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by lowercased 1y ago
At first blush, it would seem the use of the name/logo really violates something, making it look 'official'. Something referencing their name, without the logo, and a bit 'not officially affiliated with' notice mig
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by lowercased 1y ago
You're welcome. Thanks for the sponsorships! They DO work, but I imagine sometimes hard to quantify. I know I've been able to recommend geocodio first hand to folks in my user groups who a) hadn't heard of it and b) woul
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by lowercased 1y ago
well... yes, at that rate, it could. :) thanks for sharing your tool!
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by lowercased 1y ago
FWIW, I'd found https://www.geocod.io/ to be a good service a couple years back. They sponsored some conferences I went to, and I needed some geocoding->timezone info. IIRC, at the time, it was $5/month which
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by lowercased 1y ago
Amen. You also have to find the people who have authority to make buying decisions in the first place. And... many times people saying "tool X sucks"... it might, but that's the only tool that is blessed, or is the only one t
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by lowercased 1y ago
I seem to recall Lennon's "Instant Karma" phase, where he wanted to just get stuff out . Had a song idea, recorded, mixed, shipped out to pressing and was for sale in stores within 10 days. I suspect a lot of artists over t
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by lowercased 1y ago
It's that last step - 5 - which I think is a missing piece of the discussion. A lot of private company pharma and medical research is often doing the 'last mile' work that started in university research programs. Stuff that
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by lowercased 1y ago
From the article... “They’re just spinning their wheels, citing in many cases overstated or fake savings,” said Romina Boccia, the director of budget and entitlement policy at the libertarian Cato Institute. “What’s most frustrating is that
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by lowercased 2y ago
> It's now going to be almost impossible to have people realise the truth, especially those people who support Trump NOW ? It's been this way for close to 10 years.
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by lowercased 2y ago
> and cars now are quieter than ever But no one drives cars any more. They drive trucks. And motorcycles. And anything with engines designed to tell everyone how powerful they are. I appreciate my friends/neighbors with electric
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by lowercased 2y ago
Otherwise, why vote to raise the debt ceiling, right?
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by lowercased 2y ago
It will be used to make tax cuts available.
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by lowercased 2y ago
> GSA employees were told that when it comes to what they can use GSAi for, “the options are endless.” I'm reminded of zombo.com. The only limit is yourself. The infinite is possible at ZomboCom.
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by lowercased 2y ago
I don't think that's "unified memory" though.
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by lowercased 2y ago
The intro video mentioned the serverless databases take about 200ms to wake from hibernation. No idea on app workers, but... I would think it's within that ballpark... ? Might also depend on the app server class you're using?
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by lowercased 2y ago
Wouldn't they get a choice as to what type of authentication they want to use then? I'd assume they could limit access in multiple ways, vs just the dockerhub way.
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by lowercased 2y ago
How are those public contradictions going? > increase good-faith in the masses big time What incentive is there for anyone in the Trump administration to care about that? I don't see one. > I don't think they'd renege
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by lowercased 2y ago
> because they make promises around goals with incomplete understanding and data and then recalibrate as more information becomes available. Perhaps you should simply announce an investigation, then deliver findings of the investigation
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by lowercased 2y ago
> It is in my nature to give the benefit of the doubt. There should be little to doubt at this point, however. "Dismantling of the administrative state" was a mantra for many who are now in positions of power. Then: "Pr
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by lowercased 2y ago
Agreed. Show the check numbers, mailing dates, bank transfers, etc. If there's actually really tens of billions flowing out to dead people monthly... demonstrate that. Should NOT be hard at all.
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by lowercased 2y ago
Even trying to determine who the workers were brought down threats of criminal prosecution and investigations.
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by lowercased 2y ago
> However, it’s worrying that a system of age-based payouts has such uncertainty in its data. The data itself may have to be interpreted, which I would classify as 'suboptimal', but seemingly 'normal' for most project
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by lowercased 2y ago
> There is widespread fraud in the government.... There is widespread inefficiency too... I think the people in DOGE have the skills and access to address it. Given that just getting the names of the people involved in this process incur
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by lowercased 2y ago
I'd imagine many countries would claim a top spot or two, and transition all canadian addresses to, say, 7.0.0.0.0.0. Big companies would probably get some of their own. Legacy/default stuff would have leading 0.0, sure, but...
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by lowercased 2y ago
Prefix every IP with 'missing' info with 0.0. Part of this would just be transitory, but... would take up far less space. Even as late as last year, I'm reading stories about BGP issues and slowdowns because routing tables a
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by lowercased 2y ago
> I'm also convinced that the length of IPv6 addresses and the difficulty in typing them is a major reason for lack of adoption. Very seemingly small UX annoyances can have a large effect. I've been convinced of this since arou
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by lowercased 2y ago
>"It’s been over 2 years and on a technical level running better than ever" Isn't it also simply doing less? Weren't some APIs shut off or reduced? My limited memory is having me think they reduced or shut down so
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by lowercased 2y ago
Audits can be done 'read only'. Audits don't actually have to impact the behaviour and operation of an organization either. Stopping all activity because of an 'audit' is ... wrong.
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by lowercased 2y ago
We did this. Hail damage. There wasn't no damage . We'd had a hail storm. But... we've had them before. The root was 17 years old at that point, and... the last storm sort of tipped things over to the "needs repair
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by lowercased 2y ago
Most of the MAGA ideas are fringe. And they're pissed they've not been 'listened to' for years. That's part of the point. This is all revenge/retribution, both on Trump's part, but also for a minority

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