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by ngc248 10d ago
you know this is why china and russia were stealing data, so that they can provide you backups if you lost yours /s
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by ngc248 10d ago
they should provide and option for multi-AZ with drone defenders now
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by ngc248 10d ago
1. There is no single "the right way", different app have different "right ways" 2. As for the flat fee, it only works initially when things are simple, as time goes on and your business and usecases you support grows, a
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by ngc248 12d ago
I collect stamps and DDR is what I know of. The warsaw pact countries used to produce amazing stamps.
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by ngc248 2mo ago
probably South Africa?
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by ngc248 3mo ago
Windows defender has the uncanny ability of spiking up its resource usage at just the wrong time. Add in MS teams into the mix and the system just starts screaming.
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by ngc248 3mo ago
True ... my company recently started deploying endpoint protection like crowdstrike, beyondtrust, zscalet onto our macs and these have slowed my machine considerably. They somehow spike the CPU just when I am doing something important.
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by ngc248 3mo ago
> We used to have a global economic system overseen by a mostly benign and in any case law-abiding hegemon This is probably due to the op being the denizen of a country which has not been affected by the aforesaid hegemon
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by ngc248 3mo ago
Bro, you have "grass is greener on the other side" syndrome. China is a totalitarian state not comparable to the US. Take this from a non-US citizen. There maybe some backsliding or ppl may think things are worsening in the US, bu
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by ngc248 3mo ago
One meal ... many snacks?
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by ngc248 4mo ago
If you know your access patterns really well and they are non-relational, then you can design the best possible tables for dyanmoDB. In such a case DynamoDB works and scales amazingly. Ofc, you cannot do multi table relationships etc shoeho
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by ngc248 4mo ago
"AI" is just a cover for laying ppl off and saving cost. But the pendulum will swing the the other way and the companies will realise that knowledgeable ppl are still required to generate and utilize the generated code. No serious
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by ngc248 5mo ago
Exactly goalposts need to keep moving
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by ngc248 5mo ago
NOSQL works out really well when you know the access patterns you are working with, if not it will be like pegging a round hole with a square peg
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by ngc248 6mo ago
"Pull requests" are part of git though since it was originally a DCVS it meant you would pull from an individuals git repo ... services like github etc centralized the concept
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by ngc248 6mo ago
What does it take to characterize legit users also as bots
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by ngc248 6mo ago
They probably surveyed their own Agents
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by ngc248 6mo ago
Mega-streisand effect ... they stacked together so many of em
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by ngc248 7mo ago
Nah, IBM watson jeopardy version was a one-off. It was an app specifically tuned for that usecase. IBM Watson is not a single product or app. It is more of a marketing term
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by ngc248 7mo ago
Kids come and go, whereas the teachers stay there. I feel a lot of school teachers are jealous of the kids and hence all the bullying by them.
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by ngc248 7mo ago
Exactly ... Used to play buggy games and used to absolutely love them, nowadays it seems like everything has to be beyond perfect.
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by ngc248 7mo ago
Management would get us all dogs and they would get cats for themselves ... like blofeld from James bond ...
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by ngc248 7mo ago
Management already got us all copilot licenses .. soon they will get us all a dog
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by ngc248 7mo ago
looks like history runs in cycles ... Knowledge was strictly guarded and the powers that be used to decide who gets an education. Looks like you are espousing the same, discounting all the good that has come about because of open education.
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by ngc248 7mo ago
they may start rcharging you warehouse storage fees and demurrage fees. chec out what happens if you dont take the delivery
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by ngc248 7mo ago
Government is a poor spender, we should not be handing them more money
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by ngc248 9mo ago
Parkinson's law of organizations clearly explains why orgs grow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson%27s_law
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by ngc248 10mo ago
Exactly, I don't think ppl understand why programming languages even came about anymore. Lotsa ppl don't understand why a natural language is not suitable for programming and by extension prompting an LLM
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by ngc248 10mo ago
Every use case has necessary complexity. The only things simple are CRUD apps.
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by ngc248 10mo ago
Yep, shame is the cornerstone of civilization and the scoiety right now seems to be more and more shameless.

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