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by gizzlon 4y ago
That is certainly your right, but very interesting in this discussion. Copyright laws should change if needed, but this is not the process.
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> I believe the argument being made is that in _actual, real-world_ use of copilot, no copyright infringement happens. So it's not just about usefulness. How would you know though? The burden of proof is on Copilot. Especially now t
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> I believe the argument is that you shouldn't accept arguments against the use of copilot from people unless they have tried to use it. I disagree, and this does not hold up generally: We can, and should, argue things we have not t
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Thanks, open source AND it has WIP limits =)
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Seems like everyone is forgetting about PaaS, and I don't understand why .. For many use-cases it's going to be much simpler and cheaper than a manged k8. There's no lock-in with Cloud Run than GKE. (actual lock-in comes with
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> All in I'm well under $200 per month including database. You forgot all the crucial numbers.. Like QPS.. My blog runs on 0 to 1 Cloud Run instances and costs < 3$ per month, including database
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> I'm seeing less 'balls of mud' with microservices. Thats not zero balls of mud. They are probably younger. Give them time :P
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> I'm also a bit iffy about the help documentation's styling. It feels very cramped and tiny. If you compare your help docs [0] with eg. Microsoft's docs [1], the latter is much easier to read and less tiring to look at!
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Have you checked out Managed Instance Groups? Used them a wile back, and worked as advertised :) https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instance-groups#manage...
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by gizzlon 4y ago
https://github.com/inkeliz/karmem#languages Languages Currently, we have focus on WebAssembly, and because of that those are the languages supported: AssemblyScript Golang/TinyGo ~Swift&#x2
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by gizzlon 4y ago
I use Fastmail + Thunderbird and like it quite a lot :) Quite dislike the gmail UX, esp. regards t threads and composing new email :(
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Not OP, but App Engine have actually been around for a long time. Also, there's no inherent lock-in, you can basically just deploy it somewhere else. Data is where the lock-in lies. Moving can be hard if you use proprietary databases.
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> The US economic policy in the 10s and 20s is a candidate for the cause of the crippling depression in the 30s Or too little regulation. Or too the wrong kind. Or something else. I'm not arguing for or against current US economic p
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> At least until a government steps in and regulates the ability to change flexibly out of the system. Just as often, the government is the only one who can keep the flexibility and ensure free competition. E.g. https://en.w
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Celsius Community FAQ(blog.celsius.network)
2 points by gizzlon 4y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Did Hindenburg call it a few days ago? : > As a result of these developments, we believe that if Elon Musk’s bid for Twitter disappeared tomorrow, Twitter’s equity would fall by 50% from current levels. Consequently, we see a significan
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> Even if it's only backed at 50% (which would be really shocking to me) Why would that be shocking? It seems clear to me that they are full of shit. Maybe it's 80% or 8% or basically 0% . Who knows..
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> I'm not sure how to do zero downtime deployment AFAIK, you either: 1) Don't, and eat a few seconds of downtime (f.ex if the clients re-try in the background, or..) 2) Start two processes on the same machine (believe that&#x2
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by gizzlon 4y ago
> The latency reductions are only for pure read traffic. Well, no, because every insert will still be fast (until there's too many). It does not block until it's written to e.g. s3. So there's a window, let's say 1 se
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Google Cloud Run or App Engine Standard might be what you want: https://cloud.google.com/run/docs/quickstarts https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard Unfortunately some things
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by gizzlon 4y ago
Maybe use a disk that's "independent" on the VM? That way you can spin up a temporary beefy VM, attach the disk and get instant access to your DB. Never tried, but I believe that's how these GCP disk work: https:/&
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by gizzlon 5y ago
gVisor, VMs
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by gizzlon 5y ago
How hard is it to crack these passwords? Since it's local (unlike the github password) I guess you can run brute force attacks etc at full speed ?
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by gizzlon 5y ago
Scaling is not the issue
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LibreWolf – A fork of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom(librewolf.net)
328 points by gizzlon 5y ago|217 comments
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by gizzlon 5y ago
Thanks :) My favorite is Delayed Gratification : A print magazine that writes about events after the fact. Deep dives into a few topics and great infographics "The world’s first Slow Journalism magazine. A beautiful quarterly public
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by gizzlon 5y ago
That's a PAAS and they existed long before k8
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by gizzlon 5y ago
Kleppman is no idiot, and I learned a lot from his book. Highly recommended :) This seems very usefull, but this part destroys some of the magic: > The only case Automerge cannot handle automatically, because there is no well-defined re
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by gizzlon 5y ago
If it's 99.99% the same I think we will manage :)
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by gizzlon 5y ago
> Whatever package is thrown your way, you can rebuild it locally and check whether you have the expected build output Isn't this just security theater? If you trust the source and build everything yourself you already have truste

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