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h33t-l4x0r
11mo ago
Hetzner is oversold. It's not appropriate for production in the same sense that EC2 obviously is. It's fine for staging though.
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11mo ago
No it's usually a javascript script that does weird things like drawing strings on an invisible canvas and sends it back to the server. I'm wondering if a browser extension that intercepts those payloads and randomizes them with o
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11mo ago
Except I don't want to be flagged as a bot when I'm just visiting some website in my browser. (I also don't want to be flagged as a bot when I'm scraping some website with a bot).
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11mo ago
Bah! Just another "Hello World" fork if you ask me.
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11mo ago
Oh this is interesting, so you're saying the cloned fish "free-willed" themselves into having different personalities? Like one of them woke up one day and said "From now one I will be the sassy one." I mean, it
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11mo ago
It sounds like you're saying that a being with no free will should strive to overcome that somehow, and you can't understand how ridiculous that is.
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11mo ago
> And whether you believe that might depend on whether you read this, so consider yourself lucky. See right there you're saying trying depends on something I don't control which is making my point for me.
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11mo ago
That's not my position at all. Obviously you had no agency in your genetics. I assume you don't believe you had agency in pre-natal nutrition or the circumstance of your upbringing. The rest of your life is just reacting to things
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11mo ago
Sure and what precedes that is brain activity. You're not "willing" neurons into firing in such a way that will result in a thought to try harder.
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11mo ago
Someone always brings that up. I guess you couldn't help it?
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11mo ago
Most people will accept a brain tumor as an excuse for bad behavior, but not low blood sugar. I have successfully convinced people that hungry judges have less agency than full ones, though. (google hungry judge effect if you're curiou
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11mo ago
Not unless you're talking about quantum indeterminacy, do you think that's where OP's agency comes from? Or what about the Indian stalker's agency, should they "try harder" to reverse the genetics, pre-natal nu
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11mo ago
> Generally if you encounter CSAM you should report to your countries appropriate organisation. So I should report that I consumed child porn? That's a hard pass from me.
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1y ago
I agree that they should say "open weight" instead of "open source" when that's what they mean, but it might take some time for people to understand that it's not the same thing exactly and we should allow some
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1y ago
Nah, I'm free tier. I register domains through them and I think I pay around $10/month for R2 storage. All kinds of other freebies come on that tier, D1 databases (sqlite), Workers (think Lambda)
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1y ago
Nextjs with ssr is very light on client resources, I'm not sure about the other frameworks but I imagine it's comparable.
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1y ago
150kb is the difference in size between the 2 frameworks. That's going to be true for all sites.
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1y ago
Works great for me, 5 subdomains coming to various ports on my dev pc for whatever project I'm testing (8000 for laravel, 3000 for nextjs). Way better than ngrok.
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1y ago
It seems like a fair point to me. You can't bring your rifle on the train but you can bring it in your truck. Whether or not that shapes Atlanteans choice of transport I can't say though.
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1y ago
I think 5mb or so
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1y ago
150kb downloads almost instantly, even on 3G. Most websites have an image bigger than that somewhere on their homepage. It's not worth changing how I work.
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1y ago
I don't see antisemitic here, the implication is that Mossad is highly competent at hacking compared to NSA / GRU. And this was 2014, back before antisemitism became rather fashionable among people who should know better.
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1y ago
How big is it? Is it smaller than imagemagick wasm?
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1y ago
Can you share a link to one? I don't think I've ever seen this.
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1y ago
How are you vibe coding web dashboards in Go?
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1y ago
The router does. We all know what they meant.
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1y ago
They are for me. Got banned and received the explanation that my actual billing details were suspicious (there was nothing suspicious other than possibly my geolocation which is SE Asia). I asked them to clarify and they declined. Signed
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1y ago
Eget? Like the bird?
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1y ago
Hetzner is flaky though, you can't trust them. You don't want your website taken down because they decided something is suspicious and they randomly banned you without warning.
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1y ago
My work PC is a $600 laptop with an on-board GPU, will I notice a difference between this and Vscode?
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