rekabis

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by rekabis 5mo ago
What’s the lesson here? Simple: size matters. If you’re tiny and no-one directly relies on your code except you yourself, especially if it’s all personal projects that don’t produce an income of any kind, a large CVS like GitHub is perfectl
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Precisely. If you’re going to have a hot failover, it behoves you to have an entirely separate entity billing you for that hosting. Honestly, I don’t know where the downvotes are coming from. Do people have no clue about service resiliency?
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by rekabis 5mo ago
What the deuce are you blathering on about. An account got blocked, this has nothing to do with a domain. And I’m talking about having disparate failovers that don’t rely on a single hosting provider. At that point, who cares what Google do
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by rekabis 5mo ago
Gee, you think that bringing in pro-feudalism oligarchs who are wildly out of touch with the broader population might be a bad idea? Who knew?
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by rekabis 5mo ago
TL;DR: putting all your eggs into one basket is bad, man.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
TL;DR: putting all your eggs into one basket is bad, man.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
TL;DR: putting all your eggs into one basket is bad, man.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
I would love to see the real-world hallucination rate of this product. A 2025 report had certain models breaching 80% for the first time ever, and it just keeps getting radically worse.
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by rekabis 5mo ago
As the very last thing I do before I fall asleep, I do intense visualizations of the objective. For example, if I wanted to wake up at 0600hrs without an alarm, I would look at the clock (to mark the current time for my subconscious, which
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by rekabis 5mo ago
I also have sleep apnea thanks to a tongue that slides trivially into the back, and a uvula that loves to go up the back of my nose. It took me a week of bedtime mental biofeedback to train myself to sleep exclusively on my side, which brou
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by rekabis 5mo ago
looks at Old Reddit, wonders what TF everyone is talking about Not seeing anything on my end. Mobile is still 100% functional. Even /r/all is functional.
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by rekabis 6mo ago
You would think they could automate the entire process by “creating-ahead” a certain number of UUID values in the DB, storing them in memory to reduce DB latency, and then recording the assignment to the DB once it had been assigned. And th
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by rekabis 6mo ago
How about the company just up and dies? I am getting fucking sick and tired of a “service” that behaves so much like hostile malware and spyware that it gratuitously trips the protections I have added to my browsers and refuses to let me pr
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by rekabis 6mo ago
Another issue here is that these are clingstone peaches. Clingstones are best for mechanized processing, which needs the peach to physically hold itself together while the machine does its thing. Consumers overwhelmingly prefer freestone pe
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by rekabis 6mo ago
For me, this sounds totally unrealistic. Now granted, my ability to pump out 8 pages of content is directly related to how well I know the subject, but I can create content just as well in my sixth decade as I could in my late twenties. Pla
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by rekabis 6mo ago
I still have one of these. Nonfunctional, but a great conversation piece.
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by rekabis 6mo ago
> who always kept the house under 65F (18C) And some of us literally have no choice. I need my home office to be under 18℃ in order to not imitate a drowned rat. Anything over 28℃ and I am dripping with sweat even completely naked. And
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by rekabis 6mo ago
This is nuts. Even if we talk about mere separation, this can and will absolutely destroy Alberta even if it is “successful” - the lack of credit history as a country will by itself cause epic hyperinflation and a near-complete collapse i
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by rekabis 6mo ago
> I think this will smack the hands of developers who don’t manage RAM well And hopefully kill Electron. I have never seen the point of spinning up a 300+Mb app just to display something that ought to need only 500Kb to paint onto the
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by rekabis 6mo ago
And summarily delete 36 years of accumulated files? Thanks, but no thanks. I mean, yes, I have backups. But that isn’t the point.
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by rekabis 6mo ago
Okay, so it can generate a system alert. Cool. But what about an iCloud-wide alert? As in, I’ll get an alert on my iPhone about an access on my Mac even if I’m across town. Now that would be interesting and handy.
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by rekabis 6mo ago
It really comes down to the old saying, “The early bird might get the worm, but it’s the second mouse that gets the cheese.” Apple is hanging back, waiting for mousetraps to be triggered as AI companies make mistakes that could not have b
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by rekabis 6mo ago
Unless the big universities “expand” by linking up with the regional colleges, giving them a branding cachet that will attract students, there is one group that will benefit enormously: Conservatives. They require an uneducated and ignora
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by rekabis 7mo ago
> Just a sec - you said: “”” Remember: when government and capitalism rides in the same cart, it is called corporatism, and is the basis of Fascism. ””” >The implication being when gov and big business get together bad things do happe
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by rekabis 7mo ago
> The problem here is that pretty much every part of modern life has been government and capitalism riding in the same cart - from cities installing electric power stations 100 years ago, to roads and inventions like the transistor and i
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by rekabis 7mo ago
> Every transaction I make either identifies me through bank, railway or other id, or quite simply by my face standing in front of the coffee seller. My walk down the road is observed by neighbours and postmen. Are these the government?
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by rekabis 7mo ago
If you want “papers, please” every time you back out of your driveway or go beyond your government-assigned oblast, then your suggestion is the digital version of the physical authoritarian nightmare that was imposed by totalitarianist regi
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by rekabis 7mo ago
Taking a 2024 report on bot loads on the Internet is like taking a 1950s Car & Driver article for modern vehicle stats. That’s how fast the landscape is changing. And remember: while the report might have been released in 2024, it takes
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by rekabis 7mo ago
One of the biggest problems with this story is Karen phoning back and asking him to stop the fax. Sorry, but faxes don’t work like this. A fax takes in the entire transmission over the phone line, ends the call, and then - IF it has been se
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by rekabis 7mo ago
> It runs a 1.5Ghz Celeron processor with completely passive cooling (the whole computer is a heatsink), The whole case is the heatsink. The exterior case, and not the SSD or the mainboard or the RAM or any of the other parts; only t

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