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xrisk
6y ago
thought this had something to do with internet routing and got excited :)
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1) That's nice to know. Best of luck! I think two tiers with a cheaper roaming IP + dynamic DNS plan and a more expensive static IP plan would be smart. But that's for you to decide. 3) Only the Canada server was available when I
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6y ago
I tried your service and it just works™, which is great. But a couple of points: 1) I saw that you're basically using one OVH box per IP. How do you plan to ever monetize this then? What prevents a user from creating their own VPN inst
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6y ago
can someone give me a tldr for what problem kafka solves / what situation calls for the usage of kafka?
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doesn’t putting CF in front of your home web server mostly solve this problem? CF will cache static assets for you and take all the pain of a traffic surge away. also prevents leaking your home IP address.
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6y ago
there’s ddclient which can handle dynamic DNS updates. also has cloudflare integration.
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6y ago
It’s probably just the general HN crowd I think.
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HTTP/3
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Thanks for the response! Looking forward to upgrade my stuff. Is there a reason why you decided to introduce an entirely new configuration method via JSON?
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6y ago
Slightly disappointed because they changed the Caddyfile syntax. I think it's a bit more verbose now, compared to v1.
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7y ago
It’s ironic because it’s apple.com that of all sites would benefit from Apple supporting WebP. (according to the author, not me)
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7y ago
1) “real world” cellular speeds at 30mbps? That sounds ludicrous to me. Maybe in America, definitely not in many countries across the world. 2) I don’t know a lot of people who are repeat visitors to apple.com. Mentioning the fact that the
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7y ago
any way to save my progress?
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Garden-Path Sentence
(en.wikipedia.org)
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7y ago
the saving grace is probably the fact that our hardware is pretty well designed and so are the core components of our operating systems
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7y ago
who determines X? How is that fair to X-1?
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Probably makes them more money I gues. I wouldn't personally – I'm about as anti-Facebook as it gets, but a lot of people (especially people not coming from a "tech" background) don't really appreciate the kind of s
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7y ago
Because a lot of people aren't privileged enough to be able to quit their job on the spot.
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7y ago
Testing against the real database? Won't keeping a copy of the database just for that be expensive? Also, should devs really be seeing potentially sensitive data? On a side note, "I use SQL so I can change the backend language&quo
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7y ago
You can't optimize well enough if your abstraction layer is too far away from your application layer.
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I think that's just because stock ROMS have become good enough that we don't need custom ROMS; except for purposes like de-Googling your phone or removing stuff installed by your OEM.
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7y ago
I believe you can unlock Pixels without voiding the warranty.
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7y ago
Do you know how you can render the PDF to make it look like Github's HTML render?
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7y ago
Ah, ok. I've read about OpenAI Five (it plays Dota 2); and as far as I understand it's fully trained with self-play.
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7y ago
Isn't this trained via playing against itself? I don't think there's a dataset involved.
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7y ago
This TopCoder article [1] on binary search is the most comprehensive one I've read on the topic so far. It covers the discrete and continuous variants and mentions some common pitfalls too. [1]: https://www.topcoder.com/
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7y ago
OTOH, a physical keyboard is vastly preferable over a touch screen one.
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Can you test it with GNU wc? I'm curious https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/blob/master/src/wc.c
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AndOTP: Open-source two-factor authentication for Android
(github.com)
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7y ago
This is a great analogy. Why do more work when you can get the same result with less effort?
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