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Motorcycles and cars are both capable of highway speeds, so they're easier to envision as a replacement when the benefit of cars (weather protection, passenger/cargo space) are irrelevant. Ebikes make great sense for shorter dista
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> How many little sites do you run that get hit by DDoS? Do you live in a country that has enemies? DDoS attacks are one of the primary weapons of cyberwarfare. You may not have suffered an attack yet, but thinking the world is a peacefu
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To everyone in this thread complaining about electronics in cars... consider buying a motorcycle. No entertainment system. Low-tech. Individual styling that has persisted since long after every car turned into a variant of the aerobubble. P
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If you want to run node, why a full-blown VM and not a container? > Learn how to, you know, run software on a Linux computer. I know how to, I run NixOS at home. If you own the VM, you own the maintenance on the VM. Optimizing for the co
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Good Product people don't just build exactly what the customer described as their problem. They understand that sometimes there's a better way to solve it. In "engineering school", you can't tell your professor &quo
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> The result of this all is that our dating profiles are a limited, and often misleading, approximation of ourselves. I once asked my therapist what she thought of an idea where therapists did double-duty as matchmakers, serving as a kin
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Again this goes back to flexibility. RIs necessarily take away from your flexibility. AWS and others try to grant you the flexibility anyway, by allowing you to shift RI credits between physical instances, but lower TCO is definitely not gu
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There's two independent issues: capex vs. opex, and flexibility. When opex is a primary benefit of the cloud, that's specifically for start-ups and other businesses that have little working capital. The actual primary benefit of
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So why are we to believe statements that GCP is here to stay? They are, after all, statements to customers who need to hear it to make the purchase. But who knows how they actually think? The whole reason why Google cannot be trusted here
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If you're concerned about copying the entire virtual store into the final production image, then you could also run https://pnpm.io/cli/deploy to get a smaller dist folder suitable for copying into another contain
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Doesn't support pnpm workspaces, only package.json workspaces: https://bun.sh/docs/install/workspaces pnpm is more than just pnpm install, there's an evolving ecosystem of tools. For a mainstream project
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Interesting, but no support for workspaces yet: https://github.com/orogene/orogene/issues/161
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Right, what the Dockerfile is doing is building the store first inside the image using pnpm fetch. Then, when the Dockerfile does pnpm install inside the image, the resulting links in the generated node_modules are pointing to the store pat
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by solatic 3y ago
Checkout Depot's example Dockerfile for node + pnpm: https://depot.dev/docs/languages/node-pnpm-dockerfile which is best-practices based even if you're not using Depot. They also explain each of the line
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We switched already to pnpm and won't look back. > Hardened Mode, constraints engine a) pin your dependencies, set save-prefix='' in .npmrc, use a tool like pnpm outdated, Renovate, Dependabot, npm-check-updates to keep th
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Yes. A human mind is a terrible thing to waste. Plenty of people don't look for more fulfilling work because what they already have is "good enough" and it brings home a paycheck that supports the people who depend on them. O
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Oh it's not just tech startups. You can start a pizzeria, a barbershop, become a real estate agent. Success in all of these "lifestyle" businesses is usually found by people focusing on product-obsession, not customer-obsessi
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> I assure you managers are very capable of being fickle! Of course they are. After all, great businesses adapt quickly to changing market conditions, and that is reflected in changing priorities, requirements, and expectations. But reas
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> I would rather be a the whim of customers than some manager You'd rather give up the clarity that comes from working for a single person who you can ask exactly what they want, get near-instant feedback on whether it makes the
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Don't forget health insurance! Larger companies have larger risk pools and can afford better health insurance with lower premiums and co-pays for employees than small startups can. Especially as workers get older (and that experience b
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> portability, transfer, export It's a good thing that these are not possible. I want private keys to be non-exportable. This is why HSMs and Yubikeys are so secure, because there is no API to access the private key itself. It p
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Most takes on this matter have little appreciation for the underlying complexity. The border fence was a $1 billion capital investment with sensors, automated machine guns, cameras, etc. that allowed the military to reduce the manpower need
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Why is this buried deep in the docs for Zero Trust and not part of user management? Why are there no references to it from user management, either in the docs or in the add/remove users screen?
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I'm not including some full Solutions Engineer / Customer Success Engineer kind of integration work on part of the vendor - I'm talking about, you go to the vendor's website, you see some feature you need (like SSO) is u
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Yeah, for example, you can grant Edit permissions on Cloudflare Workers overall within an account, but you cannot grant permissions on a single Cloudflare Workers deployment. Any developer who has permissions in, say, a development Cloudfla
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> Though if you really want to get back at restaurants, drink at home. This is cutting off your nose to spite your face. If you transition from someone who generally drinks out and doesn't drink at home, to someone who drinks at hom
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for a non-American answer: in countries with VAT, tourists are not required to pay VAT, although domestic citizens are. The hotel will often service both foreigners and domestic citizens, so it charges a rate without VAT to tourists and a r
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Support and also all-around enterprise readiness. Even on the enterprise tier, their permissions management is a pale shadow of what IAM grants you on AWS or GCP, to the point where you will put your compliance as risk. No documentation on
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$5k/month is just Cloudflare's opening bid. In Enterprise sales, you are expected to negotiate for a discount. Common rule of thumb is that Enterprise sales (in general, across vendors) start at ~$2k/month (this is what'
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Genuine question: why is this a problem? Every modern email provider allows you to set up filters that move all the mailing list emails into a seperate folder/tag, skip your Inbox, and set up auto-cleanup to delete emails older than X

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