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by thinkingkong 4y ago
As far as a list of moves by AWS that seem fishy, this one really isnt. This to me is closer to artificial scarcity pricing that matches a customers need and willingness to pay. Its no different than putting SAML in the “enterprise” column
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It depends how you're running the application but at _development_ in your IDE no build is required between the time you define your controller return and then switch into your react code.
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The big item is having no build step. With gRPC even no matter how fast your codegen is, it still needs to execute. With tRPC the return types from the routers are all automatically derived from whatever the mutations or queries return.
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by thinkingkong 4y ago
There's a war being waged on whether or not we're going to allow certain institutions to belong to the commons. If certain industries had their way, every sip of water and every breath of air would have an associated cost and mark
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What I can't understand about Elon's approach is how easy it would be to do nothing. Like he could easily just ignore these tweets and not have a massive public thread where he gets eviscerated. I can appreciate that there are a l
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by thinkingkong 4y ago
The provincial health care system in British Columbia already sources drugs like mdma, heroin, and cocaine. This is part of the “safe supply” program which is in a weird legal gray area. As far as Im aware, the current suppliers of safe sup
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by thinkingkong 4y ago
Sounds like youve described my life as well so as much of a cold comfort it is; you arent alone in this experience. Some suggestions. 1. Theres usually a big gap between understanding and belief. You can “know” something is true but not ha
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by thinkingkong 4y ago
Hey that mirrors quite a bit of my own journey. Are there any specific kinds of yoga, meditation, or modalities of therapy that have had an outsized impact on your progress?
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Having been an actual professional tallship sailor in another life, I can somewhat guarantee the lack of buckling knees, seasickness, need to go aloft (climb the mast), and sleep in cramped quarters will make the virtual experience slightly
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by thinkingkong 4y ago
Whenever I spend time abroad I think about the EVs back home and wonder how the hell this will ever see widespread adoption. The sheer number of motorcycles, cars, people, lack of infrastructure for batteries and charging systems is totally
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You can use the slow query log which is very helpful. Lots of logging tools will injest it properly and you can aggregate queries that are ran frequently. Having an index or not is just one optimization.
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Well at least someone in this chain of information is dyslexic.
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To me the most interesting part of this thread is the comment about someone explaining their own experience of being empathic. They describe their approach for handing it and that comment has been bouncing around karma wise for the last two
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by thinkingkong 4y ago
I suspect that this limit was just the Max value of whatever number format they were using was. The chances of it not really being 65536 are fairly low. Its just too coincidental.
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Ask HN: Resources for organizing large prisma projects
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I think the original motivation was tied to when people were trying to build unified APIs for every kind of client: web, mobile, m2m. Cookies and sessions werent always available afaik.
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What are you basing this guess on? What does “10x better ai” even mean?
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Almost everyone has taken an econ101 class but it will not reduce the cost of housing. At all. When large corporate interests control this many resources they keep the price pinned. Simultaneously the cost of building new property has gone
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Agreed. This library is so opinionated that it more or less becomes useless. Youre way better off using iron-session or just go all the way and use a provider like Auth0, etc.
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This piece seems like little more than a reminder that having billions of dollars allows you to engage in your interests. If your interests or priorities are to invest in hard tech, thats awesome. Lots of other billionares do nothing. Some
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We’re going to enter into a curation economy. Not quite Yahoo! 90s style but more in a “must be trusted and attributable” to be valid. It doesnt scale but there may be more value in the brand of your information than the current state of th
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On the contrary. The overestimation was probably in the previous AI era which couldnt live up to any of the hype.
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This has one of thoe timeless qualities to it. Reminds me of the old NeHe opengl tutorials.
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What is the globalization information economy exactly? The broad suggestion and standard interpretation of globalization is that the movement of physical goods is coming to and end.
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Youre almost proving my point. This bechmark is focused on one tiny layer. It’s not executing complex graph queries. If you want to do a real comparison then the benchmark should be “apollo graph query performance on node vs deno vs bun” an
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Its tempting to assume that just because this number is high, that the rest of the dependencies required to meaningfully respond will be equally performant. That is rarely the case. The challenge I have with these positions is that unless y
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I agree performance is important, but it’s optimistic for any dev to assume that this particular layer is the place where things will be slow. Introduce a single file or other 3rdparty IO dependent method on your HTTP response and poof
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Im surprised performance at this level even matters to most folks. Like if you truly thought this microbenchmark was the reason to choose one runtime over another Id be shocked. It makes it equally surprising that this error from the Deno c
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Buy pricing also acts as an anchor vs the other options. This happens a lot in pricing; something seems excessively costly just to make the option next to it seem reasonable. Ski resorts do this all the time. The daily lift rate at Whistle
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I might be applying my own mysticism about the original authors of the posts that this article speaks; but I think people are missing the point. Yes. 100%. The map is not the territory here. The models presented in these examples are not pe

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