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by qaq 3y ago
It's obviously a matter of personal priorities. Someone might opt for 5 years of convenience vs potentially saving 10K and other person might opt to wait 5 years and save 10K.
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by qaq 3y ago
Mcroservices at the very least require very high investment into proper CI/CD and observability. If you are not willing to allocate resources to get those right things are going to go badly.
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by qaq 3y ago
Usually everything except HTTP/HTTPS is blocked and HTTPS is MIMed and traffic analyzed by some network security product
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by qaq 3y ago
Congrats! Looks like it was a monumental effort
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by qaq 3y ago
Would be good to have more data. Tesla reporting can be pretty skewed due to huge short positions on the stock and Musk being a total a@@ who decided to bet on fringe right.
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by qaq 3y ago
As sad as it might be I don't think being just is a KPI any army in the world cares much about.
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by qaq 3y ago
Do you for real suggesting the Iran is carrying this out because they care for people of Gaza?
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by qaq 3y ago
There is a 4th way people funding and directing them get a to learn a lesson.
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by qaq 3y ago
I am not sure but a ton of companies use Tailwind UI components.
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by qaq 3y ago
That also looks like tailwind ui
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by qaq 3y ago
Sure and that is the penalty any db returning "a dabase" would pay
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by qaq 3y ago
Sure and Postgres needs no changes for this to work
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by qaq 3y ago
well Postgres does not need to do anything you can start a transaction and you have exactly that.
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by qaq 3y ago
Great project. Part of my go to stack now (FE:Templ+Htmx BE: Go,sqlc, postgres)
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by qaq 3y ago
Well it is omnipresent because they allocate resources to be omnipresent. If you did not notice helping to shift focus to what is going on in Gaza is helping them reduce the focus on what they are up to in Ukraine.
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by qaq 3y ago
Information warfare has being part of war for a long time. It is happening from both sides of this war with multiple players taking part. Israel obviously has a large amount of resources dedicated to it, but Arab states and Russia a chippi
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by qaq 3y ago
That is the confusing part say you need to hire 100 people at 1 mil. per year comp to get drivers to a good state. Thats 1/3 of their quarterly profit but would prob double the revenue in a few years.
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by qaq 3y ago
You just posted it. 22% is widespread. If we are talking about people chanting slogan at a rally the 25% that support Israeli government obviously did not take part in it. So of those chanting it at a rally at the very least 30% literally m
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by qaq 3y ago
You can hard disagree, but there are polls showing pretty wide spread support for specifically Hamas among students especially at elite UCs. The goals of Hamas are articulated pretty clearly so as comforting as it is to pretend they don&#x2
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by qaq 3y ago
So in your opinion "From the river to the sea ..." is just a protest slogan ? There are polls showing support specifically for Hamas not for Palestinian liberation cause among students. It's very high. The Hamas goals are art
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by qaq 3y ago
Netanyahhu is student or professor at elite US university? There are jewish students marching with Israeli flags chanting "from the river to the sea Isreal will be free" on campuses? Would equivalent behavior be allowed toward any
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by qaq 3y ago
A shocking number of students openly support Hamas and like to chant "from the river to the sea ..." and that just at the surface level. If you look at say UCLA things are far more grim than posting "tone deaf" msgs.
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by qaq 3y ago
wasn't he fired by Paul Graham for self dealing at one point?
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by qaq 3y ago
There are pretty few details for me to make a judgment to be honest. From me observing Ukraine war journalists at/or close to the front line are generally with mil. units at or near military positions. So how would you distinguish ? Th
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by qaq 3y ago
This is most covered conflict playing out in very constrained area again if most deaths are from air strikes or shelling to me it would be indication that collateral damage is more likely explanation if most deaths are from targeted small a
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by qaq 3y ago
Re:Edit the point is still the same if the cause is gun shot it's fairly conclusive if the cause is airstrike or shelling than it's more likely to be collateral damage.
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by qaq 3y ago
I don't think there is an equivalent war zone to compare too. Say in Ukraine the front line is 1500 km long vs Gaza is tiny. If majority of journalists were killed from gun fire that would be fairly conclusive if they are killed from s
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by qaq 3y ago
Looking at the history even if such policy exists they are def. trying to avoid targeting western journalists. As sad as it sounds if she looked like a westerner she would prob be alive. On the other hand I have no clue clue if Hamas etc. h
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by qaq 3y ago
If this is indeed Indian government they are aware they are conducting an opp on US soil. I have hard time imagining IDF has a policy of deliberately targeting US Citizens.
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by qaq 3y ago
Yep that's why I specifically mentioned "fairly modest instance" on reasonably fast box you can get magnitude more. You can partition the tasks table to reduce the number of rows skip locked has to run through to grab next ta

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