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by tpetry 9mo ago
You know that this is a parody account?
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by tpetry 10mo ago
In my experience you wait for the next two major PG release. When its actively maintained they support them fast. If not, you see by them that it is abandoned…
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by tpetry 10mo ago
That exactly what was the question about and they explained why it is invalid…
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by tpetry 10mo ago
Perfectly smooth on iOS for me.
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by tpetry 10mo ago
Its not 100% nodejs compatible. I see enough non-green dots in their own official report https://bun.com/docs/runtime/nodejs-compat And even in packages with full support you can find many github issues that bun b
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by tpetry 10mo ago
He is not clueless. He is just pushing a batshit crazy narrative because they are invested in tons of vibe coding startups.
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by tpetry 10mo ago
They are built on Linux fundamentals but are miles away from being a _Linux desktop_.
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by tpetry 11mo ago
Its not one IP to block. Its thousands! And they're also scatter through different ip networks so no simple cidr block is possible. Oh, and just for the fun, when you block their datacenter ips they switch to hundreds of residential ne
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by tpetry 1y ago
Thats true. And big part of the reason is the user‘s browser. They use Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome and can‘t open a page and there are weird error messages? oh, thats probably a Google issue…
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by tpetry 1y ago
They just use two servers and configure a loadbalancer within Cloudflare. Come on. Self-Hosting is no rocket science. You don‘t have to make it seem complicated. People have been doing this decades before AWS invented serverless.
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by tpetry 1y ago
But its not clear whether the ad approach will work. It works for Google so great because the ads mimic real results very near so many people dont see them as an ad and click them.
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by tpetry 1y ago
Linus told him some time ago to take a hile. Kent was blocked from one (or two?) previous merge windows long ago to behave like expected from someone contributing to Linux. He didnt change. It was drama since he was first added to the kerne
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by tpetry 1y ago
Absolutely. Exactly like the Stargate datacenters being built in the US have no affiliation with the Stargate project because Oracle is not involved in them. Just another way trying to make that big announcement credible without anything be
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by tpetry 1y ago
More like: We‘re announcing to work on a cure in cancer! Isn‘t that aweslme? No, we dont have anything yet. But we started working on it. ETA? When its done. We dont share roadmaps with outsiders.
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by tpetry 1y ago
The ruling has been changed again in 2024. You can delay the tax when moving to the EU until you really sell the company. Because the EU ruled that the German tax rule violated the free travel concept part of the EU contract.
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by tpetry 1y ago
But the damage has been done while the opponentparty was leading the country. Thats the important part. That was always the plan. And is again with the big beautiful bill when the big tax hikes will take effect with the next president…
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Modern Node.js Patterns for 2025(kashw1n.com)
8 points by tpetry 1y ago|1 comments
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by tpetry 1y ago
Its a joke. A few weeks ago JD Vance listed the reasons for birthrate decline. There wasn‘t any serious like one like the costs. But car seats…
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by tpetry 1y ago
I would love for Tailscale to work on a "paranoid mode". At the moment, you can be sure that Tailscale can't add machines to your network with Tailnet Lock where you have to authorize a new machine from a trusted node and not
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by tpetry 1y ago
He‘s reporting SGD dollars. So something around 700k-800k USD a year. Still impressive.
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by tpetry 1y ago
For sure. The tariffs don‘t make a difference of finished products vs parts of a product.
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by tpetry 1y ago
But SSDs (to my knowledge) only implement checksum for the data transfer. Its a requirement of the protocol. So you can be sure that the Stuff in memory and checksum computed by the CPU arrives exactly like that in the SSD driver. In the pa
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by tpetry 1y ago
They could by storing the results as files in R2 and letting cloudflare workers just return these.
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by tpetry 1y ago
An interview with an influencer instead of e.g. a real customer is really a strange decision.
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by tpetry 2y ago
The problem is more that the companies want to keep their insane profit margin. They could produce in the US, pay workers more and sell for the same price. But thats less revenue for the company. Less shareholder value. Less bonus for CEOs.
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by tpetry 2y ago
The EU is currently thinking about doing exactly that.
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by tpetry 2y ago
Transactions that haven‘t been written to the WAL yet are also lost when the server crashes or you run pgdump. Stuff not in WAL is not safe in any means, its still a transaction in progress.
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by tpetry 2y ago
They probably detect this. Thats why the problem is solved after one to ten minutes according to the article. There's probably nothing they can do which wouldn't stress the disks more.
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Things people get wrong about Electron(felixrieseberg.com)
3 points by tpetry 2y ago|3 comments
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by tpetry 2y ago
Most probably Amazon wanted to push ebook prices further down - or a time-limited deal for Bloomsbury about less ebook fees expired.

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