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by tremon 1y ago
That's true, if you use the the CAP definition for consistency. Otherwise, I'd say that the DNS design satisfies each of those terms: - "Rapidly updatable" depends on the specific implementation, but the design allows fo
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by tremon 1y ago
He's not in tech, he's in finance.
633.
by tremon 1y ago
Rolling back a change that causes loss of user trust does not automatically restore that trust. It takes time and ongoing public commitment to regain that trust.
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by tremon 1y ago
Do you report those only to Google, or also to your local watchdog/police/commerce regulator?
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by tremon 1y ago
The US is allied with actual authoritarian regimes. So is the EU, btw: Hungary, Turkey, and Israel.
636.
by tremon 1y ago
Isn't the entire point of an LLM to "ritualize" language without understanding a word of it?
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by tremon 1y ago
To have even more fun with this, republicans were the original "left wing" while the right wing was composed of monarchists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left_wing#History > Throughout the 19th century, t
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by tremon 1y ago
This is not some minor niche use case though, and all other operating systems seem to have no trouble supporting OS fscache bypass.
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by tremon 1y ago
This is not a pipeline in the control flow sense; the full query is compiled into a single processing statement, and the query compiler is free to remove and/or reorder any of the subqueries as it sees fit. The intermediate results dur
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by tremon 1y ago
I'm pretty sure the landed table refers to the local copy of the original source. In an ETL* pipeline, the place where source data is stored for further processing is usually called the landing zone. Fact and Dimension tables are outpu
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by tremon 1y ago
If you have select * in your code, there already is something wrong with your code, whether it breaks or not: the performance and possibly output of your code is now dependent on the table definition. I'm pretty sure Rich Hickey has al
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by tremon 1y ago
The given solution (create an indexed UPPER(name) column) is not the best way to solve this, at least not on MS SQL Server. Not sure if this is equally supported in other databases, but the better solution is to create a case-insensitive co
643.
by tremon 1y ago
I only run Linux at home, but on GOG I download the Windows versions and run them via Wine. This for me has had a higher success rate than keeping the native Linux versions around.
644.
by tremon 1y ago
If they were talking about the US arresting US citizens, then the equivalent would be Ofcom sending a fine to the UK visitors of 4chan. That's clearly not what they're doing.
645.
by tremon 1y ago
Is your claim that you have a multinational business, just because of a single webpage? Do you file sales tax reports in all 165 countries?
646.
by tremon 1y ago
It's as if DPRK demanded to have a US citizen extradited in order to be executed for blasphemy Not really. It's more like DPRK messaging a private US citizen directly, repeatedly and incessantly, that they will be executed for
647.
by tremon 1y ago
As an alternative: 301 redirect to an official .sg government site, let local law enforcement deal with it.
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by tremon 1y ago
You are saying that when US citizens engage in illegal gambling in other parts of the world, the US sues and threatens the foreign gambling venues? That South Korea sues marihuana dispensaries in the US when they sell to visiting Koreans?
649.
by tremon 1y ago
Check. Thanks for the explanation.
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by tremon 1y ago
4chan brings their services into the UK How exactly do they do that? Do they have peering agreements with UK-based ISPs?
651.
by tremon 1y ago
> their side There's an explicit tribalistic term in your explanation for why this is not about tribalism.
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by tremon 1y ago
Thank you for illustrating the point of the article. You don't care if any of the claims you're making are true, you are simply looking to score a goal for your tribe. And all of us who disagree with you are simply weak-minded bec
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by tremon 1y ago
Can you expand on the other things that the article says? I don't see many new angles, all I see is reformulations of the exact same premise. Claims of strength vs weakness are directly analogous to professing in-group allegiance. Repl
654.
by tremon 1y ago
This isn't a new insight. It's been well-documented for years that repeating known falsehoods is about declaring tribal allegiance, it's not about the content of the claims themselves. A quick web search on fake news and trib
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by tremon 1y ago
Alternatively, the use of BPF without explanation signals that the article is a deep-dive and not intended for random passers-by. I don't support the position that every article should be written to cater to the lowest common denominat
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by tremon 1y ago
For non-mobile energy storage, I have my hopes on sodium or even saltwater batteries. They are less energy-dense than lithium-based batteries, but they have a longer lifetime, require less maintenance and you avoid the risk of a lithium fir
657.
by tremon 1y ago
> debate and honest exchange of ideas Yet in your first post in this thread, you accuse your parent of racism and astroturfing. Real honest debate you got there.
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by tremon 1y ago
Ah yes, the Oracle of Delphi defense. Always answer in riddles, so you can claim that people simply misunderstood what you were saying.
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by tremon 1y ago
I think it's very dangerous to use the term "junior" here because it implies growth potential, where in fact it's the opposite: you are using a finished product, it won't get any better. AI is an intern, not a junio
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by tremon 1y ago
And you trust AI to accurately read between the lines?

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