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I've found reliable persistence on the backend irritating with yjs. Seems like the official path is to fork their example library and edit it. (The example is insufficient because, for example, it will silently eat data if the onchange
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No, it's the same category, but the specific values makes all the difference. The logic depends on the probability of error, the predictability of error, and the social acceptability of error. By analogy it's socially more accepta
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> where most programs use unsafe directly or in (non-stdlib) dependencies [0]. Interesting study I hadn't seen before. I think stdblib-vs-external crate is a bit arbitrary of a definition. Rust deliberately chooses to have a relativ
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Endemic diseases are defined as diseases with relatively stable case numbers confined to a localized area. This obviously doesn't apply: COVID is not confined to a localized area. Per the WHO[1] and the CDC[2] COVID is still a pandemic
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You're obviously the expert here, but I was surprised that you found it notable very few databases have been released in the last three years. That seems like a very short timeframe. Per Wikipedia ClickHouse started as an experimental
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I put the second puzzle into ChatGPT. It makes an extremely stupid mistake but gets lucky. GPT gets JavaScript numerical semantics utterly wrong but the only non-integer operation is a red herring: "the result [of 14/3] is approxi
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I hate that feature. I don't think it's possible to usefully solve clickbait with a trivial algorithm. HN already has robust tools for using human judgement to fix issues.
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> How does this work when ... there is no sticky sessions in place (because hot spots on certain upstreams kinda defeats the purpose of a load balancer), and the user that kicked off that async pdf job on PID 1, inside container 1, refre
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The title poorly conveys the tweet. "And people ask me why we didn't sell GitHub to Google. Seriously?" would be a little better.
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But is surprisingly good useful? Suppose you configure your inbox such that you unpredictably don't see a small percentage of important emails. Suppose you miss an email from your boss telling you a very important client needs you to f
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It's worth noting that if you go to a doctor's office and get some treatment some of the evidence behind that treatment will probably overlap with the replication crisis. I don't know of any commonly accepted definition for t
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If you track your pace hiking one thing you discover is that a non-trivial break almost never pays off (presuming you're past a certain baseline fitness level). Unless you get lost. I recently discovered I spent days cranking out unple
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Point one seems to be an API naming issue. I would not anticipate getFeatureFlag to increment a hit counter. Seems like it should be called something like participateInFlagTest or whatever. Or maybe it should take a (key, arbitraryId) inste
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Democratic socialism is not conservative. There's this specific weird case that a number of Sanders' prominent supporters turned out to be really weird people. A number of them, including Brienna Joy Gray, are supporting RFK Jr in
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Agreed. I also use my phone as an important part of my backup for my computer, which I'm willing to mess with more. Specifically my phone has my password manager 1password: - If I wanted to restore my computer from a disk backup I&#x27
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It's quite well known that many prominent Bernie supporters turned into right wing or right wing adjacent.
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It's fascinating to see what different bubbles we live in. I and most everyone I respect and run into the opinions of would consider Maher and Dore small-c conservatives.
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> "Edge" refers to the fact the workload runs close to the customer either a few network hops away or on their browser. But Wasmer Edge does not run close to most customers and does not run on their browser. > Wasmer Edge ar
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I use porkbun.com. Their site is simple. When you click the "Checkout" button you're taken to a confirmation page with a "Continue to Billing" button. There are discreet links you can click to add email/web hos
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Yes but the specific ways that large companies like Microsoft violate user privacy tends not to include posting sensitive user data on the open internet. Especially not for business customers.
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Not necessarily. It depends on what you need. For example suppose you were implementing an news reader with two panes. Left pane is a list of titles and previews, right pane is a full article for the selected item in the left pane. You can
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I did shift the goalposts once because I was wrong. In my second post I expressed that Firefox's built-in update manger still did something much better than the distro package manager. You asserted that was not the case, so I asked you
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> Correct. And that's what I'm telling you to do with your package manager as well. Please inform me how to automatically have my distro package manager download updates and install them on the next open. Note that it's cr
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He falls into the class of writers who claims to lean left but in the past years has actually been a pretty obvious supporter of the right. This is a transparent yet effective schtick - for some reason people never question the framing of &
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Does you free pricing tier really need to be a "Contact Us" rather than a "Sign up" button?
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No, if you update upstream Firefox you'll see a prompt inviting you to restart when you want. If you update distro Firefox you'll see a page blocking everything telling you you need to update now. That's because upstream Fire
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I misremembered. The effect is that you don't get the "Restart required" message, but the implementation is that they just postpone applying the update until your next re-open. > We also are not trying to force you to ins
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> When we plotted the data geographically and compared it to our total numbers broken out by region, there was a disproportionate increase in traffic from places like Southeast Asia, South America, Africa, and even remote regions of Sibe
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Conversely Debian broke Firefox's ability to update without requiring a restart.

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