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by slig 3y ago
It's not even funny [0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30506581
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by slig 3y ago
AFAIK, Telegram always had the mobile phone number requirement so, no, the friction to sign up is the same.
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by slig 3y ago
Zero BS here on Brave for Android.
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by slig 3y ago
Anyone running K3S on Hetzner's new ARM64 servers?
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by slig 3y ago
Just looked up and the Argo thing still exists and the pricing looks the same, couldn't find anything related to basic HTML sites on tunnel, though.
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by slig 3y ago
I thought that the Cloudflare tunnel was the very expensive pay-per-gb "argo route". Really nice to know that they offer a simple and free reverse proxy, thanks!
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by slig 3y ago
AFAIK, you don't need to destroy the cluster and recreate it, just add the nodes you want and destroy the old ones.
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by slig 3y ago
Why the smaller players can't figure this out? Are they inventing their own S3-compatible storage or using a open source project underneath if?
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by slig 3y ago
> Anthropic’s main mission is ethical. And OpenAI's mission was "open".
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by slig 3y ago
Thank you!
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by slig 3y ago
Seriously. There are at least four different comments on this thread about how the author was lucky, is showing his lottery ticket, pulled the right lever and is writing about making money without doing anything.
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by slig 3y ago
I'd love to read more about how the GP can live this lifestyle, maybe they can share and we all can learn and replicate their journey on how to make money doing literally whatever we want whist doing a lot of interesting hobbies.
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by slig 3y ago
> I make my money doing literally whatever I want, on projects that I find much more exciting, with ample time left over for nature walks, rock climbing, reading, and more. Unlike these authors, the money I make is not the most interesti
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by slig 3y ago
They hedge using the delta of the option and adjust accordingly.
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by slig 3y ago
At least we know that this PR wasn't written by GPT4.
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by slig 3y ago
Looks like they currently support sending emails through SendGrid https://docs.dittofeed.com/integrations/channels/sendgrid
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by slig 3y ago
Just guessing, but maybe there's some magnets attached to the wheel and they accelerate the ball as it gets near the bottom.
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by slig 3y ago
Is there a way to add tasks with independent timeouts using only the Python stdlib? I was reading a piece of code yesterday that had `pebble` as dependency and it looked like it was only needed for the `pool.schedule(..., timeout=1)`.
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by slig 3y ago
Why work on a weekend? Just buy from here https://codecanyon.net/search/dating
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by slig 3y ago
If you use Windmill's flows, you get a lot of stuff done for you, for instance caching in each step (and in the whole Flow), concurrency, retries, mocking, suspend/approval. You can also mix and match different languages (in one s
441.
by slig 3y ago
Have you tried Windmill?
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by slig 3y ago
I, for one, am very grateful for Adobe's shitty subscription model, as it has allowed companies like Serif to launch fantastic products with perpetual licenses.
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by slig 3y ago
Google Search was orders of magnitude better 10 years ago.
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by slig 3y ago
Even more amazing are the apps that require updates to run, yet they fail to display any meaningful 'you should update' message; instead, they abruptly crash with a catch () {throw new Exception("An error occurred");}.
445.
by slig 3y ago
Can you tell us what you're working on?
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by slig 3y ago
Low quality and obvious scams are a feature, they filter only the most gullible.
447.
by slig 3y ago
It's not like Google is famous for dropping projects.
448.
by slig 3y ago
"Free while in developer preview, check back in the future for pricing". Too weird for me.
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by slig 3y ago
I find that carbonated beverages behave very differently in plastic cups.
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by slig 3y ago
I'm also very curious since they're in Europe and pay a lot more for energy.

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