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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   I think both sides of this argument are correct: 1. MinIO is a business and they don't owe anything to anyone for free. 2. People using the OSS version also are free to express their dissatisfaction. This is not contract law though. Th
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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   It is clear that Heroku is not interested in reducing their prices. But I don’t think this is a Heroku problem. Vercel is also the same, which makes me think there is a fundamental issue with the PaaS business model that stops it from compe
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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   A lot of status pages hosted by Atlasian StatusPage are down! The irony…
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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   I can attest to that. At Cloud 66 a lot of customers tell us that while the PaaS experience on Hetzner is great, they benefit from our managed DBs the most.
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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   This is cute but fails to mention how many times in the life a rails application we have to go from bundler to webpacker to sporkets to Propshaft and importmaps to jsbundling. Or from autoloader to zeitwerk or from Turbo to Hotwire and god
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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   Hetzner has been a very reliable provider for our hosting. We combine it with Cloud 66 for server hardening and deployment automation at a fraction of the cost of a PaaS
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   Daniel Ek steps down as Spotify CEO(bbc.com)

   6 points by ksajadi 1y ago|0 comments
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   by ksajadi 1y ago

   This is off topic, slightly but I think a good place to say this: I wish the media outlets would mention the fact that at least one of the scientists in this post is an immigrant in the UK. (in this case I’m not sure 1st or 2nd gen) In the
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   A computer upgrade shut down BART(bart.gov)

   234 points by ksajadi 1y ago|363 comments
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    Next.js Is Infuriating(blog.meca.sh)

    1 points by ksajadi 1y ago|0 comments
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    This is the same country that couldn’t introduce driver’s licences with pictures for privacy and surveillance for years. What happened?
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    Because it might help us understand how the rest of the world works or how privileged a lot of us are in enjoying internet like we do or give us a better understanding of Iran the next time we see it on the news.
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    Sketch user credentials leaked in logs(communications.sketch.com)

    4 points by ksajadi 1y ago|1 comments
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    All BART trains were stopped due to ‘computer networking problem’(kqed.org)

    207 points by ksajadi 1y ago|187 comments
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    Looks great! how is this different from your commercial offering (Hookdeck)?
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    I don’t think the argument (at least the one I’m curious about) is about renewables causing it but that with a growing portion of the grid coming from renewables a black start becomes more and more difficult. I understand the physics behi
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    Thanks for the clarification. However the idea behind this hypothesis is that the inertia stored in physical generators is mostly responsible for keeping the grid stable and as less inertia exists in the grid the risk of this goes up. http
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    WSJ good enough? https://www.wsj.com/business/energy-oil/spain-portugal-power...
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    His opinions or his facts?
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    Apparently Europ network came close to shutdown due to frequency drop as the result: https://x.com/shellenberger/status/1916914966663434493?s=46
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    I am not sure if I agree with the statement "the only reason we know about them is because Wikipedia fights them". I am sure there are admins and accounts on wikipedia who work hard to protect the sites integrity. However, I know
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    by ksajadi 1y ago

    I wish we had the same outsized influence over the US federal policy as well.
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    I have a big issue with any self hosted alternative to name your paas here . Every time I try one I find myself maintaining the PaaS instead of maintaining my app, which defeats the whole purpose of a PaaS
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    I can hear the sigh of relief from "SEO gurus" from here...
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    That’s technically correct but the act does mention “insulting language” and “intent”. These are subjective outside of a court. Here is the text of the act: 1. Racial Hatred (Part III, Sections 18–23) • Section 18: It is an offense to use
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    how are we supposed to identify "Hate Speech"? If someone says something nasty about someone is it hate speech? what if they say it about a group of people? what if they express an opinion about a group of people (like bankers or
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    as a way to coerce the UK government into changing course or are you suggesting it as some sort of punishment... i don't quite get what you mean by "solution"
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    Absolutely. You can run a go process that becomes a Tailscale client without any other dependencies. This is what I use it for issuing JWT for service authentication: https://github.com/AltaCoda/tailbone
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    Silicon Valley Society Kicked Them Out. Now They're on a Killing Spree(wsj.com)

    3 points by ksajadi 2y ago|1 comments
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    by ksajadi 2y ago

    Isn't that going to affect the whole multiplexing / multiple connection of SSEs?