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by mr__y 7y ago
quad core with 16 gigs of ram for a team of 4 people. Most likely 8gb of ram would be sufficient for us but the risk of decreasing our productivity is not worth the insignificant difference in price of 8GB vs 16GB VPS monthly fee.
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by mr__y 7y ago
exactly my experience. Assuming that a powerful enough server is available to do that. Our first attempt to run gitlab on some small cheap VPS (2 cores, 4 gigs of ram) was a total disaster.
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by mr__y 7y ago
FF user here, it does work for me. (v66.0.4 with ublock)
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by mr__y 7y ago
Could you recommend some real[0] WP-focused providers? Since the company I work for has several WP websites with relatively high traffic we've been looking for such providers, tested some but ended with having some VPSes to have the ab
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by mr__y 7y ago
> I'm not 100% sure it's not leaking somewhere I missed have you checked the REST endpoint?, namely site.tld/wp-json/wp/v2/users By default all user names are exposed that way.
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by mr__y 7y ago
Sure, but one can argue that a EV could be designed/optimized for faster battery replacement. While it would still need at least a forklift to move the batteries, I believe the time needed for battery swapping could be greatly reduced
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by mr__y 7y ago
> I vaguely recall something in the legislation having changed since then There actually was a change in Polish legislation - Telecommunications Act 172.1 (Ustawa Prawo Telekomunikacyjne art. 172 par. 1)
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by mr__y 7y ago
>Unfortunately users just don't care in most cases. Users almost universaly don't care. This also applies to businesses, C-levels and managers. However, while they don't care it affects them indirectly as they end up usi
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by mr__y 7y ago
This.It is already happening. For example, for annotations in some PHP frameworks. The annotations are created as comments in some specified format and then the framework uses reflection to read and parse those comments. Some IDEs can also
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by mr__y 7y ago
This is a chicken and egg problem - if there is no "new paradigm" hardware no one will create software for this new thing while when there is no software for that new hardware no one has incentives to buy that hardware. This is th
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by mr__y 7y ago
Couldn't the latency problem be at least partially solved by moving servers to LEO as well? At least as a CDN?
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by mr__y 7y ago
>Chinese company licensing their technology to a US company that would be a remarkable plot-twist On the other hand given how sophisticated these things are , even if all the source code is available you can't be 100% sure to spot a
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by mr__y 7y ago
I believe it's both. I mean there could be some backdoors and there are some vulns portrayed as backdoors but probably the situation is no different for any other manufacturer. But since there is a campaign against Huawei everyone is c
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by mr__y 7y ago
You can also change extension to .zip, unzip it and read individual xml files from worksheets/ subdirectory. However, because of the horrible schema in those xml this is probably a really bad idea to go that way. It's way better t
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by mr__y 7y ago
While I'm not trying to invalidate your point, it seems that given the size of 1MB sites you could have a backup of a few milions of websites for under $1[0]. Also, while the maximum size is 1mb not all sites would use all available q
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by mr__y 8y ago
Did you mean For Academic Purpose (F.A.P.)?
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by mr__y 8y ago
> variable length noise Just thinking... could this be achieved by simply adding some extra response headers on the mirror side? That is the response could contain some headers like X-Unnecessary-Header-0: [random-string] X-Unnec
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by mr__y 8y ago
>I can see that they don't want to make demands on a service they get for free, when HTTPS isn't even necessary for the use case you could imagine a situation where https would be optional for APT mirrors. Then the package mana
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by mr__y 8y ago
on the other hand there are savings in development time, which might or might not be more expensive than cpu cycles in question. Especially for smaller scale projects. I'm not saying that 4 seconds to load a page is something to be hap
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by mr__y 8y ago
Well, the problem with cyber offensive is that while even a minor disruption in network infrastructure in western countries will have a huge impact on both economy and society and could cause significant losses. Whereas even if you complete
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by mr__y 8y ago
apparently randomness is important factor in comedy, just like somewhat funny memes created by neural network https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17302917 maybe joke-generation is actual future of AI?
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by mr__y 8y ago
but at the same time it's significantly less reliable for humans - quite often some or all data from "registers" is lost during the context switch
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by mr__y 8y ago
Are you trying to say that my startup that creates deep learning solutions in blokchain for internet of self-driving things might not be successful?
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by mr__y 8y ago
that's still funnier than 9gag
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by mr__y 8y ago
My company also uses gitlab, while it is visibly slower that's not a huge problem. For a smaller teams it's just a matter of throwing a decent server with a lot of RAM and the problem disappears. At least for my team it seems to b
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by mr__y 8y ago
Is this drama being made public intentionally as a form of brand recognition campaign? While questionable, this seems like an effective way to have a lot of media coverage (of course assuming that my hypothesis is true)
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by mr__y 8y ago
> How explain the value to managers I have a feeling that the best explanation would be showing value of code reviews in actual dollars saved. I'm really curious if there is a way to estimate this, especially in long term projects
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by mr__y 8y ago
Insert some random Moore's law comment here
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by mr__y 8y ago
Great reading, however this seems to ommit the fact that very often after the first wave of enthusiasm fades away, cool world-changinf revolutionary side project turns out to be not so cool and it gets abandoned because, well, it should be
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by mr__y 8y ago
Considering the PostgreSQL and required performance tuning - I have a feeling that there is never a good solution to that kind of problem - you either stick to default settings for each software being tested and get remarks like this, that

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