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tbrock
5y ago
If they did they would be dead in a year. They sell a fraction of the >$1000 phones apple sells by the shipload. Their bread and butter is the cheap stuff. The same way nobody wants to spent $35k on a honda when they could have a tesla.
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tbrock
5y ago
Things are where you’d expect, patterns and conventions cary on throughout the system, etc… Vs the disjoint feeling linux has.
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5y ago
All i humorously get is: 500 - Oh no, something did not go well. "/blog/how-i-built-a-modern-website-in-2021" is currently not working. So sorry.
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5y ago
He lost a little bit of credibility saying the Macbooks have terrible build quality… compared to a thinkpad they are on par or better, compared to everything else they are head and shoulders above.
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5y ago
Aside: AWS only allows registering 1000 targets in a target group… i wonder if thats the limit they hit. If so, its documented.
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5y ago
Why not just get an M1 macbook air? Its likely more performant, also has no fan, runs bsd, whats not to like? You could probably one day replace MacOS with openbsd if you wanted.
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5y ago
I dont understand why they sell the pro. The touchbar is rubbish and the air has 99% the same performance. Yeah the pro can go faster for longer without throttle but its heavier and doesnt have those physical f-keys. Its more expensive too…
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5y ago
Apple is the only laptop manufacturer that even gets close to 1000 cycles of great battery life.
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5y ago
I tried to package something on debian many years ago before and gave up. Apparently there were two sets of tools and I never could find good documentation on the “modern tools” or make sense of the docs for the older tools. I wonder if the
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5y ago
Thats just advertising! I dont work at facebook but i also wasnt born yesterday. Give people a taste so they want to sign up. That doesn't make them evil any more than a movie trailer makes hollywood evil.
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5y ago
Im not sure why this person would expect to see the content while logged out. Shrug. Its part of a social network, if everyone was lurking it would just be a bunch of creepers. The product shows who viewed a post/story/reel etc an
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5y ago
This should be part of the manual. Ive tried multiple times to understand systemd deeper than a service restart here and looking at logs for a unit there to no avail.
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5y ago
Why does building from source help? It’s not like people are reading every line of the source before building it anyway 99.99% of the time.
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5y ago
What do you know now that you wish you knew then?
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5y ago
The penguin in this one is nightmare fuel
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5y ago
Its insane that it has to be this complex and require third party software to accomplish… Most modern rdbms/nosql database vendors allow a rolling upgrade where you roll in new servers and roll out the old ones seamlessly. Also the fac
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5y ago
I consider myself a novice but competent python programmer (not particularly skilled or expert) and everytime i have to use something made in python i cringe because i know it will require 30 minutes of futzing with things to even run it. P
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5y ago
We get data into BigQuery from pg using a custom airflow plugin but recently started doing something similar on AWS with DMS to get data from postgres -> redshift. DMS is awesome. No code is the best code. Big query is great but not hav
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5y ago
When they make the desktop pro version its going to slap. This is a 15 watt part! You may not care about efficiency so then wait and see what the desktop part looks like.
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5y ago
I don't think you realize how far ahead the M1 actually is... it's about processing power per watt. The desktop you used actually 1) has a fan 2) is probably consuming many more than 15 watts 3) would burn my lap if it was anywher
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5y ago
At the bottom: > IMPORTANT NOTE: SunBook is no longer available because the Pixel Qi transflective LCDs are no longer made.
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5y ago
I wrote a tool to tail CloudWatch logs called saw: http://github.com/TylerBrock/saw I was so fed up trying to debug lambdas and the other AWS offerings that a tool like this to see program output in near realtime is in
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5y ago
> ensure you're not I/O-bound The biggest thing holding me back from using pg as a data warehouse is RDS not having support for instances with ephemeral drives / cost for PIOPS. I need 100s of thousands of iops not thousan
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5y ago
Do they publish an image thats suitable for a docker base? I wonder why alpine became he defacto super slim base image over void?
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5y ago
Why is microsoft posting this / working on this rather than the rust project itself?
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The name of the program was "At Ease". It had two big folders with icons that looked very much like a precursor to iOS's springboard we know today. The two folders were labeled "Applications" and "Documents&quo
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5y ago
The golang example where he uses scratch as the base image is essentially this.
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The service itself has been down over an hour for us currently... not great. Just blew more than a years worth of downtime at four nines.
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5y ago
Still down for us... 12:49pm (more than 1 hour after starting)
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5y ago
I’ve tried to like the JetBrains stuff (especially Clion) but I just have never gotten to the point where I love it.
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