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by rozap 2y ago
That's fine. Just tell me the price up front.
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by rozap 2y ago
That's around, give or take a few years, when I plan to retire. Don't care a whole lot what happens after that point :)
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by rozap 2y ago
> I definitely expect them to improve. But I also think the point at which they can actually replace a senior programmer is pretty much the exact point at which they can replace any knowledge worker, at which point western society (possi
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by rozap 2y ago
Yea, I don't understand this. Is "the woke mind virus" as another poster in this thread called it also responsible for me putting my 14 year old dog with aggressive cancer down? Of course not. Death came for her and it would
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by rozap 2y ago
> probably be a disaster disaster is a strong word, but yes, it would definitely have issues. but would it be an improvement over what we currently have, for most people? that is the standard that matters. no system will be perfect. i&#x
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by rozap 2y ago
Kind of a silly take in my opinion. While it's may be true that the majority of money in a medical transaction (which is inflated) doesn't go to the insurer, it goes to the provider, it doesn't change the fact that "insu
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by rozap 2y ago
It sounds like he had a mental break. Not saying he didn't have good reasons for doing what he did, but the twitter detectives posted that his family and friends have been looking for him for the past 6 months.
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by rozap 2y ago
Heh, this happened to me the other day. I had hooked it up to paypal and didn't realize it wasn't set up to autopay, so I had an outstanding balance of $8 for about a week and they nuked everything. It was just for a hobby project
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by rozap 2y ago
Everyone reasonable agrees that this would certainly be a preferable alternative to vigilante justice. But it isn't happening and it won't happen.
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by rozap 2y ago
Beer is close. The essay written on the side of a floodland bottle is really a sight to behold in the wankery domain.
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by rozap 2y ago
A script that installs some dependencies on an Ubuntu vm. A script that rsyncs the build artifact to the machine. The script can drain connections and restart the service using the new build, then onto the next VM. The cloud load balancer p
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by rozap 2y ago
ZIRP is over.
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by rozap 2y ago
It's totally fine if it just supports one platform. Just don't say it's cross platform when it's not.
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by rozap 2y ago
Truly wild. I guess you can just write anything in the title for the upvotes.
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by rozap 2y ago
But what if you have long lived stateful connections? And you don't want a deploy to take forever? Ofc you can say "don't do that" but sometimes it's just the way it is... But I agree, 99% of the time a rolling upda
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by rozap 2y ago
No doubt that traditional deployments are much better for dev experience at (sometimes) the cost of customer experience.
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by rozap 2y ago
I used to work on a pretty big elixir project that had many clients with long lived connections that ran jobs that weren't easily resumable. Our company had a language agnostic deployment strategy based on docker, etc which meant we co
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Ask HN: What happened to grafana quality? Good alternatives?
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by rozap 2y ago
It's messing with insects who use the stars and moon for navigation. Pretty wild. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096098222...
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by rozap 2y ago
Given Peter Thiel is a big investor in polymarket, and is JD Vance's daddy, I'm sure they will have no problem getting this case dismissed.
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by rozap 2y ago
And on the web side, fingerprinting is rampant and there are JS challenges in cloudflare, imperva, etc which make it trickier. Frustrating to run a whole browser with a virtual screen, load the whole page which is ofc like 15mb of JS and ot
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by rozap 2y ago
Ain't this the truth. So many mediocre people hide in a giant company, learn how to hit their kpis and think they're crushing it, but get smacked in the face by reality when they leave. My experience at a small company is that I a
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by rozap 2y ago
As with many things, the solution is ffmpeg. After I got that upsell thing when I tried to download a video about a week ago, I found the correct ffmpeg incantation, mostly out of spite for Twitter. If you find the m3u8 request in devtools
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by rozap 2y ago
Hell yea brother, as long as the line goes up, everything is good.
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by rozap 2y ago
> "stop calling people names!" > "lib woketards" but i agree with you that alienating more than half of the country was a move so stupid that only the establishment democrats could pull it off.
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by rozap 2y ago
ZIRP was great for my portfolio as well, we should do that again!
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by rozap 2y ago
Oh, the democrats saw this the whole time, but I think the establishment democrats would rather have an R in the white house over Bernie because when it comes to policy and maintaining existing power structures, they're closer to a Rep
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by rozap 2y ago
I mean, it seems that they're less incompetent? They manage to win with less money. That sort of suggests that their execution is better. It doesn't matter that they play dirtier, they win, and it's all about winning, not bei
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by rozap 2y ago
Me too. It was very hard to give someone (Harris) my vote when she was at best complicit in, and at worst aiding a genocide. But Trump said Netanyahu was doing a very good job and he has serious support from the most batshit insane people i
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by rozap 2y ago
This was fun. It's exactly the level of incompetence that we'd expect from the democrats. Depressing.

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