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by mey 6mo ago
The scenarios I have taken extended downtime for. When an OLTP's DB needed a serious overhaul for some reason and it was cheaper for rollout to plan operational downtime than risk loosing data or inconsistent transactions. Generationa
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by mey 6mo ago
Thank you for the reality check. I like to assume people are coming from a certain baseline on HN, but I sometimes forget that certain topics have a passionate user base represented.
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by mey 6mo ago
More than 25% of users seems like a pretty accurate "probably".
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by mey 7mo ago
Personally switched from VZW to Google Fi. It's on TMOs network. As you can imagine, when engaging with Google's support was hilarious when there was something I needed, but overall I don't miss Verizon and pay drastically
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by mey 7mo ago
While the .eu should make that more obvious, the text is pretty small/low contrast. Also specifically indicates it's the Dutch market. https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/ may be more inte
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by mey 7mo ago
Unless laws are enforced, the laws don't matter.
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by mey 7mo ago
I don't know how many maintainers that are impacted by this, or what they are getting from Jazzband (I was not previously familiar), but the Apache foundation may be something to look into. https://apache.org/
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by mey 7mo ago
This is not an either or issue. There are policy issues all around. The "left" isn't creating an magical "other" in the form of panic about "woke"/"immigrants"/"terrorists cells&
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by mey 8mo ago
Why do you have to remind us that Java Card exists?
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by mey 8mo ago
Ask the CEO? Based on recent incentives and acquisitions, are they planning to remain a car company?
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by mey 8mo ago
That is a critical point that AI companies want to remove. _they_ want to be the system of record. Except they _can't_. Which makes me think of LLMs are just really bad cache layers on the world.
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by mey 9mo ago
Or Google is failing you lately. Seems like it's not a recent event, which Google is also REALLY bad at these days. https://current.org/2016/03/wned-and-rrkidz-trade-lawsuits-o...
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by mey 10mo ago
But do you (or MSFT) trust it to do that correctly, consistently, and handle failure modes (what happens when the meaning of that button/screen changes)? I agree, an assistant would be fantastic in my life, but LLMs aren't AGI. T
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by mey 10mo ago
Some addition perspective questions I would have. What is her compensation ratio vs the minimum paid employee? Are exempt employees compensated (stock?) in some capacity for being available at any time? How do you monitor that managers are
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by mey 11mo ago
Then why offer twin beds?
46.
by mey 11mo ago
Why not burn down some tree's and show the wrong information instead of putting a simple table?
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by mey 1y ago
Thank you for your concern, but there is thankfully more to life than fake internet points.
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by mey 1y ago
Is the Whitehouse fit for purpose in the modern age? Probably not. Is it a symbol of the country? Yes. Messing with that symbol on what seems to be a whim funded by corporate interests rather than doing something public and methodical is
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by mey 1y ago
So how would that compare to DynamoDB or BigQuery? (I have zero interest in paying for running that experiment). In theory a Zen 5 / Eypc Turin can have up to 4TB of ram. So how would a more traditional non-clustered DB stand up? 100
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by mey 1y ago
> treat self-hosting like a hobby and learn to enjoy it. This is why I have stepped away from a lot of my self hosting. I have turned my attention/time elsewhere. Apparently though the time/money balance is shifting a bit aga
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by mey 1y ago
Which should also make it pretty easy to drop Java JNI on top of it.
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by mey 1y ago
Time to accept tips and be proud of your experiments. If anything your art is impracting more people than most. Just be mindful about accidentally ruining the joy you feel in it but turning it into a job.
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by mey 1y ago
I don't develop for Apple platforms so I don't deal with Xcode (apparently thank god), but all of this reminds me of web development back in the early days of Internet Explorer. Until Mozilla/Opera/Safari/Chrome s
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by mey 1y ago
The cruelty is the point. It's consistent with the rest of their policy decisions.
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by mey 1y ago
That is my current approach as well. A steamdeck/switch/none + FW13 while traveling.
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by mey 1y ago
While there are issues with Window's WDM (badly writen drivers abound), it really should be looked as a model. _but_ that would require a stable ABI. Which is specifically called out as not desired here https://www.kernel.o
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by mey 1y ago
I don't disagree with the point, but I question if that person is an aviation analyst, considering commercial airframes will go up to 30 years. As others in this thread have mentioned, it's about maintenance. Except maintenance o
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by mey 1y ago
That is general take as well. A lot of small apps/simulators are in python. Ops scripts tend to be python. Java for the core/data. Refactoring/tooling is easier in Java when you are dealing with a 100k codebase imo. Type
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by mey 1y ago
Apple should commit to a support life cycle on the front end then. You are being sold this product with support for a minimum of 'x' time frame. You are not 'buying' this. Ideally what Stop Killing Games would like is
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by mey 1y ago
Ditto. I have several games in my backlog that I got on deep discount, but need serious time commitment to play. It's going to take me a little bit to play Witcher 3, Disco Elysium, or the entire Mass Effect trilogy. Also there is a

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