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maxk42
2y ago
Brilliant! This is exactly what I was hoping for: Thank you!
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2y ago
I wonder if someone could crawl this and provide an archive? I'd love to get the whole set and I'm sure there are others who would also.
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2y ago
Pure hearsay, but apparently ElasticSearch is considerably faster than OpenSearch. Would be good to compare the sources again, but I don't see any links to source on elastic.co yet.
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2y ago
What is it called?
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3y ago
The numbers given in my the article are 800k requests in five days for a static file, which is 1.85 requests per second and no database access. It's not even a DDoS by your own description here.
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3y ago
Except that it wasn't their architecture which allowed them to weather this storm: it's Cloudflare's. And the storm is a whopping 1.85 requests per second, all coming from Europe which means this isn't even a DDoS to be
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3y ago
It takes your body around six months to adapt to a ketogenic lifestyle. Your mitochondria have to breed new generations that activate the genes they have for optimally utilizing ketones as fuel. One of the weird side effects of this is bu
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3y ago
The answer is in the article although the author disparages it: People were able to pay their taxes in Worgl. In effect, people didn't have "free money" so much as they had a tax break. They collected Worgl to offset their
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3y ago
Are you replying to the right person?
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3y ago
You are the farmer's customer.
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3y ago
Anecdotally: I've been taking notes by hand recently after years of taking notes via text file. My personal experience has been a noticeable increase in retention and reduced need to go back to the notes I've taken and refresh my
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3y ago
I've been loving classless CSS frameworks and have been using them extensively for personal projects for around four years now.
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3y ago
In my experience mixing friendship and work is a bad idea. It's hard enough to be cofounders with a friend. I won't recommend adding a power imbalance to that formula.
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3y ago
But this would just mean the name on the card does NOT match the name on the ID. How does this help with the issue of fraud at all?
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3y ago
Thank you. In ten+ years, I think this is the simplest and clearest explanation I've read.
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How does this differ from a one-dimensional array?
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3y ago
lynx has robust javascript support.
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3y ago
Just throwing in to back you up: My child becomes unresponsive to most inputs that would ordinarily motivate him (e.g. "Would you like a cookie?") after a certain amount of screentime and becomes pronouncedly agitated should you t
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3y ago
Humans did not evolve eating vegetables or fruit. Prior to the rise of agriculture a mere 8 - 12 thousand years ago there was very little vegetation in the human diet. Prior to 80 thousand years ago there was virtually none. Humans and t
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3y ago
Your body has a limited capacity to digest both protein and fats, which are passed in the excrement if you exceed that capacity. Carbohydrates, on the other hand, are digested primarily in the stomach from which they are transferred direct
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For the last year I've been eating 4500 calories a day and not exercising. I'm down 30 lbs. Carnivore is indeed the way.
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I wonder if there's an uptick in auto accidents whenever one t these alerts goes out.
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3y ago
> Humane will reveal its first pass at its ambient computing idea in Spring 2023. Okay, so an outdated article that already shows the company is failing to keep its promises. These are a dime a dozen, I'm afraid.
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3y ago
>Scientology really has achieved a unique mixture of scale and awfulness. This is what bothers me about criticism of Scientology. How many wars have been fought in its name? How many nations conquered and people enslaved? I'm an a
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Not to mention it's been at least 4.5 million years since a human ancestor was last a frugivorous ape.
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Certain hard cancers are known to depend on blood sugar for growth as they can't metabolize anything else. It makes sense that a keto diet, therefore, would slow tumor growth, and I've heard of oncologists recommending it. Keto
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My ex was raised in the FLDS. They were taught to perform fellatio on bananas in school. Notice I didn't say homeschool because they set up their own private schools. Even so - she could read. Despite this, public schools have well
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>There are plenty of illiterate people in the US. And I don't think you can produce a single example that was homeschooled. Public education is notoriously inconsistent and frequently produces children that haven't met minimum
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I learned to lose weight by eating more fat.
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Or there's the layman's refutation of CICO: Poop burns.
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