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viraptor
11mo ago
Make sure you're up to date on this saga https://youtu.be/6dksQJulz4c and tell me again they care at all.
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11mo ago
It's setting one bit vs transforming each block with potential further loss of precision.
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11mo ago
> because the weight of his luggage in the car reduced 70 miles to around 25. No idea what this means. What electric car has a range of 70 miles? Why would it change by over half due to adding weight that's tiny in comparison to the
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11mo ago
And when something doesn't work well like their super custom LDAP endpoint, talking to support is really painful.
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11mo ago
> You don't think that the current crop of vaccine-skeptics are mostly well-intentioned Well intentioned but wrong is only when you have incomplete information. Once your theory has been disproven multiple times and you still ignore
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11mo ago
> Maybe if Google hears this they will finally lift a finger towards removing garbage from search results. It's likely they can filter the results for their own agents, but will leave other results as they are. Half the issue with n
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11mo ago
The wrote "returned the relevant Wikipedia page higher" and not "wikipedia.org as the most relevant result" - that's an important distinction. There are many irrelevant Wikipedia pages.
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11mo ago
There's a difference between doing something well meant, failing, and improving -vs- going back to theories already proven wrong and harmful. There's a reason we don't have the food pyramid - we're learning.
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11mo ago
https://arxiv.org/html/2502.10465v1
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11mo ago
> Roblox is primarily concerned with child safety It's not. In every possible context, it's not concerned with that.
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11mo ago
That's quite vague. Got any links with the details?
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11mo ago
You need to escalate to root to run it anyway. If anyone can get root on my laptop, there's nothing that SIP can realistically protect me from. Actually, if anyone can get access to my user outside of sandbox, everything I care about i
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11mo ago
There's lots of stuff that exists in AWS without being in TF. Where do you create a router, a DHCP server, each ENI, etc. ? Why are the instances in a changing state in ASG rather than all in TF? Some things are not exactly as they exi
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11mo ago
> you absolutely don't want the service gateways to exist by default. Why? My work life is in terraform and cloudformation and I can't think of a reason you wouldn't want to have those by default. I mean I can come up with
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11mo ago
Does instruments allow you to track file reads/writes and other syscalls/mach stuff? Their docs are quite bad at describing the capabilities, so I'm not really sure. From what I can see it's a profiler rather than a trac
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11mo ago
For the whole dtrace system?
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11mo ago
The service gateways are such a weird thing in AWS. There seems to be no reason not to use them and it's like they only exist as a trap for the unaware.
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11mo ago
They do sometimes if you ask. Probably depends on each case though.
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1y ago
Have you seen the classic?... https://youtu.be/dKx1wnXClcI
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1y ago
Different styles of usage? I see Gemini praised for being able to feed the whole project and ask changes. Which is cool and all but... I never do that. Claude for me is better for specific modifications to specific parts of the app. There&#
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1y ago
> Blender doesn't support any of that. ... without plugins. https://www.cadsketcher.com/
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1y ago
There's no CF magic here. If you're improving from 0.4s to 8.9s that means you're not doing basic caching on your side and you could achieve this in your local nginx/whatever as well. The 0.3s saving on first paint is ni
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1y ago
> Setting up a replica and then pointing your api requests at it when cloudflare request fails is trivial. Only if you're doing very basic proxy stuff. If you stack multiple features and maybe even start using workers, there may be
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1y ago
There are still alternatives like Bunny https://status.bunny.net/history (may not be for everyone, but I like to post the CF alternatives so it becomes ever so slightly less of a default)
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1y ago
SIP is the right protocol. I'm just saying you don't need a SIP library, but a SIP proxy/server. In a similar way that when you want to handle some web requests you want for example Apache and not LibHTTP. OpenSIPS will do wh
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1y ago
Ok. :green-checkmark:
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1y ago
Now we get to guess if it's broken in the same way as gpt, or did it pick up that pattern from all the cases of people posting it on the internet. (In the second case, that's not a good look for their data cleanup process)
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1y ago
https://prql-lang.org/ and compile to SQL.
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1y ago
SIP doesn't care about numbers/letters. The username is pretty much opaque. You don't need a bare SIP stack implementation to achieve what you want. A simple proxy like opensips https://opensips.org/ that red
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1y ago
That is the experience you mentioned, not the recent one though. Acer finished with netbooks over a decade ago. I can't guess what you're not telling us and I'm happy with everything on my XPS.
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