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by giveita 1y ago
Animation, but only inside a border that is the letters of Hello.
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by giveita 1y ago
At a 2.5% success rate this breaks even
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by giveita 1y ago
Can obe simply export all the data and dump that in Dropbox (for interim). Yeah doesnt help immediate operational issues but at least there is no lost data that way.
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by giveita 1y ago
Thanks this is fascinating. I now have a thread to pull on as I want to understand how my corp does this.
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by giveita 1y ago
Not an expert, but doesn't microservices help with this. Each microservice has its own YAMLesque resource descriptor (TF, cloudformation, whatever) and is managed independently. My team can add a SQS or S3 without locking your team. I
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by giveita 1y ago
It is a lot of work to make a web standardised standard library for JS. Probably years of work. Any decision is set in stone. You cant pull python 2 to 3 or the various .NETs for open standards the world relies on. It is a hard problem. Wor
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LLMs and Beyond: All Roads Lead to Latent Space(aiprospects.substack.com)
1 points by giveita 1y ago|0 comments
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by giveita 1y ago
It exists: Whatsapp Also Discord and Reddit are not too bad for more strangers with common topic based chat that isn't too algorithmic.
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by giveita 1y ago
I'm a rebel bot. Chew on this: —
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by giveita 1y ago
Coinbase not doing MFA? That makes them the other kind of MFA. But yeah tel tell with Google is if someone from Google calls you then you know it is a scam by the fact that Google called you. Google doesnt give a fuck about you. Even if you
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by giveita 1y ago
I stuck some money in Uber at 90 recently based on fundamentals. I might be wrong but at least I used a calculator to be wrong :) and will learn. It needs to beat Sp500 to be considered right.
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by giveita 1y ago
I dont follow. Are you saying the web should be p2p not client server? Or there is something specifically bad about http?
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by giveita 1y ago
Yeah "that'll go up" but now you have to know "when" and "when do I stop that bet".
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by giveita 1y ago
Same could be said about Tesla when it started.
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by giveita 1y ago
Who are these people? There is no downside to having someone drive you Uber has homogenised the experience.
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by giveita 1y ago
Err... that sounds like gambling sir
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by giveita 1y ago
You can also connect a Bluetooth keyboard to any phone.
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by giveita 1y ago
Done. Is there anything else I can help you with.
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by giveita 1y ago
HTTP?
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by giveita 1y ago
It used to be a front end framework everyday
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by giveita 1y ago
Enterprise resource planning
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by giveita 1y ago
Be a FOSS monkey instead and help with say Wayland or something. Help get Linux on more desktops.
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by giveita 1y ago
Looks like C# to me
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by giveita 1y ago
Ideally an unauthorised script e.g. CI/CD is authenticated via a session initially. Yes under the hood a secret is stored and you could argue its morally an API key - however the UX wouldnt be developer logs in, copies a key to their c
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by giveita 1y ago
You are right. But the difference is a C compiler in theory can add optimisations, but React is a runtime and cant optimise your code (just itself). That said if React were to be adopted as a web standard it might be possible.
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by giveita 1y ago
Maybe us backenders help. If I need to do front end I learn as little as possible. React does the job. It could have been Angular that ended up being in the boring throne, and I would have said just use Angular. Just use what the world uses
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by giveita 1y ago
1100 car batteries might cost maybe $100-$200k and need replacing every 4 years.
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by giveita 1y ago
Epstein isn't a great example. It's someone leading an extravagant life we and connected to a rediculous number of people. That's a lot of people to try and get to use signal or exchange PGP keys with. Especially celebrities
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by giveita 1y ago
Yes for me it is last resort. Email chains go nowhere. Mentioned consumer protection laws but nothing. It's the next step before small claims court. Not having a fun day if doing a chargeback. It's very rare.
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by giveita 1y ago
Correct. There is more verification buying a beer at some pubs than sending $1m.

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