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by remram 1y ago
Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43806940 (238 points, 168 comments)
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by remram 1y ago
I'm of two minds about this. On the one hand, this is egregious and should not happen. People should not be stalked and lied to, and communities should not be manipulated at this scale. On the other hand, it certainly already happens a
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by remram 1y ago
Really? The docs make it seems like it is: https://nodejs.org/api/worker_threads.html#worker-threads
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by remram 1y ago
> blocking I/O operations. That also ties up a CPU and blocks the event loop They do block the event loop (if single-threaded) but they do not "tie up" a CPU (core), the OS will schedule other threads on it.
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by remram 1y ago
A tokio task is not a thread
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by remram 1y ago
Maybe add some more words, what is good about it? Looks just like ELK.
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by remram 1y ago
If you train a model on your filtered data and then use that model to filter the data you'll train on... it might become impossible to know what your data actually represents.
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by remram 1y ago
How can you "not have to think about hosting" while self-hosting?
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by remram 1y ago
nor about The Sword of Truth
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by remram 1y ago
Odd take. It seems perfectly natural that the country using different sizes from everybody else would be aware of that fact, but that a country using the same size as 95% of the world might not know about the weirdo sizes used by those 5%.
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by remram 1y ago
The paper size and foreign stamps make sense, but I must say the inability to use a pen surprised me a little more.
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by remram 1y ago
Yes all paper is usually letter. It's close to A4, so you don't usually need to reformat documents to print on one or the other. Most printers take A4 and US letter and adapt automatically. A4 is readily available in the US but no
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by remram 1y ago
It's in the side menu. No, the third one. Or maybe the hamburger? Or possibly you have to click on your own picture, who knows.
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by remram 1y ago
2.11 was released last year, so not only is this not news, it is no longer current.
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by remram 1y ago
$0.01/GB/mo, that does not seem better than Glacier, is it?
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by remram 1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43748216
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by remram 1y ago
For function calls too? List the arguments then the function's name?
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by remram 1y ago
It's easy to have two implementations of your rate-limiting thing, in-process and Redis. Or change your implementation when you need it. Just put a nice interface in front of it. There is a cost to the network synchronisation, so you d
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by remram 1y ago
This is not written by either a journalist or a librarian, so I don't understand your comment at all.
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by remram 1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43738842
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by remram 1y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43735872
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by remram 1y ago
Or any domain for which you can read an email sent to an inbox. I remember a few years ago an attack where the attacker would read email because a ticket would be created for incoming emails, and he could guess the next ticket ID to read it
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by remram 1y ago
Whatever balanced configuration you make, it will become imbalanced if you add or remove a node.
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by remram 1y ago
From their open letter: > Any buyer of 23andMe will be required to comply with applicable law with respect to the treatment of customer data. https://blog.23andme.com/articles/open-letter So the buyer is bound by th
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by remram 1y ago
The dev blogs: https://zero-k.info/mediawiki/Cold_Takes
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by remram 1y ago
Here they are: https://github.com/beyond-all-reason/Beyond-All-Reason https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K
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by remram 1y ago
That sounds like a disclaimer for something that is true for every company, no?
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by remram 1y ago
Gentoo automates the repetitive tedious task, you just have to wait a while.
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by remram 1y ago
Seems you missed the "live" part.
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by remram 1y ago
https://jspaint.app/ ( https://github.com/1j01/jspaint )

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