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Migrating a Live Mastodon Instance with No Downtime
(brian.jp)
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Show HN: YAML to Django Using ChatGPT
(brian.jp)
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4y ago
> Seeking treatment for depression or generalized anxiety is more similar to seeing a doctor for some poorly understood malady like ME/CFS or IBS. No one really understands what's going on or why You're not wrong, but we
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4y ago
Your opinion might be unpopular but it shouldn't be. I'm quite well off, have friends, an overall good life, but at the same time was a miserable sack of shit. Until I talked to a therapist. Initially we spoke every week, now I ta
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4y ago
I'm going to argue yours is not better. I preferred the AWS example, which was no doubt cherry picked, over all of your voices. Especially during the transition between sentences there is an audible glitch in the audio, whereas AWS tra
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4y ago
Can confirm that the self-hosted version does indeed have 2fa seeds behind a paywall -- that being said though, storing both passwords AND your 2fa seeds in the same app feels like a security antipattern.
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5y ago
The big difference here is that their ACME server is part of Google Cloud. Google Cloud is a paid service and in the 5 years of using it, I cannot remember any gcloud service being deprecated, without a similar alternative being introduced.
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5y ago
Which mean it will most likely apply to most people: the average is the average for a reason.
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5y ago
Think of GitHub copilot as StackOverflow on steroids -- a quick way to write code when you're not sure how to achieve what you're trying to do. After all, "How to parse a CSV file in Python" is longer than "csv.read
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5y ago
Netflix needs to realize, if it hasn't already, that it's not a technology company, but a production company.
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5y ago
I want my account back, I even said so at the end. But I also want to let people know that, despite having access to some high level people inside of FB, I most likely won't get my account back. So it's two-fold: I want people to
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5y ago
You're 100% right. A few years back you could sign up for business accounts which were seperate from your personal identity, but 2 or 3 years back this practice was cancelled and you had to start linking your business account to your p
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5y ago
I've done and created a second account, which was reduced to a limited account the minute I linked my secondary phone number. Probably used that number on my old account already, so they were quick to strike it down. I could not link a
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Exiled from the Metaverse before it even started: Facebook bans are for life
(brian.jp)
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5y ago
[citation needed]
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5y ago
An OK resource, but very much "draw the rest of the owl". Compounding interest is indeed powerful. But good luck finding a savings account that gives you 5%...
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5y ago
I'm in South-East Asia/Japan and Black Friday/Cyber Monday is definitely a thing here, but Shopify isn't as prevelant here. All major eComm players are running BFCM campaigns.
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5y ago
Oh that's a great one! I have a thermal receipt printer (can recommend anyone to buy one, they're amazing) that is 80 characters wide. Would definitely screw up the formatting if it ever encountered this situation. (and no further
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5y ago
Can probably do that with some `jq` and CURL magic already!
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5y ago
For what it's worth, I loved the joke.
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5y ago
Great post, very fun project. A while back I wrote a blogpost[1] about using PNG chunk functionality to "hide" a arbitrary data in PNGs without it affecting the way a PNG is displayed. I'd love to see this being used together
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5y ago
Finally! This will be the year of Linux on the desktop.
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Why do the children pretend play? [pdf]
(ctheory.sitehost.iu.edu)
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5y ago
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5y ago
The full speech[1] for those interested. [1] https://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/newtonminow.htm
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5y ago
And the downscaling in my experience takes too long. Sometimes it feels it's done this way on purpose to rake in a few extra hours of compute pennies. It starts adding up... imagine if you have a million customers and you can suddenly
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5y ago
You can!
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6y ago
We have an interal bug bounty program! But it's more of a retainer when you think about it. We basically transfer a six figure dollar amount, in 12 monthly installments, to our developers. Then in return when they find a bug they bring
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6y ago
The thermal paste is there only to improve heat transfer between two imperfect surfaces. The real question is what the heatsink on these puppies will look like.
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6y ago
Spyware is not a prank. Let's not come up with vague definitions of what is, and isn't acceptable. Coworker has remote access to other coworkers machine and is abusing this trust to install spyware, setting a president for other &
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6y ago
It sounds to me like you installed spyware on your coworkers computer. What kind of company were you working at where people see this as a joke instead of a security breach? And let's not forget the trust coworkers have in you not to f
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