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by hayd 4y ago
Perhaps the trick is to donate to politicians who oversee these agencies...
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by hayd 4y ago
There was some discussion of using rayon for CPU heavy ops... I'm not sure what makes excel generation CPU-intensive and blocking? (I wonder if it can stream.)
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by hayd 4y ago
Mosh is great! I hope one day we can get mosh-like port-forwarding.
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by hayd 4y ago
Feels like only a month ago when Paypal were claiming that this change was an innocent mistake and not to read anything into it being leaked. ...shocked picacho face...
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by hayd 4y ago
But this could happen to any business, and surely does. Completely turning off a business because it receives one fraudulent payment is not appropriate. Indeed, this hasn't been my experience with other billing platforms. Of course, we
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by hayd 4y ago
It's still very early days. Personally I think realms will change the game, there's probably a year or so out, but perhaps we'll see that retrofitted into node as well. It will be more interesting to see how the landscape cha
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by hayd 4y ago
That's pretty shocking. Both that deno is so behind and just is so ahead (even rust/C). Would love to read what is going on here / what just is doing so much better than deno. I think deno is using a pure js server in that be
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by hayd 4y ago
Surprised not to see deno in the techempower benchmarks - that's the way to prove this Divy. https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#section=data-r21&l=z...
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by hayd 4y ago
They didn't even waive the fare?? They charged him the £10. Terrible customer service.
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by hayd 4y ago
Apple must fight this and get the regulation clarified. Ridiculous.
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by hayd 4y ago
did you fight it?
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by hayd 4y ago
Surely it's the death of Akka inside large enterprises (outside of very niche, already written, applications). How can they justify the enormous departmental cost? If a small team in a large company is creating a new product why on e
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by hayd 4y ago
> That leaves the former Silicon Valley star a step closer to serving prison time. Don't appeals usually occur _from_ prison? Why was she not immediately incarcerated after the guilty verdict?
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by hayd 4y ago
Is it really over "fossil fuel policies"? It seems to me that it's the S and the G which are the problem rather than the E.
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by hayd 4y ago
lol, very 2022: trolling companies to get them to fix their code.
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by hayd 4y ago
I think realms are the future in this direction. https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/13239
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by hayd 4y ago
the big missing piece for my development env is port forwarding https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh/issues/337
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by hayd 4y ago
" Deno doesn't provide (and doesn't aim to provide) compatibility with most of it" which packages did you have issues with/need that didn't work? my understanding was with node compat flag deno supported quite
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by hayd 4y ago
Is it $10/mo/app or is it $10/mo (for as many apps / the user) ?
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by hayd 4y ago
I _believe_ there is an important distinction here between "CPU Time per request" and "Time per request". Most complex apps are going to be IO-bound which shouldn't count towards CPU time. It's strange this isn
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by hayd 4y ago
Also https://deno.com/deploy/subhosting (I'd bet this will be, or already is, the more profitable side of the business.)
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by hayd 4y ago
"you'll own nothing and be happy" !
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by hayd 4y ago
does magsafe mean it's not usb-c?
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by hayd 4y ago
> Senior dev trusted me with prod deployment rights. That part's crazy! If you think it was a firing offence wouldn't they've been fired? (I don't think it is, but obviously requires system changes/explanation.)
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by hayd 4y ago
I'd make sure those include WARN or ERROR (I'd use logging to do that), that way you can grep for those. Spot checking might be difficult if the logs get long.
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by hayd 4y ago
Why not both?
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by hayd 4y ago
Related "The Conservative Woman" has been blocked by Three: https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/yes-tcw-is-being-censore... It's sad we're living in times we must exclusively use a VPN.
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by hayd 4y ago
> Their plane, if they can ensure there's nothing on the ground to be hurt, it should be their own business. Maybe that _should_ be the case, but it is not.
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by hayd 4y ago
TSLA's gone up a lot in the last few years, perhaps 20% of Ark's market cap being in a single stock might be bad business? But I wonder if it's more likely to do with them losing 50% of their assets in less than a year: >
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by hayd 4y ago
The crazy part is that he thought he could get away with it...

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