jgalt212

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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   I have not see the posted video, but this documentary, It's Quieter in the Twilight, was great. The Farthest was also excellent. https://www.pbs.org/the-farthest/
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   So long as MSFT stock remains airborne, there will no changes to its behavior.
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   Can cloudflare turnstile (and others) detect these agents as bots?
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   WhatsApp has certainly been a boon to those at the SEC who care about collecting scurrilous fines.
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   The lion's share of people I mute on Twitter are VCs.
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   And if they were, would they tell the world?
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   If you have 1000s of lines of yaml you're restarts will be delayed by multiple seconds. So YMMV.
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   Of course, this is very concerning. I'll wait to see what their response is. I do understand there's many reasons to trash Hetzner as they are much much cheaper than the big 3 hyperscalers and many HN posters are employed by them.
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   by jgalt212 2y ago

   At least in Python, YAML parsers are orders of magnitude slower than JSON parsers.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    delve? Did ChatGPT write this comment for you?
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    For a given nonce collision, how many blocks or messages can be decrypted?
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    In a world where tabs win, you then have a battle over how far to move the cursor which each tab.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    It's similarly amazing how long the YouTube home page takes to load, but it's a top 5 destination no matter how bad its Lighthouse Score is.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    > they aren't really that cheaper than the competitors This is demonstrably false.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    fair enough, I posit the hosted nazis are very bad, but their actually impact is very small b/c there are so few of them. The hosted bots, on their own, are not very bad, but there are so many of them that their negative impact is ver
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    We've Moved to Hetzner(talkpython.fm)

    3 points by jgalt212 2y ago|0 comments
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    Is "budweiser wassup commercial" the new rick roll?
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    As a Hetzner client, any price rise is disappointing. We are compute-heavy, not egress-heavy, user so will be largely unaffected by these changes, but I'm still a yuge Hetzner fan.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    so still order or orders of magnitude cheaper than the the big 3 hyperscalers.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    Yes, obviously. But just as obviously is there's rarely an easy and safe path with AWS. By default, R2 is easy, safe, and cheaper.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    Has AWS improved their stance around hosting resource draining robots.txt defying scrapers and spiders? Every large company does business with many people / orgs I don't like. I'm not defending or attacking AWS or CF, but me
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    Is roll your own cyber security maybe a good thing as the bad guys like to work on skeleton keys?
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    I haven't used PHP in years, but I always felt the user examples section made their docs better than the Python docs which are still somewhat wanting for common use case based examples.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    I think only only about 60% of stock trading is the machines trading with each other.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    > This weekend I was supposed to attend PyCon Ireland, but a nasty cold is forcing me to stay home instead. Without a lot of energy to do much else It's amazing what he can do when not operating at full strength.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    The latency on GEO orbits exclude them from many use cases.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    Knocking and engine efficiency are inter-related. That being said, unless you are constantly flooring the accelerator and / or doing a lot of track driving, it seems challenging to make a modern (and properly functioning) engine knock
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    I have yet to see a study showing efficiency gains, or losses, are greater than the price difference in fuel types.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    > uses the 92 octane fuel There's no evidence that higher octane fuel is required or leads to performance gains in excess of the cost bump.
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    by jgalt212 2y ago

    > Every piece called out here is clearly labeled "opinion" True if one stopped reading half-way through.