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by jddj 3y ago
In this case, the deterrent makes sense. The punishment so that the universe feels more fair to me isn't all that useful. Maybe as you suggest the mob lynchings in this case are unavoidable but I'm not convinced. Happily (both for
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by jddj 3y ago
> If you think, "of course not"... And if you think it sounds reasonable? While there's some benefit (deterrence) to there being perceived costs to bad behaviour, it's arguable whether punishment for the sake of punis
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by jddj 3y ago
The named source, https://darkvisitors.com , is interesting.
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by jddj 3y ago
Oh wow, I forgot all about that little detour. I remember making some rudimentary accounting software for which I'm sure now the source is long gone.
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by jddj 3y ago
Is there data to support that claim?
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by jddj 3y ago
Kind of a funny observation in the context of moving away from managed DBs. Is it that the suggestions are for companies other than the big 3 that it caught your eye?
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by jddj 3y ago
Seems as good a place as any to put this question: has anyone had any issues with Litestream? I've got a more basic backup solution running currently and don't want to put another moving piece in the way of a production service un
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by jddj 3y ago
Wasabi should give you a lot more storage for almost the same price
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by jddj 3y ago
It's fair to say that anyone looking for what an LLM might output on this topic could just ask an LLM, no?
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by jddj 3y ago
I don't know how much, in Germany's case, but some fraction of energy usage is wasted. We saw European customers start paying attention to wasted consumption almost overnight when electricity prices hit the news and some of those
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by jddj 3y ago
Without speaking to whether or not it's valid conjecture, it's become necessary to treat any Germany is dying material with a little extra skepticism due to it being used as a polemic talking point about what happens when you go
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by jddj 3y ago
I think they were differentiating themselves from their competitors by hinting that they put more work into this than just coming up with a UI and prompt for gpt4.
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by jddj 3y ago
Worth noting as well that in more recent .net versions Polly has been brought into Microsoft under (if I remember right) microsoft.extensions.http.resilience
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by jddj 3y ago
Can you justify this further in the context of this specific offering which appears not to manage dynamic memory?
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by jddj 3y ago
Did that happen with marijuana where that has been legalised? Not a leading question, genuinely haven't been following the saga
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by jddj 3y ago
Probably, if those are the two options. But it still feels disingenuous to lean on the privacy angle as hard as many of them do. Just call it what it is. We're just a wrapper around gpt4, so the treatment of your data is subject to Ope
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by jddj 3y ago
It's a bunch of CSS convenience classes, you haven't stumbled upon the panama papers here.
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by jddj 3y ago
The trend of these apps (admittedly, there are worse offenders than these guys) which stress how your data is completely safe, encrypted in transit, not stored on our servers, yours forever...by the way, everything is piped straight into O
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by jddj 3y ago
This whole charade is completely in character for Mona. David Walsh has made something really awesome there.
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by jddj 3y ago
Same here, public only
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by jddj 3y ago
Yeah, there's definitely a sparsity cutoff where it stops working so well. Possibly a climate one too although Londoners and Parisians manage fine. I get the impression our experiences of car free living were at different densities. Pu
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by jddj 3y ago
Are you saying here that you think traveling by metro in Paris takes an hour longer than driving would?
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by jddj 3y ago
N of 1 here, but I've lived extensively in both environments. Love cars, got my licence on my birthday the first day I could apply. That said, I'm noticeably happier and healthier whenever I don't need to own one. My quality
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by jddj 3y ago
Curious to see how much it is a factor, did you run the same with/without cgo?
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by jddj 3y ago
I'd guess that in this forum a number of people will have had some experience both raising equity and being in positions of significant ownership and control, but still you're right. Like most opinions, they're an often unkno
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by jddj 3y ago
Let's rewrite that to work in some real world requirements. That's 90B of value which could have gone to employees had the capital needs of those growing businesses been met by debt (often requiring coincident equity injections or
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by jddj 3y ago
If it's just for you (and in some cases even if not), you can also just save the innerhtml directly to a database to get the persistence. Run it through a sanitizer before serving it back, but otherwise it'll work fine.
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by jddj 3y ago
Japanese changed a couple too. From memory the pronunciation/written form of 4(?) was changed in some cases because it resembled death
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by jddj 3y ago
Can you give an example of when a single customer has outgrown the largest available DB?
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by jddj 3y ago
You tend to see similar terms around the "fair use" of free EU roaming. Some of them even threaten back charges if it turns out you used more data abroad than at the home country over a long enough period. I called their bluff onc

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