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1y ago
What about the Kafka V2, Pulsar?
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1y ago
Saw this Slack 404 page years ago so not a new release.
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Not 18, obviously. But ideally a woman should be having a first child before 30 so a second and possibly 3rd in early 30s. A large percentage of marriages end in divorce. Stability is statistically an illusion.
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>should not fall for the temptation to launch embarrassing campaigns to rise the fertility rate. Entire generations of women have been told that it is ok to delay having children into late 30s and early 40s. The science clearly shows tha
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1y ago
>more to do with attitude and life style priorities Which are values 'sold' to them via the media.
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1y ago
The high income countries can continue to attract an endless supply of pre-manufactured labour resources from lower income countries, so are not manufacturing it at home.
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1y ago
What's Newt?
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1y ago
Better to be successful with simple tech and have a minor 'blow up', then over engineer and go bust.
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1y ago
Isn't Kafka the Postgresql of pub/sub I.e. use Kafka unless you have a explicit reason not to? So why Nats?
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1y ago
Haven't looked at their offering but a lot of cloud managed db's charge per dB rather than a virtual server grouping. So there will be a cost per dB A cost to backup that dB Etc And so a lot of companies, particularly startup, wil
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1y ago
Roon is well regarded but it's paid for and not open source.
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1y ago
Why isn't it signed properly though.
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1y ago
>You Shall Not Pass: Fine Grained Access Control with Row Level Security When you rug pulled your license, I could not pass. I'm sure it will be useful to your paying clients, who may be using RLS on their other DBs.
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1y ago
The well written ReadMe is appreciated.
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1y ago
Public as the Ai response is often used to mediate two opposing submissions of facts. A neutral 3rd party.
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1y ago
@AskPerplexity is also on x
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1y ago
Other AI companies post a 5 minute article to read. This is a 50 minute long video, many won't bother to watch
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1y ago
You have to have a high RRP to negotiate any volume deals down from. Like the other AI companies, they will want to sign up companies.
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1y ago
As he is Rev Ops, can you switch Sales to Google and slack first? They can keep Teams alongside Slack to talk to others. Then if revenue increases do the rest.
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1y ago
Thanks
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1y ago
>Or has any insight of a better performing API/LLM for this problem ? Most browser's have built in translation and ive never needed any other. Can you run a translation in chrome, capture the API it sends to/translates pag
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On the one hand, countries with different economic strengths having the same currency managed centrally isn't ideal. But on the other hand, anything that reduces the domination of the US dollar is welcome.
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1y ago
Has VsCode support for c# improved or are you still paying $1k a year or so for Visual Studio?
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Why do you think that? I wrote a webhook recieving API the other day in Rust. And it's my go-to for anything that isn't front end/web framework. It has lots of packages now. And can be extended further as it can call other la
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That's a shame. So now Nuxt joins Next in the never to use pile.
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> focused on trying to effectively rewrite the JVM in Rust because Rust seems trendy these days. Rust isn't 'trendy' it's established itself as a leading language. It's also not controlled by a single corporate l
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Didn't realise that the Alan Turing Institute was government funded.
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GrapheneOS posted they are putting in a fix for this. When will Android? https://x.com/GrapheneOS/status/1942235186923499549
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A therapist isn't 'there for you'. He or she has a daily list if clients, ten mins before they will brush up on someone they doesn't remember since last week. And it's isn't in their financial interest to fix y
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Llms potentially will do a far better job. One benefit of many - A therapist is 1 hour a week session or similar. An Llm will be there 24/7.
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