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by jenny91 4y ago
This actually seems pretty good and has great coverage!
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by jenny91 4y ago
Thanks! As you say in that section, "Open source licenses usually grant users permission to use open source software for any purpose." These source-available licenses (SSPL/BSL) are not open source exactly because of that: th
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by jenny91 4y ago
All the BSL/SSPL ones shouldn't be in an "open source" section. Just change the heading to "source available" or put them with the "vendors".
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by jenny91 4y ago
Yes; when I first read the post I didn't know yet if her offer was rescinded. By the time of the second comment I called her and found out that it was indeed rescinded.
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by jenny91 4y ago
It's not like all the offers that were rescinded were made before the crash. This is not exucable with the market crash, it's simply poor form and bad planning. They simply should've not made those offers. Her offer was resci
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by jenny91 4y ago
I have a good friend who has just graduated from college and is affected by this. It's extremely stressful for her and a very rude entry into the professional workforce, it's already rough enough for her. I'm not sure yet if
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Square lets merchants spam you without opt-in if you get an email receipt(squareup.com)
20 points by jenny91 4y ago|5 comments
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by jenny91 4y ago
NVIDIA knew a lot of their GPUs were bought for crypto mining, but attributed those sales instead to growth in gaming, potentially misleading some investors (maybe they wanted to invest in gaming, not the very volatile crypto industry). Thi
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by jenny91 4y ago
The thing people care about is the AFR over time: like actuarial life tables. These updates always make it a bit hard to figure that one out: the tables show "average life" and AFR; it makes no sense to compare drives of different
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by jenny91 4y ago
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/abseil/abseil.github.io/cd...
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by jenny91 4y ago
I don't think this is a compelling argument. It's an extremely inefficient way of producing those "useful byproducts". A person fixing and tuning the same old car for years?
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by jenny91 4y ago
This is some peripheral or business continuity-type stuff. FB will obviously not move any of their critical stuff there.
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by jenny91 4y ago
I'd almost guess so. Yandex is one of the largest production users of pg.
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by jenny91 4y ago
Verbose article with little substance.
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by jenny91 5y ago
Presumably they mean internal stuff like google bigtable or equivalent. (Though some version of that is now on gcp).
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by jenny91 5y ago
Ah, but it's not gRPC compatible then; just very similar and uses the same proto syntax for services and messages?
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by jenny91 5y ago
That's the downside and I'm by no means suggesting someone should do this unless they really want to! The comment was more for those who really do want to. But yes: I do that. I personally think it's very interesting to see w
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by jenny91 5y ago
Any advantages to gRPC-web? We've been using it for a while and it's a bit clunky, but it works. We stick envoy in the middle for gRPC-web <-> gRPC; what do I need for Twirp?
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by jenny91 5y ago
No, Stripe is a payment processor; they don't want to deal with issues moving your money around. They do their best abstracting the country- and payment method specific stuff to make it easy for you to accept people's money, but n
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by jenny91 5y ago
If anybody is interested in tracking their own location with a sure way of it not ending up on a remote server somewhere: you can buy a number of GPS/GNSS data loggers, e.g. "Columbus GPS" with their V990-Mk2 or P-10 Pro are
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by jenny91 5y ago
It's also military and they don't broadcast ADS-B unless they want to. They have their own encrypted transponder for other stuff.
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by jenny91 5y ago
It tells me everything I need to know about this language!
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by jenny91 5y ago
It's extremely common: license it under GPL/AGPL or some other very copyleft license; get contributors to sign a CLA, then offer the library with hefty license fees for non-FOSS projects.
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by jenny91 5y ago
Is this saying every Java object (struct?) has 16 bytes of storage overhead? Does that apply to arrays of objects too?
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by jenny91 5y ago
For those saying the GitLab for Open Source program will allow open source projects to have more than 5 members: I was involved in a project that was a part of that program. However, it requires yearly renewals and they somehow botched it a
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by jenny91 5y ago
The cause wasn't BGP though, it was just caught in the middle of a big mess and made it very hard to undo a botched config change.
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by jenny91 5y ago
When has BGP caused a serious outage at a website?
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by jenny91 5y ago
Just find good command line tools!
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by jenny91 5y ago
I'd imagine the threshold is a lot higher. Remember that Apple is in the end a hardware company and it makes sense to give up revenue/pay a fair bit for the legwork of their privacy marketing.
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GeoAlchemy2: Calling for New Contributors/Maintainers(github.com)
1 points by jenny91 5y ago|0 comments

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