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91.
by tacticus 2y ago
So what was the license on the data? HF certainly have a restrictive license on data they produce.
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by tacticus 2y ago
> pretty much every team starts sacrificing readability People are sacrificing this when they start using python in the first place
93.
by tacticus 2y ago
or a bus. But then again it's amazing how we ignore the infrastructure costs of building and maintaining the roads to run the cars everywhere.
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by tacticus 2y ago
IMO MPA apps that don't break the back page and support multiple tabs and windows are far easier to have the side by side comparison model than SPAs which get fun dom nonsense the moment you try and do something the dev didn't pre
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by tacticus 2y ago
Can't bill consultant hours when maintaining the library.
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by tacticus 2y ago
Depends if you're measuring .net as written by members of the core team with all the tricks and hacks or .net as written by everyone else
97.
by tacticus 2y ago
300W in a phone chip is a bit toasty.
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by tacticus 2y ago
they got called out for hiding the reporting of it in tooling that can't be accessed by most security teams.
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by tacticus 2y ago
> Visa-like is that the 1950s visa like or the 1960s visa like transaction levels?
100.
by tacticus 2y ago
yes. to cover the other loans he has.
101.
by tacticus 2y ago
oh sorry there is no example section. just search github for examples.
102.
by tacticus 2y ago
they have to justify their non newtonian vibration dampeners (blutak) and custom AC power filter used to play noisy vinyls
103.
by tacticus 2y ago
"rewrite-it-in-rust-wrapping-c"
104.
by tacticus 2y ago
Neither does azure if you remove AD\exchange from it.
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by tacticus 2y ago
> I agree but those first 5 days are going to be a mixed bag as you pick through libraries for logging, database drivers, migrations, as well as project organization, dependency injection patterns for testing, organize your testing struc
106.
by tacticus 2y ago
> Horizon Forbidden West needing a much better GPU on PC to run at the same level of fidelity as the PS5. not being expected to run with variable refresh rate\interleaving and accepting 30\60 fps in best case situations?
107.
by tacticus 2y ago
I mean it's literally being built by services australia with all the baggage of that organisation. The execs are mostly the same. the product contracts run by the same people and even the minister is now the same again. they have no in
108.
by tacticus 2y ago
Except it's being implemented by the people who brought you robodebt. So i imagine the "Number of people driven to suicide" KPI is going to be pretty high. They're not going to want to ship something that performs worse.
109.
by tacticus 2y ago
both unity and unreal have GC these days.
110.
by tacticus 2y ago
given the reports indicate drones being used 15 + kms from controllers already courtesy radio relay style systems that's a bit more than the 4kms of a TOW
111.
by tacticus 2y ago
though, given intel is willing to say this impacts everything from the 13400 up and 14400 up we can at least accept a minimum range of impacted chips.
112.
by tacticus 2y ago
They can. They just have to have the same rules for their products in that space.
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by tacticus 2y ago
> Microsoft tried to do exactly this for security software in Windows Using a monopoly in one industry to capture the market in another industry is what anti monopoly laws are meant to prevent. Microsoft was prevented because they wante
114.
by tacticus 2y ago
The company that let every db server have global admin creds and 0 logging on their cloud platform? That didn't run their own enhanced visibility on their own cloud platform.
115.
by tacticus 2y ago
Internal processes will be put in place to be ignored. Security PR puff pieces will be placed everywhere. Sales people will promise it has been solved. Profit will go up
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by tacticus 3y ago
Granted 2 of those mistakes were chose oracle and listened to oracle.
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by tacticus 3y ago
Sharepoint in a trench-coat is a terrible comms system
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by tacticus 3y ago
> The dismantling of HashiCorp because they tried to save themselves from Amazon swallowing them is sad. save themselves from others building a less shit version of terraform cloud.
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by tacticus 3y ago
it affects the creation or deletion of volumes. anything that already exists will be fine and continue operating. On the second oldest version of kube currently supported that is also older than the version in every release channel atm. So
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by tacticus 3y ago
Oh you mean things that are ignored in every situation ever

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