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by pwmtr 3y ago
I work on Ubicloud. Truly sorry that we missed these instances of "open-source" references. We scrubbed the use of open-source in most places, but forgot about our home page, which might sound weird as the home page is... well...
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by pwmtr 3y ago
I work on Ubicloud. It is fair criticism. We don't claim to be "open source" rather we are open and free as in you can see the code and host it yourself if you want. The primary restriction is that license does not allow buil
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by pwmtr 3y ago
You can check out our managed service to get a feel at https://console.ubicloud.com
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by pwmtr 3y ago
Disclaimer: I work on Ubicloud. Wow, it is exciting to see what we are working on at HN. We only shared it with our professional circle so far, but it seems it found its way to HN . Happy to answer any questions, but in summary we are build
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Maryland police are using Chinese drones that were banned in four states(businessinsider.com)
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Sweeping and controversial children’s digital privacy bills head to full Senate(therecord.media)
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by pwmtr 3y ago
Nice username :) I'm on the other side. IMO; CP is used more and more as an excuse to pass more anti-privacy agenda, because it is difficult to argue against "We want to protect children". That perspective moves discussion to
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by pwmtr 3y ago
It seems it is common problem; https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaLounge/comments/11cx7kh/my_int... Here are two recommendations from that thread; > Do you have the ability to connect a computer to your ne
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The U.K. government is close to eroding encryption worldwide(eff.org)
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Blizzard says that modding Diablo IV can result in a permanent account ban(techspot.com)
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OpenAI just admitted it can't identify AI-generated text(businessinsider.com)
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New York City wants lithium-ion e-bike batteries to be stopped at the border(fortune.com)
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US senator blasts Microsoft for “negligent cybersecurity practices”(arstechnica.com)
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So swamped with complaints, Tesla created a team to cancel service appointments(businessinsider.com)
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Mammoth adds personalized For You feed to make its Mastodon client feel familiar(techcrunch.com)
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Meta, Microsoft, Amazon release open map dataset to rival Google and Apple(techcrunch.com)
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by pwmtr 3y ago
Just solved the mystery. It was quite fun.
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by pwmtr 3y ago
cat, head, tail, piping and lots of grep is enough to solve the mystery. It might require reading --help pages though if he is not familiar with some of the options of these commands, which would be quite educational anyway. So I'd say
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Video game studios are so scared of AI they’re offering $7K bonus for AI ideas(fortune.com)
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Pioneering NASA 'Hidden Figure' Evelyn Boyd Granville Dies at Age 99(space.com)
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Hollywood Is on Strike Against High-Tech Exploitation(jacobin.com)
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Many SQL Performance Problems Stem from “Unnecessary, Mandatory Work”(blog.jooq.org)
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Our Multi-Tenancy Journey with Postgres Schemas and Apartment(influitive.io)
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How a single indexing mistake nearly cost us a boat-load of money(medium.freecodecamp.com)
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by pwmtr 10y ago
(Disclaimer: Burak from Citus) Yes and yes. For now, this is only for cloud but we are integrating it to our open source version. So yes, it will be open source. And yes it is masterless Citus. Changes to schema still have to go through a s