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by mholt 3y ago
The common sentiment around AI in the 90s and early 2000s was that it didn't work; it had its hype, it had its heyday, but it seemed like a dead-end for the most part. The Perceptron was merely a linear function approximator. And the M
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by mholt 3y ago
Yeah. tldr: - Both Caddy and nginx are really fast. - Both can handle high traffic loads. - Caddy and nginx have different failure modes. Nginx will drop requests. Caddy will hang onto them and serve them even if it takes longer. (Note that
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by mholt 3y ago
This is exactly why I made Caddy. :) Glad to hear you also prefer it!
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by mholt 3y ago
We have a lot of larger use cases including enterprise that manage their advanced configurations quite easily. but if you have specific suggestions I'd be happy to consider them.
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by mholt 3y ago
I was just reading about the Air France flight that was lost over the Atlantic due to pilot panic, and a near-collision caused by confused pilots almost landing on a crowded taxiway, and a near-crash caused by pilot miscommunication about a
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by mholt 3y ago
According to the author, the split control design mitigated communication between pilots, since one cannot feel what the other is doing. That seems like a crucial functional omission.
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by mholt 3y ago
> Do not contribute to projects that make you agree to a CLA. There's nothing wrong with a CLA's existence, it just depends what it says. For example, the Caddy CLA [0] is borrowed from The Linux Foundation, and it basically sa
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by mholt 3y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted. We got a pull request to add this to our Caddy build process today: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/pull/5720
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by mholt 3y ago
We don't log all headers. By default, we don't log headers that are likely to contain credentials (Cookie, Set-Cookie, Authorization, Proxy-Authorization): https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/blob/a
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by mholt 3y ago
Perfect, thanks!
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by mholt 3y ago
This is neat! I've been following it for a few months. Would my app be able to generate a Markwhen file and then embed the viewer to view it? Would that be free or paid?
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by mholt 3y ago
I don't know how reliable these tweets ("xeets"? "posts"?) are, but for more context see these threads (and go down the quote-hole): [0]: https://twitter.com/sanxiyn/status/1684905973507674
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by mholt 3y ago
Using unordered UUIDs for keys will also slow down inserts since the b-tree needs rebalancing so often.
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by mholt 3y ago
Home prices in the '80s were ~$60,000; equivalent homes now are about 10x that [0]. With inflation bouncing around 2-6% on average [1], and only modest wage increases over decades [2], that makes the median home today way less afford
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by mholt 3y ago
Huh, I'm on Firefox too and it's only red at the title.
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by mholt 3y ago
> we will just ignore the 50-70% of customers who do not want an EV now Most of them do not want an EV because of the charging+range situation. I agree fast chargers need to be more universally available like gas stations are today. Ra
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by mholt 3y ago
Oh I really, really want to. But honestly, I've been way too busy making Caddy's new website, preparing the upcoming Caddy 2.7 release, and building Timelinize itself to have any time to work on a website for Timelinize. But I&#x2
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by mholt 3y ago
Welp, time to migrate everything to GitHub
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by mholt 3y ago
I'm a bit pedantic about our family's information being stored on other people's computers. I simply don't trust access to it long-term. So I'm building Timelinize: https://twitter.com/timelinize --
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by mholt 3y ago
This is a social phenomenon with other autonomous urban robots already; cars aren't the first. I don't have links handy right now but I know you see security robots being pushed over, or food delivery bots boxed into places. Perha
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by mholt 3y ago
Oh, sorry, to clarify, I meant: HTTPS that works automatically. By starting the server, it's starting HTTPS by default. It gets or generates a certificate for you and renews it, etc.
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by mholt 3y ago
That's awesome, any automatic HTTPS (ideally by default)?
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by mholt 3y ago
Ah yes, I agree Linux should not let processes have a set of permissions that large by default.
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by mholt 3y ago
If you want a sandboxed unit file, why not just sandbox it yourself?
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by mholt 3y ago
That would require trusting the public. But no, we are required to trust the government and some sketchy third parties I've never heard of.
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by mholt 3y ago
IMO gas and diesel vehicles should pay a higher tax for all the air pollution they create that the public has to clean up or deal with (in terms of adverse health effects, health care, etc).
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by mholt 3y ago
No, mine was over $340. The fee for my Civic was ~$100.
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by mholt 3y ago
Utah views EV drivers as tax evaders because they don't buy gas. So they have a "deal" for EV drivers: pay an exorbitant registration fee (hundreds more than other vehicles) or install an OBD device in your car and carry a su
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by mholt 3y ago
The whole thread is confusing then. I definitely didn't read it as hypothetical, especially since: > What seems obviously not in good faith is that the parent commenter clearly then explains themselves with "we're discuss
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by mholt 3y ago
_> So now you have a big folder with many zips, and maybe some extracted folders, because things happen over the years, etc._ Oh, right. Timelinize can do that. Takeout all your data, then import it into Timelinize. Then delete your Take

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