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by imhoguy 2y ago
And the issue is the other corporations may likely follow, so you have to stack hefty audit sum every year for multiple monopolistic cloud vendors because you made some cheap documents scanner app with convenient storage options for your us
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As per mentioned Ghisler page: "The security assessment would have to be performed by a specialized company, and costs up to $75'000 per year and program (so $150'000 for 32bit+64-bit). This is not sustainable even with a sub
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Modulith - you still program app usually as single repo project, but you take care about code level modularization so in any case you are able to simply extract separate (micro)service.
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Nope. I was full-stack dev in the past before I got burned by JS complexity proliferation. After almost decade of hiding in devops/backend development I see the light in tunnel and I am coming back for RoR8 now with new energy. Revivin
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> abandoned oil wells which are leaking methane What? That still happens with so much CO2 and climate change outrage and people literally gluing themselves to roads as protest? Ok, did more research: "In 2021, fugitive U.S. methane
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Someone supposedly have reviewed the report and scores it 6.3, they say 9.9 is overblown to bring attention to fix the issue promptly https://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=23466721&cid=64817845
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Tabular data model, thus also relational, is in use since dawn of known civilization [0]. Anything what can't be described and literally touched as table causes discomfort and will do for centuries to go. This is why CSV is still the k
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Winter is coming, some won't keep windows open regularly.
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I have updated my comment with "/s" as that is closer to what I've meant. However, seriously, from ethical point of view it is unlikely illustrators were asked or compensated for their work being used for training AI to
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I am not sure we should trust a site contaminated by AI graphics. /s
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Now it is time to prove can it loop into creating an infinite number of paperclips? /s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence#Paper...
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I don't know why I have read "HN", indeed HN can solve any problem.
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It is about scaling, you either scale your work output as manager of people (Eng. Manager), or as designer of the higher abstraction (Architect). Technically you can also scale as IC by employing better tooling to make bigger impact quicker
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Or damn eye floaters.
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That is capitalism.
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We need MSGA hats!
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Wireguard. Actually I setup also 2nd backup tunnel in case some upgrade or change messes up the first one.
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Not the hardware one, it will identify as your mouse model. Or there are also jigglers literally moving the mouse on your table - check yt.
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but that is automated already with mouse jigglers
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Cool! Disk structural picture was generated with author's made in Rust toolset https://github.com/dbalsom/fluxfox/#visualization as mentioned in the article comment.
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Should call it Lidl Cloud :)
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What is the meaning of "outside"? What if SQLite founder decides to step down. In case of `xz` a fresh insider was a malicious actor who was supposed to help keep up the maintenance. I think open-community projects like Linux Kern
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by imhoguy 2y ago
I think the status quo Control Panel moves apart to dumb Settings and limitless command line.
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Sci-Hub domains are listed, that is big.
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Except all this counted on constant growth and with huge environmental debt. I agree on philosophy though, we need better understanding why we need all that growth, or do we need it at all.
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by imhoguy 2y ago
Hasn't it happened with $35T debt yet? Ugh, but it hasn't gone to retirees only.
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Reverse engineering Java is cool as well, especially fishy Android apps which control some appliances via byzantine Bluetooth protocols.
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For any remote workers - send laptop to HQ and get it back a few days/weeks later. IT Support depts are going to be overwhelmed.
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And if the product is aimed at prousers/communities who extend the functionality themselves with their own commands, scripts and plugins.
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I think you both provide some kind of generational advice, like parent serving kid with life advice. Unfortunatelly, or fortunatelly, they will have to learn it by experiencing own failures first.

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