thayne

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by thayne 9mo ago
> Hence, in my opinion, one is much better off giving up P rather than sacrificing C. (In a LAN environment, I think one should choose CA rather than AP). That isn't how it works. The only way to completely avoid network partitions
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by thayne 9mo ago
Many wayland compositora can run as clients of another compositor. So you can run a niri session inside of a gnome sesson for example. No need for a VM.
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by thayne 9mo ago
That's how it should work. I'm not sure it will actually work that way in real courts. At least not consistently.
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by thayne 9mo ago
If your goal is to make money, sure. If your goal is to make AI safe, not so much.
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by thayne 9mo ago
It says what to do if you are over 18, but thinks you are under 18. But what if it identifies someone under 18 as being older? And what if you are over 18, but don't want to be exposed to that "adult" content? > Viral chal
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by thayne 9mo ago
Azure has been using Linux from the beginning.
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by thayne 9mo ago
Some Americans. Others of us are very aware of this.
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by thayne 9mo ago
> and that replicators should tread very lightly That is not at all how science is supposed to work. If a result can't be replicated, it is useless. Replicators should not be told to "tread lightly", they should be encoura
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by thayne 9mo ago
I thought most of the test cases were proprietary, but it looks like you are right and it actually is just the TH3 test suite, and the fuzzer.
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by thayne 9mo ago
Does this mean the !g bang will stop working in DuckDuckGo?
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by thayne 9mo ago
Bing Custom Search was discontinued last year. Although duckduckgo probably has some kind of special contract with Microsoft.
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by thayne 9mo ago
Bing recently shut down their API product, which was already very expensive. If you want programmatic access to search results there aren't really many options left.
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by thayne 9mo ago
I'm not sure how big of a factor it is, but scylla and red-panda are both source available, and VC funded, while the projects they are trying to replace are fully open source, and owned by a non-profit foundation. That probably isn&#x2
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by thayne 9mo ago
I think the problems with sqlite: - sqlite can't do concurrent writes, which is a performance bottleneck for certain workflows - sqlite is synchronous, which isn't ideal in applications that are async - while sqlite itself is open
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by thayne 9mo ago
> I doubt it is something that the founding fathers of Free Software/Open Source had in mind. From the beginning, GNU projects welcomed contributions, and discussions of bugs and features were in the public. Sure it was on mailing l
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Carapace(carapace.sh)
1 points by thayne 9mo ago|1 comments
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by thayne 9mo ago
A multi-shell tool for shell completions.
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by thayne 9mo ago
For "most people" the router/gateway has a firewall by default. And there isn't any reason why you can't have a NAT for ipv6, it just isn't necessary.
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by thayne 9mo ago
My experience has been it does pretty well at writing a "rough draft" with sufficiently good instructions (in particular, telling it a general direction of how to implement it, rather than just telling it to what the end goal is).
500.
by thayne 9mo ago
Something I've seen a lot is a product that looks like it has good reviews, but if you read the actual reviews it is clear they were reviewing something other than the listed product. I think what happens is they swap out a quality pro
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by thayne 9mo ago
They also need to fix the problem of (good) reviews for one product getting transferred to another (lower quality) product.
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by thayne 9mo ago
For some kinds of things, I don't have a local store that sells it. Maybe that's less of an issue if you live in big city, but not everyone does.
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by thayne 9mo ago
> What's the "salient feature" that's missing? Multiple products. Multiple employers. A currency distinct from a consumable product. A simplified model could be useful, but yours goes too far. It doesn't take int
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by thayne 9mo ago
IMO saying a framework is a dev tool is like saying a cake mix is a cooking tool, because it allows you to be more productive when making a cake. Sure, if you look at it a certain way, it is correct. But that isn't the way the term is
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by thayne 9mo ago
They can stay open source, but stop putting any effort into supporting deploying to cloudflare's competitors, including accepting PRs for such improvements. Or they could add features that only work if you deploy via cloudflare. I also
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by thayne 9mo ago
I'm not sure. I wouldn't generally call Astro a "dev tool". It's more of a framework. It's possible you are right, but it isn't clear from the content of the comment.
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by thayne 9mo ago
But using UTC doesn't solve that, unless the recipient of the birthday wishes is close to the prime meridian.
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by thayne 9mo ago
Maybe something like rust's editions, where you can opt into a set of breaking changes made at a certain time.
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by thayne 9mo ago
Apple and Google have a duopoly on Mobile OS. If Apple uses Google's model for Siri, that means Apple and Google are using their duopoly in one market (mobile OS) to enforce a monopoly for Google in another (model for mobile personal a
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by thayne 9mo ago
> it must be punished for then choosing to use another companies model The problem isn't that they used another company's model. It's that they are using a model made by the only company competing with them in the marke

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