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by rovr138 1y ago
Fork it, revert the removed things, maintain it. --- From their own essay, the plugins are simple. They even give examples. They claim maintenance, sure. But they also claim the core API is stable and shouldn’t see changes. Which is it? ---
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by rovr138 1y ago
If they make less than $50,000 USD, they need to file the 990-N postcard, online. It's less than 10 fields? Things like name, ein, fiscal start, end, etc. If they make more than $50k, they can fill the EZ form. Sure, hire an accountant
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by rovr138 1y ago
I agree. But by their own admission, plugins are not needed. > _even if we don’t think you need them._ So, to them, which is it?
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by rovr138 1y ago
Same. I have no problem with paid features. I have no problem with them making money. I have no problem with them monetizing it this way. I have no problem with the 501c3. I think that moving things from free to paid is them forcing the han
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by rovr138 1y ago
> For v1, we moved a handful of convenience plugins into Datastar Pro. and > Nothing you can build was taken from you; we set a support boundary If it was available on core, it was supported by them. If they moved it to Pro, isn'
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by rovr138 1y ago
You can. It works fine if you know the limitations. An important one is, drives could disconnect, so traditional RAID wouldn't be good. If you want redundancy, look at something like SnapRAID, http://www.snapraid.it If you
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by rovr138 1y ago
Exactly. But the papers I’ve seen, the tests are done based on answers being multiple choice usually. Where do you eat? A) floor B) table C) dirt In this case, the questions asked have an answer. The bias would then be
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by rovr138 1y ago
> As you increase the size of the input data, the accuracy gradually decreases. Interesting. On your section "Limitations and Areas for Further Study", What I'd be curious on future work would be, - changing the orde
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by rovr138 1y ago
Another useful one is aggregations. Think sum(), concat(), max(), etc. You can operate on the column. This is in contrast to row based. You have to scan the full row, to get a column. Think how you'd usually read a CSV (read line, pars
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by rovr138 1y ago
they might not drink water
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by rovr138 1y ago
I have a Kinesis advantage pro. I bought it 11 years ago (in 2 months). When you look at it over the time it’ll last.. it gets easier to swallow. It also solved a lot of issues for me. In that time, I’ve had 3 desks, 5 computer chairs, and
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by rovr138 1y ago
Wow Insane to think about fonts and all this bandwidth.
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by rovr138 1y ago
Oh perfect Just wanted to ask since I’ve been bitten by that. I do something similar, but I have them all under <service>.home.<example.com> But that’s because I do have resources outside. Just helps my mental model to name spac
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by rovr138 1y ago
> I just checked and jsdelivr has had like 300 billion requests past month and over 16,813 TB My brain breaking because I don’t know if that comma denotes thousand or decimal in this context.
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by rovr138 1y ago
> Kinda breaks MX records so don't so it if you wanna receive emails on that domain, too Is the CNAME on the root of the domain, @?
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by rovr138 1y ago
If you have to modify the hardware. Checking pins, testing things, soldering… you might want to have backups.
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by rovr138 1y ago
Or they had an idea, needed devices to test and be able to destroy if they fucked up.
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by rovr138 1y ago
Open a port or if their router supports it, assign their device to a DMZ. Why do you think it’s risky? Maybe we can talk about ways of securing it. Like any server, it’s as safe as the server software (and its configuration).
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by rovr138 1y ago
Perfect. Tickets sold, 2025 - 1,200 - down 38% 2024 - 1,928 - down 10.5% 2023 - 2,149
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by rovr138 1y ago
They still have to do business. Maybe he wants to portray this until the case is seen to calm down users and clients of his companies...
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by rovr138 1y ago
And wordcamp. I mean, I'm not sure on the content, but there were less people at least. > we recently had a great WordCamp US in Portland a few weeks ago. Based on https://us.wordcamp.org/2025/attendees/ ,
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by rovr138 1y ago
Footer has a Contact link. Did you try that?
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by rovr138 1y ago
I don't think the relevant part is where there's a smartphone ban. It's that teens are adjusting to the ban on their phones. That even if they're always on them, they can actually disconnect and adjust to it.
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by rovr138 1y ago
It's in the article. Come on people, read. > Schools have rolled out a range of strategies, with most schools either collecting phones at arrival and storing them in lockers or distributing magnetic pouches that have to be locked an
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by rovr138 1y ago
Maybe like the magnetic tags they use at stores.
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by rovr138 1y ago
There’s also a vector extension on SQLite. Or it could be handed off to milvus lite or something else.
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by rovr138 1y ago
> But you can simply install docker engine in wsl or in a VM on mac exactly like you would on linux (you give up maybe automatic port forwarding from the VM to your host) and sharing files from the host, ide integration, etc. Not that i
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by rovr138 1y ago
Most of the things are things people have already done. This is not the first SSD connected to a Pi. The reason to get theirs is support or get something that's already tested and you know will work out of the box.
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by rovr138 1y ago
> Headless is for sharing a common backend between a web site and phone apps. Or build/add an API when needed
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by rovr138 1y ago
A language where a main feature, Gpu acceleration, is being behind a commercial license is a pretty big issue. Not on language design, but in the ecosystem and other areas.

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