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hooverd
2y ago
Pydantic, attrs, or dataclasses (standard library option). Or you can override __getattr__ on a dict subclass.
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2y ago
"We're going to put compute for AI and crypto in space" sounds like catnip for VCs. They make some big assumptions about infra and launch costs going down. Not to mention the proposed city-sized radiators for cooling. We'
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2y ago
I'd say the stated goal of improving the river ecosystem was a success.
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2y ago
If you like survival horror, give Signalis a try.
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2y ago
Scared me. I don't see anything about SAML being deprecated thankfully.
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2y ago
How did it work? Did Google get recorder of deeds records?
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2y ago
Brazilian Miku is dead. Long live Brazilian Miku.
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2y ago
They would probably crack down on storage more if they had to run their own storage arrays.
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2y ago
Distributed computing is a different beast than a storage service for students for stick all their pirated media on.
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2y ago
The default of a 100TB shared storage pool seems hilariously low for a university. It's not surprising why Google made that all. Students were probably storing TB of anime and whatever else on their drives. It was crazy when we looked
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2y ago
Billing is hard. University IT pays for X amount of storage across their Google Workspace tenant. For edus, you get a 100TB pool and can buy more storage in 10TB increments. It's not metered per user either.
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2y ago
Yea, it happened to me. Switched from Gmail for students and O365 for staff to O365 for everyone. And no more alumni email! Boo! Hiss!
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2y ago
> "Small flying gnat like insects were observed crawling on the walls and flying around the room. The rooms walls had heavy meat buildup," they wrote. That sounds like a horror movie.
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2y ago
> I find it a good litmus test for people. If you want to broadcast your low impulse control and bad decision making history, be my guest. I can't find a way to read OP's comment that isn't derisive. I don't see we ge
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2y ago
Tattoos are like haircuts. I've seen some amazing tattoos and some awful tattoos. I think they look good on either gender if the composition is good.
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2y ago
I forgot the sarcasm marker. Regardless, cars certainly predate on more 9-year-olds than lions do in this day and age.
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2y ago
Due to a lack of lions, 9-year-olds today should kill a car instead, I guess.
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2y ago
>looking for a new platform >ask if their platform is free speech or holocaust denial >they doesnt understand >pull out illustrated diagram explaing what is free speech and what is holocaust denial >they laugh and says “it’s
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2y ago
> Christopher Rufo Well there's your problem. He's very straightforward in his "anti-woke." It seems like pure spite to order all the GDC's books trashed and murals painted over.
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2y ago
Everything will be worse, slower, more poorly designed and even well less understood?
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2y ago
Cheap housing too. You can spend 20 years apprenticing how to make the tamago or whatever when you're not worried about rent.
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2y ago
Maybe I'm not a rockstar ninja 10x dev, but I've never found typing speed to be a hindrance. I'll usually only go out of my way to alias/script things if they would otherwise involve some clicking around or chaining comm
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2y ago
They're point dot less. Docker? I hardly know her!
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2y ago
Thanks!
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2y ago
I'd compare AI art to a diet of soda. It's tasty and maximal right now, but you never develop the ability to think out or work with art beyond pressing the button on the frictionless slop machine.
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2y ago
Android TV too! They've besmirched the Nvidia Shield homepage with ads.
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2y ago
Only 10k more to go. There really are an obscene number of moth (and beetle) species.
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2y ago
Yea, you should learn how things work. I'm just worried that overly clever plagiarism detection would ding you for things like converging on common design patterns.
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2y ago
Yea, it's a great way to learn. Thanks, I need to redo my website/blog/whatever. I'm still getting email at it!
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2y ago
It's funny how we drill the idea that everything must be reimplemented from first principles into students, only to flip that when they join the workforce.
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