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by toenail 9mo ago
I think elastic always clearly documented to expect "eventual consistency", they never claimed to be a "database" in the sense that tfa defines.
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by toenail 9mo ago
Dunno, I've had three node clusters running very stable for years. Which issues did you have that require a full team?
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by toenail 9mo ago
If the person who runs the meeting can't stick to a schedule, it can't be important.
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by toenail 9mo ago
Whoever wants to redistribute wealth would have to decide that.
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by toenail 9mo ago
> even a decrease in GDP could result in most people being better off if it occurred because of wealth redistribution Which mechanisms exist to redistribute wealth fairly?
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by toenail 9mo ago
- Time to affordability ratios (Hours of work for food, energy, housing etc) - Intergenerational social mobility trend Not doing great on either.
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by toenail 9mo ago
Gnome devs always had the attitude that they decide for the users, nothing to see here.
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by toenail 10mo ago
The Russians actually had a puppet regime, which was overthrown by a "revolution".
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by toenail 10mo ago
Lol, saying the invading countries is bad is Russian propaganda, ok buddy.
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by toenail 10mo ago
We have an ongoing war in Europe because one President tried to remove the President of another country. You can perform all sorts of mental gymnastics to justify military actions, and depending on who you ask you will always get the answer
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by toenail 10mo ago
I mostly use them for stuff I would never get done otherwise, or for prototyping. I have lots of fun.
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by toenail 10mo ago
The speed is nice, but I switched because uv supports "pip compile" from pip-tools, and it is better at resolving dependencies. Also pip-tools uses (used?) internal pip methods and breaks frequently because of that, uv doesn'
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by toenail 10mo ago
Thanks, apparently most people here aren't familiar with server-side hooks.
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by toenail 10mo ago
A hook should be able to prevent that
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by toenail 10mo ago
Ah, the old bitcoin has no value to me, so it can't be valuable for anyone else argument.
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by toenail 10mo ago
Right, before governments you could just build a hut anywhere you wanted.
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by toenail 10mo ago
Mining is one of the most mobile industries on the planet, see what happened when china "banned" mining, they all just moved somewhere else (or kept mining in secrecy). If it's in the US at least it can be regulated.
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by toenail 10mo ago
That would just make miners move somewhere with more favorable regulation and taxation, and nothing would change. Funny how taxes work
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by toenail 11mo ago
A good Claude.md only needs one line: Read your instructions from Agents.md
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by toenail 11mo ago
Starting a city is easy, growing it into a real city is the hard part. If you look at the fastest growing cities of the last decades, they had economic freedom or booming industries, nothing that requires authoritarianism.
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by toenail 11mo ago
The AI docs are good enough for AIs, to throw them at agents without previous context.
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by toenail 11mo ago
Huh? I've used all my airpods with my linux and android systems.. nothing was liberated.. just more features were added
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by toenail 1y ago
Linters and formatters are things you shouldn't have to run by hand.. that's what you have CIs, git hooks, IDEs, etc for
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by toenail 1y ago
The attack when sending a transaction has a time constraints. It will take many any years to go from being able to crack private keys in years/month to doing it in minutes.
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by toenail 1y ago
Technically, "abandoned wallets" is not something that exists, all you have are "unspent outputs" of transactions. For QC attacks to work the public key to a private key has to be revealed, for modern addresses that only
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by toenail 1y ago
Actually, no. Even a perfect quantum computer can only attack a key if its public key has already been revealed on-chain, which is only the case for a small amount of coin. The other QC attacks rely on cracking a private key after it was br
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by toenail 1y ago
Correlation/causation?
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by toenail 1y ago
So the government creates a problem, and you think more government is the solution? Bizarre. Yet the 15 year old can find a teacher and pay them directly, they can buy and sell services globally and get paid. Yeah, bitcoin doesn't solv
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by toenail 1y ago
And western KYC/AML laws that are forced upon all countries exclude those people from having bank accounts.
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by toenail 1y ago
Congrats, you went from it's not legal, to it's irrational, to it's more competitive because of government regulation, you've made progress.

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