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   by welder 3y ago

   Also, comment out all `SAVE` to disable snapshotting so you can use the full machine RAM. Otherwise, you have to limit Redis to 50% RAM usage because Redis duplicates the dataset in memory when saving to disk, wasting half the machine'
2. 272.▲
   by welder 3y ago

   Change the default `stop-writes-on-bgsave-error` to "no" or you're asking for trouble... a ticking time bomb.
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   by welder 3y ago

   It's an old library... been using it for WakaTime since 2018 (5 years). It's very handy to highlight one feature on a page based on a url param, for example when your FAQ wants to link directly to a mentioned setting. We don'
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   by welder 3y ago

   Good take on the competition, and I'm looking forward to trying out Highlight.io.
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   by welder 3y ago

   Now YC has funded 4 companies directly competing with each other. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25991485 Launch HN: Opstrace (YC S19) – open-source Datadog https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2237673
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   by welder 3y ago

   No, you really won't notice even if you know it's coming. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUfF2MTnqAw
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   by welder 3y ago

   Myself and a ton of other devs & designers need the ability to run plugins without having to select them from a menu first. For ex: Run a plugin when a design is opened, or when Figma launches.
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   by welder 3y ago

   I thought this was going to be about the sex toy shop in SF... https://www.google.com/search?q=good+vibrations+san+francisc...
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   by welder 3y ago

   Holy shit that's more than I expected for your type of business. I'm running a SaaS too with half a million users and a lot of data processing, but my hosting costs are way lower... under $10k/mo
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    by welder 3y ago

    My Show HN from 2013 is still alive but it's listed as dead (#590). Probably because the link from the post uses https but my 301 redirect only works using http.
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    by welder 3y ago

    > Languages with proper concurrency like JVM, BEAM, or Go don't require Sidekiq or Celery queues This author needs to understand with web/api programming, even using JVM, Go, etc still require Celery/Sidekiq/WakaQ for
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    by welder 3y ago

    https://github.com/alanhamlett/dns-weekend
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    by welder 3y ago

    I already use your HN integration to share my upvotes with friends and see their upvotes inline on the HN site [0]. Here's my feed of things I've upvoted [1]. It's the only HN enhancer I use besides hnreplies [2] to get alert
14. 284.▲
    by welder 3y ago

    You need a way to add new tags to that list. Ask GPT to suggest some new tags not on that list, then you approve those to go on the list?
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    by welder 3y ago

    Are you held liable by using them if they "lied" to you about being compliant?
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    by welder 3y ago

    I'm curious do they get promoted from cheating or really doing the work. There are those people who get stuff done by getting others to help them do it. Not sure how the manager would find out though, without the peers who help telling
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    by welder 3y ago

    Because it's too flexible, and allows the OAuth provider to choose which features they support. That puts all the complexity on the client to support every possible implementation.
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    by welder 3y ago

    Here in Austria there's two markets: 1. New buildings that aren't rent controlled, can rent for $1-3k monthly. 2. Alt buildings that are rent controlled and compete with public housing, renting for $400-$700 monthly. Old/alt
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    by welder 4y ago

    A related browser extension was posted here yesterday: Consent-O-Matic: Automatic cookie management (au.dk) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35562230
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    by welder 4y ago

    Here's a good explanation of why perceived crime increased at the same time as total crime decreased in SF with COVID. TLDR: the number of crimes decreased, but the total number of people out-and-about decreased even more. The result i
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    by welder 4y ago

    To me, using Gift implies his father wrote it off on taxes as part of his lifetime gift exemption ($12.06 million). It just means SBF gave $10M to his father and his father didn't have to pay taxes on that money because he reported it
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    by welder 4y ago

    So, if the average of your past results is under 50% then always invert your result? That makes sense, so you can never have less than 51% accuracy. That could still trend towards 50% though. Thanks for explaining it!
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    by welder 4y ago

    But how do you know to invert your answer? You're assuming you know you're wrong.
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    by welder 4y ago

    Please explain how this would work. The SHA sum would be different 100% of the time. In other words, you would never get the same SHA sum twice.
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    by welder 4y ago

    This is with humans... using automated tools it's even less than 50% accurate.
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    by welder 4y ago

    That's what this beta extension for vscode[0] does, generate tests using AI and your code as input. [0] https://about.sourcegraph.com/blog/release/4.4
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    by welder 4y ago

    That was recorded in 1995... almost 30 years ago.
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    by welder 4y ago

    The actual PhD thesis[pdf], the topic of discussion: https://archive.computerhistory.org/resources/access/text/20... Found here [0] with two copies archived: * Dennis Ritchie’s personal copy [1] * Albert Meye
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    by welder 4y ago

    You can choose to update the history stack or not. For example, this page uses the History API to update the url without changing the browser history stack: https://wakatime.com/pricing Click the toggle to show yearly prici
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    by welder 4y ago

    I've never seen that done, sounds like a bug in the website because there's not reason to do that. It's also an easy fix: close the tab and don't use websites that do that.