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Yes that will probably be better in your case. I'm sorry I didn't really notice your other replies stating that you wish to go fully serverless. On a side note, for the $15 a month Heroku charges for a 50MB Redis (wtf?) one could,
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While Redis needs to keep the dataset in memory (which is why I added that it kind of depends on the size of your stuff) it does have quite robust persistence features [0] so it's very unlikely you'll ever lose your data even acro
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This probably won't be a very popular opinion since it's not really a nosql database but if you have a relatively small dataset and not very complex querying needs you may be able to use Redis as a pretty decent datasource. Anothe
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> (...) the Whitespace interpreter ignores any non-whitespace characters (...) A consequence of this property is that a Whitespace program can easily be contained within the whitespace characters of a program written in another language
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6y ago
Although this is probably a bit paranoid, if you are privacy conscious, I wouldn't even trust the camera LED to be trustworthy and would advise you to physically cover your camera and mic when you're not using it. Source? Privacy
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6y ago
It's not really controversial, but just a kind of sad state-of-the-world type thing imho. While there are undoubtedly a lot of talented developers in SF, "SF salary" doesn't really equate with talent and it's mostly
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6y ago
Will most likely branch out into all the other usual markets, TikTok chat, TikTok meetings, TikTok Ads, TikTok shops, TikTok news, TikTok Pay, etc. Basically another slightly different version of the same stuff we're all used to with t
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Unitree A1 looks like Boston Dynamics' Spot robot but costs less than $10K
(cnet.com)
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I've watched some of the videos made about this but I'm highly skeptical of the "wormish" nature of this. The claim is that by clicking the profile link or replying to the bot that comments stuff like "wanna be frie
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6y ago
I'm not sure you're actually looking back on it more objectively. In fact it looks a lot more like you got burned or denied some grant or funding and are now a bit bitter and lashing out on these. This is an assumption but you
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This! Also ironic that the currency that would ideologically only bring benefits to the unbanked is now largely held and controlled by bank-like institutions and the crypto equivalent of the top 0.1% since most bitcoin is held in a very sma
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Hope you read the entire Three body problem trilogy as I'm not quite sure how well it stands by reading only the first book as it's been a while since I've read them, but it's a brilliant trilogy. Totally agree with you
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Can we now sanely read comment threads with several hundreds or thousands of comments without clicking 200 times on "show previous comments" only to then lose all "progress" if we click somewhere else? Also looking at yo
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Obligatory xkcd? https://xkcd.com/327/
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This is great, I always wondered if one could train an AI to play god level quake as they've done with DOTA and other games since it's such a quirky engine with so many niche and semi obscure moves and tactics. For anybody wishing
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Kraftwerk and Daft Punk have left the chat
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Not enough information but maybe this can help: If the "non technical guy" ends up marketing and bringing in all or most of the paying customers, or handling all the bureaucracy, or managing staff, etc, then he might think the sam
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Wouldn't it be simpler for facebook and for its users if they just implemented some sort of "FB Pay" equivalent to WeChat Pay that's tied to their messenger app and be done with it? I'm definitely missing a lot here
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This question or variations of it are not too uncommon and you can find some answers for this on stackexchange, reddit, quora, etc with a bit of googling [0]. tl;dr: Theoretically yes, practically no. 0 - https://www.google.com&#
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Planet of the humans: A reheated mess of lazy, old myths
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Fondly remember planetquake [0] and checking the latest plan updates from id software on quakefinger [1]. 0 - http://web.archive.org/web/19990502092711/http://www.planetq... 1 - http://web.arc
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6y ago
Still live and as relevant as ever -> https://picard.ytmnd.com EDIT: Apologies if anybody here had forgotten or still didn't know about this and now can't take this tune out of their head. It's what it does, do
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Most operating systems these days show you a "Do you want to open/give access to this app to make changes on your computer?" prompt or popup. We then click "yes" while rolling our eyes for the inconvenience. The end
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One of the best uses of portals I've seen was on The Stanley Parable game with seamless brainfuck moments like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_UcYPaQWrI
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The hardest things so far will probably be one of the unsolved problems in computer science that you can see here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_c...
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Hope he matured since this whiny moment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPysTEW0YZU
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+1 recommendation for this trilogy
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In my opinion there are no longer any really viable server side analytics/log processing that's equivalent to what you get with GA unless you want to either install some kind of server with a ton of features and dependencies or us
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For a kind of similar game but with a bit of a twist (not pushing blocks, but rolling them) I highly recommend Bloxorz [0] although I should warn everybody that it's highly addictive. 0 - https://www.miniclip.com/games&
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Ok, I was exaggerating a bit but as far as I remember, the game specifically breaks the flow to pause and show you a little instructional clip [0] [1] on how to better kill each enemy, so there's that. But hey, your point is made, I wa
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