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by twodave 8mo ago
It really Should be as simple as denying public access until RLS policy exists.
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by twodave 8mo ago
Sure, though really these are guidelines for any kind of development, not just the agentic kind.
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by twodave 8mo ago
I have 2 Windows 11 laptops for different jobs. One (part time job) has a small help desk team to support it (though overwhelmingly the issues there tend to relate to their choice of VPN, not the OS). The other is a company with maybe a hea
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by twodave 8mo ago
This is what emulators and separate accounts are for. Ideally you can use an emulator and never let the container know about an API key. At worst you can use a dedicated account/key for dev that is isolated from your prod account.
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by twodave 9mo ago
Just read the other comments in this thread, all the evidence you need is in plain sight. Conversely, I’ve been on windows 11 for work for a few years now with zero issues.
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by twodave 9mo ago
I understand the frustration when things don’t just work. Also I find it kind of funny when people act like Linux just solved all their problems, despite recurring driver and dependency issues, compatibility problems, etc. These all get han
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by twodave 9mo ago
I think this is an oversimplification. History has shown that as soon as a country is developed enough that children start increasing the family expenses rather than decrease them (I.e. helping out with the farm, or whatever the sustaining
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by twodave 9mo ago
It isn’t lying, it is what we consider an appropriate level of sharing. We don’t tend to want to put our burdens on people who may not be interested in hearing it.
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by twodave 9mo ago
To be fair we Americans also poke fun at this. Here in the South I usually say, “Can’t complain,” and most people will finish the adage, “and it wouldn’t do any good if you did.”
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by twodave 9mo ago
IMO it’s just to the point where it becomes off-topic. This article isn’t about the US vs China.
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by twodave 9mo ago
I’ll be honest, kind of tired of every automotive-related thread turning into blowing smoke up China’s ass. It’s become almost as predictable as what goes on in Windows-related threads.
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by twodave 9mo ago
This is like that scene from Jurassic Park right?
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by twodave 9mo ago
This honestly just looks like a bunch of ChatGPT output. There’s almost no code (I checked maybe half a dozen topics). Not sure how useful this is for anyone besides the author. Why would I look at this instead of asking an LLM?
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by twodave 9mo ago
GP didn’t say processed foods, but I can see why you went there because it’s a good point. That said, there are also those of us who can’t function without carbs (e.g. if I don’t eat them I will be too weak to work out or run, get light-hea
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by twodave 9mo ago
No, fiat currency has allowed our money supply to track closer to our GDP, preventing currency shortages and price manipulation by foreign adversaries, giving us the most stable economy the world has ever experienced over the last 50 years.
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by twodave 9mo ago
But not always. In a liability account, - means debit. And whether you show the balance itself as a positive or negative can be situational. I just find it more confusing for no good reason tbh. This is like intro to accounting stuff anyone
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by twodave 9mo ago
I didn’t think negative amounts were a real thing in double-entry accounting? Instead some things are debits and others are credits, and whether each of those reduces or increases an account balance depends on the type of account it’s again
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by twodave 9mo ago
I can identify with this a lot. I don’t budget as religiously as I used to, but there was a time where I was writing little console apps to process all my recurring stuff and adding one-offs in from a separate file to help project future mo
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by twodave 9mo ago
No need to be dismissive.
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by twodave 9mo ago
I feel like whenever the free LLM money runs out there are going to be a LOT of guard rails sliding in front of all these API calls…
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by twodave 9mo ago
No they said we can all learn from it. I understood the implication, I just reject the stated idea that that lesson is to “live in one house for your entire adult life”.
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by twodave 9mo ago
Nay, work is one of the pillars of a fulfilling life. Though for most of humanity relative freedom to choose what work one does is more of a modern achievement, the original commandment (“be fruitful”) was so general it might suggest God kn
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by twodave 10mo ago
I don’t disagree, I just don’t think “living in the same house for decades” qualifies as a clear signal of living simply. It could just as easily be a front or compulsive frugality. Or a really nice house to begin with. For instance, there’
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by twodave 10mo ago
I think of an amount like $10m as “retire well, leave some for the next generation” kind of money. $100m is more like, “retire well, leave passive income for N future generations.” That extra 10x is super compelling.
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by twodave 10mo ago
Or 10 depending on how late you are ;)
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by twodave 10mo ago
This is what I’m talking about. You’re assuming a lot about why and how people move.
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by twodave 10mo ago
I would argue “normie habits” are more depressing than this. Habits like stressing out about feeding your family. Counting the number of days until your money runs out and figuring out what odd jobs you can cover the shortfall with. Not goi
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by twodave 10mo ago
I agree, however I don’t think the last two of your bullets are necessarily something to learn from on the surface.
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by twodave 10mo ago
Fair enough, though production does impact price to a degree. For oil this is less important than some other commodities, but it’s still a factor. But this is really a tangent from the central argument that is: oil exploration isn’t so impo
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by twodave 10mo ago
Am I? I think I used it in 100% of my comments before this one… it was not meant as an offense, but more as an acknowledgement that almost nobody here (including myself; I’ll happily take the moniker if you won’t) has the appropriate knowle

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