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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
That's one way to do it, how about backup to a remote location every hour? There's more than one way to be careful.
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
All I know is that it ends with: "The light was on".
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
If your solution to give every bit of land back to whoever inhabited it 200 years ago I've got bad news for you.
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
Does anyone even use MongoDB anymore? Is this article from 2019?
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
Sir, this is a hardware store.
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
FaaS - Footgun as a Service, I hope he listens to you and takes it down. The liability on his end is potentialy catastrophic.
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
This feels like a bad idea, there's a reason why we have CORS.
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
It gets grated and mixed with the corn.
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by trick-or-treat 5mo ago
Sexism is illegal in your country? Whoa, your prisons must be crowded!
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Sure but you kill the "tree" when you harvest it. The only thing from my trees that will fruit year round is coconuts, and that's really more of a flavoring than a food. We give it to the ducks though and they like it.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
> A banana feeds you once. A tree feeds you forever. This guy has never met a banana tree. They also only feed you once.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Yes I'm sure that whenever Andrej Karpathy complains, the market reacts. By the way, remind me who Andrej Karpathy is?
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I don't know how many of you are history buffs...
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
The elves are always there. The mushroom just lets us see them.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I don't know why you're trying to start a fight about this to be honest. I never said coders need to use vscode but yes they need to be comfortable with opening files in some editor obviously. I'm sure you have a problem with
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I think you haven't dealt with a lot of non-coders. 90% of the world will not be able to even open a .py
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
So you see people who don't care about programming, joining and getting comfortable with vscode and claude code and devops? Because it seems to me like there's a lot of coding-adjacent things they still need to be able to do even
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Yeah that's a good point. Dotenvx seems to claim a solution but I'm not smart enough to make sense of it. However I do feel now like my sensitive things are better off deployed on a VPS where someone would need a ssh exploit to co
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Hmm, that's confusing. So they're eventually encrypted but plain-text at some point? Doesn't sound good TBH.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
When life gives you AIDS, make lemonAIDS!
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Clearly, Vercel should not have been compromised by this. I don't know who Context.ai is but I do know Vercel and I expected better from them. I also think we can expect to see a lot more stories like this.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I think it's clear that some customers env vars got exposed, so that can only mean unencrypted, right?
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
According to the email I got from Vercel it was a limited subset of customers and I'm not one: Initially, we identified a limited subset of customers whose Vercel credentials were compromised. We reached out to that subset and recommen
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Does anyone know if the send to kindle getting sunsetted as well?
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
20+ year US expat in Asia here, I'm just shocked when I hear stories about $50 fast food prices. Needless to say I'm happy with my choices, although I do see a future where the value of my skills approach zero because of AI. I&#x2
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
> You rarely see anything more than a couple hundred bucks a month From my perspective, you have to take a lot of shots, I did around 20 side hustle ideas last year and 2 are making over $100/mo. The other 18 I dropped. The only not
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
No you big dummy, that is especially when you want to limit your liability, lol. Because these days it will be all worthless bot traffic.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
This is GCP's revenue model, lol. Let's provide a (semi) generous free tier and trick people into accidentally going over it.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Prepaid only is a fantastic idea, especially for dumb-ass startups. Limiting your liability to $100 or so sound like a big-ass W.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Right, because the user provided terrible prompts. A dev / agency wouldn't have done much better.

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