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by remram 2y ago
Is spending money incompatible with being anti-capitalist? How?
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by remram 2y ago
This famously happened at GitLab: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2017/02/01/gitlab-dot-com-data... > Regular backups seem to also only be taken once per 24 hours, though team-member-1 has not yet been
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by remram 2y ago
The network is decentralized, but each domain still has a single registrar, making the service you (domain owner) receive very centralized. If that one registrar misbehaves or is unresponsive, you're out of luck.
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by remram 2y ago
How do you monitor for when they inevitably get acquired?
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by remram 2y ago
You're right of course, it's not entirely compatible, but this might be interesting: > We use vanilla Postgres as-is for the query layer and replace Postgres storage with YugabyteDB’s own distributed storage engine. https:&#x2
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by remram 2y ago
setName() vs name= are just syntax. None of those have anything to do with how state changes. If you have control over the compiler (which they do) there's no reason it can't do the right thing (case in point, svelte).
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by remram 2y ago
They actually distribute 240V in USAmerica, one neutral wire and two opposite-phase 120V wires. Outlets in homes are 120V but wiring 240V is not difficult. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split-phase_electric_power This
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by remram 2y ago
"The other code hosting platform"?
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by remram 2y ago
Or search. What a useless devops platform if you can't find issue by searching for words that appear in comments. Only words appearing in the issue title/description are found and this is infuriating every day. Can't believe
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by remram 2y ago
For every dimension you add, you double the amount of docs you have to write.
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by remram 2y ago
Suicide is not "sudden death", wtf. I don't understand what would make them use another word like that? Is "suicide" bad for SEO or something?
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by remram 2y ago
Agree on the first part, but for the second... I think it depends on what your threat model is. If you want to stop a dedicated attacker ready to spend time to attack your site, it won't work, but nothing will. If you want to stop a ge
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by remram 2y ago
This happens a lot and it's really weird. Google had a Gemini stand at Supercomputing, the best thing they could figure out to demo their vision abilities was to have you male lego robots and have the AI judge them. Like, why is that f
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by remram 2y ago
More spamming AI summaries. Please stop.
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by remram 2y ago
It's also a little weird that they lie and claim "Usually we're able to parse recipes from {{domain}}" no matter what domain you put in. This really rubbed me the wrong way. https://github.com/poundifdef&
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by remram 2y ago
What is the story for multi-language corpus? Do I have to do my own stop word pruning, tokenizing, lemming, etc? This is usually the case with full-text search solutions and it is a pain.
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by remram 2y ago
It works for me on Chrome 131.0.6778.81 on Android 14. Are you sure you copy/pasted right?
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by remram 2y ago
Stick a data: prefix in front and it'll decode in web browsers: data:text/plain;base64,QSBSb29tIG9mIE9uZSdzIE93biBieSBWaXJnaW5pYSBXb29sZgpUaGUgTWFuIFdpdGhpbiBieSBHcmFoYW0gR3JlZW5lCkhlbnJpIE1hdGlzc2UKVGhlIFNvdW5kIGFuZCB0aGUgRnVyeSB
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by remram 2y ago
This is great, thanks! I usually do AoC to learn a new programming language but there's no more language I care to learn right now.
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by remram 2y ago
Did they write bfloat16 and bfloat32 when they meant float16 and float32? On the image: https://www.modular.com/blog/understanding-simd-infinite-com...
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by remram 2y ago
Here's my key's [1] art: +------[RSA]------+ | .+.+ oE+=oo | | .B.O.o=+B . | | o.O +*.o.= | | . = ++ = . . | | + +S. o . | | . *. . . | | o o | | . | |
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by remram 2y ago
It's usually meant to monitor infrastructure, like memory and CPU usage of various processes and machines, request per seconds for servers, number of HTTP errors returned, etc. https://prometheus.io/docs/introducti
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by remram 2y ago
The change to X and the change to Y are the two entries. In practice most systems allow for more than two entries in a single transaction (ex: take from bank account, give to salary, give to taxes) but always at least two, and always adding
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by remram 2y ago
A double-entry system is one where you can't change the balance of an account, you can only record transfers between accounts. This means it's impossible to forget to update the other side of a transaction, it's a single step
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by remram 2y ago
I don't think I would enjoy receiving one of these. It looks scary, and the PII side of things is creepy. If you like my work, say so on social media. That does way more for me than this novelty panic-inducing letter.
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by remram 2y ago
Unnecessary attack. You disagree on what "grind" refers to and that's fine, but your comment was personal and mean.
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by remram 2y ago
Exactly, and you make it more difficult to rotate certificates when you suspect compromise, which is an important security feature.
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by remram 2y ago
This tweet is about "grinding", eg the time-consuming prep work before interviews. I think.
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by remram 2y ago
That could work for some use cases where you transfer in bulk, like backups, CDN sync, research data transfer, etc. Either auction or off-hours or "spot"/low-QoS.
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by remram 2y ago
Apologies for the tangent, but I always wondered: Why does anyone use "customer encryption" on the server rather than customer side?

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