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The fundamental diff between feature flags and config is the former is meant to be a soft deploy of code where everyone is expected to eventually be on the new code. Thus it should have a timer built in where it stops, and you should consi
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3y ago
Just buy Apple hardware. They're currently bugging me about updating a 9 year old ipad I just use as a kindle. They flatly blow Google away on device updates, and will continue to do so even if Google isn't lying about their new
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3y ago
Don't forget Reagan's press secretary mocking the so-called "gay plague" https://www.vox.com/2015/12/1/9828348/ronald-reagan-hiv-aids
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3y ago
Even ten years ago -- and it's only gotten better since then -- you could use java to managed hundreds of gigabytes of memory with thousands of threads, and it would sit there and just do it with uptimes of half a year or more, while t
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3y ago
It shouldn't. Look into the vast majority of these complaints and you'll feel reassured. eg this -- they're trying to, per their site, get lots of credentials from Stripe's other customers. It's pretty obvious why
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3y ago
Hmm. I'm asking because I've had some trouble with Duplicati. I use it on a laptop, and it does not like being interrupted during a backup. It also doesn't fail the backup, which would be fine; instead, it gets jammed on
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3y ago
Can you compare vs eg Duplicati? Do you (sorry, but just checking) repeatedly test backups? Eg pull monthly and bit verify that they're correct? Are you aware of anyone testing in this way? Thanks so much!
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3y ago
As a data point, I personally know the owner of multiple restaurants in Minneapolis. He has very happily kept the bathrooms entirely closed to the public since covid -- breaking the law while doing so -- because people are trash and, if al
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Wild. From the article: > Malaria had become a common treatment for syphilis between the 1920s and 1940s. This was because the Austrian scientist Julius Wagner-Jauregg had discovered ‘fever therapy’: that patients could be cleared of a
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The majority of people complaining are not contributors to the project at all, or for the one or two I saw that are, had a handful of commits. Just like in this thread -- lots of people whinging about how something they don't contribut
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3y ago
Kenji Lopez Alt really helped me learn how to cook. Much like software, when you read a cook book, there's normally all sorts of background knowledge required to understand how to make that recipe. Watching him do it conveys way more
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3y ago
If you do any volunteering you'll meet people like this. The author is just a prick. Your volunteering isn't up to their standards, so you better volunteer better. He/she doesn't like email, facebook, or phones, so ther
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3y ago
I'm just curious -- what types of mushrooms did you collect?
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The internet recommends boiling outside to avoid poisonous vapors. It must taste incredible.
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3y ago
If profit is 25% of revenue, then 4 percent of revenue is 16 percent of profit. Not sure what your equation is besides randomly putting numbers on a line.
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3y ago
You can see why Meta, and likely Google, are quitting news though. eg Google's profit was approx 25% 2022q3. So this would be a 16% of profit tax. Oof.
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Well, they continue to be sold for 2 years or more, which demonstrates the paucity of the 3 years of updates from the release date. Meanwhile Apple quietly is bugging me to update my 9 year old ipad.
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The fundamental problem is they haven't built an asset, and now they're trying to sell a job and likely deluded about the value. If all you have is a business that supports a good wage for 1-2 overworked owners, that's worth
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3y ago
That's simply wrong -- this went well beyond HiQ could read. HiQ's claim is that LI shouldn't be allowed to prevent HiQ from reading data that I had no intention or interest in sharing with HiQ, simply because LI makes it ava
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I couldn't disagree more re: legal blocks are ridiculous, and this is a very pro-privacy decision. I shared info on LinkedIn for use by myself and other linkedin members, and for linkedin to use in their various products. You can'
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Whether you believe Putin approved or not, I don't think it matters -- Prigozhin was asking Putin to overrule the MoD. The honorable leader blah blah petition has occurred throughout Russian history, particularly under the Tsar and eve
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Sure, Wagner being "independent" in Africa was helpful. The cause of this dispute, however, was the Russian MoD (Shoigu and Gerasimov) had decided that all Wagner employees operating in Ukraine and Russia were going to become part
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It almost certainly wasn't a coup, nor was it intended to be. It was a boyar making a pilgrimage to Moscow to petition the king for help. Specifically, with Shoigu and Gerasimov's takeover of Wagner. See Mark Galeotti's (
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Hey, this was a fascinating read. Thanks for sharing it.
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And three, they're admitting they don't back anything up (backup defined as not just slinging bytes somewhere but the availability to restore those bytes and bring a service back up on a timeline that is certainly well lower than
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I suspect they can't. Abort and rollback, that is. Evidence: it's not rational to eat a week of downtime if you have an alternative. edit: Which tells you something about their backups, and it ain't great. Or they'd r
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> me wonder about their redundancy and recovery architecture You can pretty much guarantee it's untested and unlikely to work, when someone doesn't understand how drive arrays work, or test expanding drive arrays before doing
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Epic was a 10m+ loc vb6 app in the 90s. That said, lots of the problems with Epic is it is used so differently between hospitals/installs. It's less a EMR + scheduler + hospital management app than a toolkit used to construct tho
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yencabulator should definitely ask for @thetv may as well make this maximally funny
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Maybe give threads more than 3 weeks before declaring it hasn't dethroned Twitter.
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