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2y ago
You can persist data on Wasabi which is similar to S3 and pay even less...
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2y ago
I am just a part of the whole, when I die, will just change form but would still be in this ether. And some day what remains of me would be part of the something new that gets created and lives and dies again...Hence the cycle goes on...
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Not the only case in the world, India's Thar region has parts which are turning green after consistent higher than expected rainfall there over the years. Scholars attribute it to something called the western disturbance. Looks like it
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Something boring but workable is using CSV files, dropped to a location on customers end through SFTP containing your transaction IDs that you are interested in. If its MS SQL Server on the other side, then a SQL agent on that server using
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Well the colonial mindset is still there, to reap benefits from the north (oil) as much as possible rather than making it self sufficient and stand up to London, Oxford and Cambridge triangle.
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Amazon Linux customers are not affected by CVE-2024-3094
(aws.amazon.com)
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Isn't getting on the radar of someone important, a skill? Knowingly or unknowingly you did something that gave you an edge..If you did it unknowingly then you can saya pure luck..But if you are able to knowingly repeat it, isn't t
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3y ago
They understand saying no to remote work would mean a lot of people will start looking for new jobs. Playing with employees emotions attached with promotions to induce them rolling the dice by coming to office....Working from office also do
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Using ChatGPT is wrong but paying high fee to lawyers is right
(standard.co.uk)
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"Even fields that should not be null are nullable." Please don't take this seriously, but the good thing I see is that probably people with NULL in their names, might for the first time not face issues..
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3y ago
Why wouldn't they? It is a business secret that helps them to reduce cost and be competitive.
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"It's possible for one system to think it has a working, established TCP connection to a remote system, while the remote system knows nothing about that connection." I have this problem right now, between applications in on-p
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My novice view....Laser connections are point to point, so they can be between satellites....But to the end user equipment,having those many point to point laser connections might be too difficult or impractical to achieve...So that's
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When the elite have a stake in the deals or receive kickbacks, you shouldn't expect the system to run fairly. Any issues found, would be quickly sweeped under the rug with all might. Even judiciary isn't immune from the elite, can
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Sadly this is the state of capitalism, we are currently in. Not everything should be done for profitability in the name of capitalism. There should be some legal guarantees to a citizen by the state and not leaving them homeless, hungry, un
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When you are ahead of the curve...OpenAI was only a job or a hop for him, to move on to his next venture...One day that was eventually going to happen, either under OpenAI if the board approved or if he only wanted the fruits of success for
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Despite of the headline, I think its important for us to understand and realize that the people who would have built these systems, didn't have human safety around these bots as first priority. A lesson for all of us to remind manageme
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Cats have nine lives, you don't
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Yeah their children...and we thought ours.
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* People say this is a horrible/worst ever advice* Maybe notify Stripe about the below action you would be taking, as they have neither released the funds to you nor returned them to the donors. Well if you have contact details of you
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One learning for all of us that I see every other day at work causing issues, the testing is not planned or not done based on what is present in production but something which makes the tester feel...Works for me.... Probably need a similar
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Perhaps the reasons for Youtube being second in this list are following:- 1) Predominantly watched from mobile phones at lower quality settings. 2) Generally,people don't binge watch for 2-3 hours or more in one go on Youtube.
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Was just reading about this SSS technique yesterday and now its on HN
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Beating the odds – four times lucky
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"Our politicians are rarely serious about anything except managing public opinion; they have let every trivial concern take priority over the biggest one of all, economic growth."
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And we all thought Tesla's success was only because of innovation and perseverance ? Forgot it is also a business and they will play every trick in the book.
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Strange co-incident, just woke up from a dream about something similar where a deep state mole remained annonymous using these kind of transactions.....Yikes, not a good start to the day, going to bed again...
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Only that day's data was added on top of backup from last night...
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Probably its time to declare the co-ordinates of starlink satellites as America's sphere of influence. Maybe in future UN can come up with some rules for satellite orbits like they have for sea/oceans (EEZ).
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A lesson for us and senior managements of different companies, considering cloud hosting. If you are saving money by moving things away from on-premise or using a managed service to reduce employee costs, then you need to factor in these di
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