. It's one of the things that put tencent on the map. Something north of $20 billion in revenue. Just not known in th
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Statement from the victims: https://www.ecommercebytes.com/C/blog/blog.pl?/pl/2024/1/170...
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
Almost always 8 + the size of the type. Since it's a one byte book followed by 7 padding bytes, followed by the type itself.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
That's just a transit company then. It might not be said that way colloquially, but it's very much where the public comes from. Uber isn't public transit, it's just transit. Neither is bright line or Waymo or Uber.
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
How can Facebook add an install prompt to a page controlled by Google?
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by fyrn_ 3y ago
You mean at-will (employment) not right-to-work

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