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by hellcow 4y ago
Not just nightly. Stable is blocked as well. Seems we're in the next IE-era.
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by hellcow 4y ago
> For those claiming OpenAI is for profit: Why would OpenAI do this if they were fixated on making money? To get lock-in from devs before competitors can enter the market and starves any would-be smaller competitors before they can raise
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by hellcow 4y ago
We are in us-central1 and didn't have an outage, so it appears not to have affected everyone.
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by hellcow 4y ago
If you develop RSI from emacs, you could have the employer make reasonable accommodations, i.e. let you use Vim :)
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by hellcow 4y ago
Totally. Most companies will never need k8s. But tons of companies deployed it when they shouldn't have. Now we're on the MongoDB side of the hype-curve, so people are realizing that k8s is a bad fit for managing 10 servers and a
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by hellcow 4y ago
My friend, WotC tried to make this change, was hit with backlash, and backed down. That’s a fact. Their statement of backing down is literally the article that you’re commenting on. Saying “but you didn’t make a dent” is clearly not correct
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by hellcow 4y ago
My group is finishing up a multi-year 5e campaign. None of us had ever played a TTRPG before this, so we've never experienced anything outside of 5e. We were all super excited for OneDND... But when the OGL changes hit, we canceled our
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by hellcow 4y ago
That was certainly their gamble... and it clearly didn't work. The problem for WotC is that Dungeon Masters (DMs) are the decision-makers for the playerbase. DMs are higher information consumers than players. They are the ones looking
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by hellcow 4y ago
My native web components fetch their own state. They pass data to children via attributes and to parents via event bubbling. Very happy with this solution. Re-renders work using observableAttributes, which is part of the native component st
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by hellcow 4y ago
I’ve been using Go for 7’ish years across a large codebase, comprising multiple services interacting with millions of people. Every release Go gets better and requires 0 changes to the code. I have never needed to fine-tune the GC. I have n
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by hellcow 4y ago
It’s very useful when multiple errors happen concurrently, like collecting errors from separate goroutines after they all finish.
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by hellcow 4y ago
If you’re needing to implement this I’d highly suggest your code could be restructured to eliminate the issues. This is a code smell. I’ve been using errors.Is since day one and have never once needed to implement anything like you describe
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by hellcow 4y ago
You can get a lightweight laptop with great battery life, then when you're home, connect it to a desktop GPU for gaming.
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by hellcow 4y ago
This estimated my lichess rating very closely. Really impressive!
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by hellcow 4y ago
> Anything other than an immediate response would have been akin to lighting their company on fire and walking away. Have we forgotten Zoom, who reinstalled itself secretly on user machines with an RCE-vulnerable server, which they descr
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by hellcow 4y ago
You aren't kidding. I loved GW1 and theory-crafting new builds. I had a tremendous time doing competitive Guild-vs-Guild at a high rank, random arenas, and Heroes Ascent. I remember grinding an obscene amount for prestige titles, and I
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by hellcow 4y ago
Maybe I’m misunderstanding you but doas handles the use-case you describe. I can enforce that some users can issue some commands on a given machine in doas.conf As someone who manages infra including Linux and OpenBSD and does configure sud
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by hellcow 4y ago
I am self-taught and am co-founder/CTO of my second company. We have 35 or so employees, so we’re small, but it’s something I’m super proud to have created from nothing. I started many years ago with little projects. Building a simple
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by hellcow 4y ago
Yup, you need to shutdown firefox, open a terminal, run ‘sudo snap refresh’, wait for it to complete, then re-open firefox. Agreed that the process sucks :)
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by hellcow 4y ago
Exactly right. We can isolate customers from one another with policies on the table, so once the policy is in place, it's actually impossible for us to write code that exposes data from one customer to any others. But if you created a
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by hellcow 4y ago
> PostgreSQL 15 lets users create views that query data using the permissions of the caller, not the view creator. This option, called security_invoker, adds an additional layer of protection to ensure that view callers have the correct
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by hellcow 4y ago
> I am trying very hard to imagine any other higher level language where two distinct language features, each used correctly in their own way, can not be safely combined. Handling JavaScript exceptions as opposed to promise rejections in
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by hellcow 4y ago
No, it is not dishonest. Fabi said don’t trust Regan’s analysis. He also said that he didn’t think Hans cheated in that one game given the moves played (before Magnus gave his reasoning, so perhaps Fabi’s opinion would change). Fabi never s
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by hellcow 4y ago
Fabi (for those that don’t know, he’s another one of the best chess players in the world) gave a statement along the lines of, “I know of at least one case where I was certain cheating happened, and Regan’s analysis missed it, so take any o
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by hellcow 4y ago
Chess.com made a public statement after his comments, effectively saying he wasn’t honest and had cheated far more extensively than he had admitted. They banned him and said that they shared the evidence with him in private, and it would be
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by hellcow 4y ago
That’s actually all I use for state management. Elements pass data to children through attributes and bubble data up through events. It’s worked well for us on a complex front-end using native web components.
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by hellcow 4y ago
This is what’s typically done for founders—it’s called reverse vesting where the company gradually loses the right to repurchase them over time. Generally this is done when the company is new, pre-409a. There’s nice tax advantages to this a
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by hellcow 4y ago
Surely one of the largest businesses in America facilitating fraud en masse has to meet said threshold.
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by hellcow 4y ago
That “bad behavior” is precisely what the above poster meant by “changing the rules of the system.” If you or a syndicate have a large enough stake, you can manipulate the transactions which occur.
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by hellcow 4y ago
This answer is short and correct. Go to events in startup hubs and meet investors and other founders. Build relationships over time on trust.

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