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yipinwong
2mo ago
If Dario appeals to feeling, yes. Provide more context if you want a better feedback not whataboutism.
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2mo ago
Ty for the info. It sounds similar to System76, where they make pretty PC and OS (like Pop! OS) that goes with it Oh yes, no matter how good a product is, if marketing sucks, it might not roll.
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2mo ago
The post reads like a propaganda. Evoking feeling over metrics or results (<- that's what propaganda does by definition) e.g. > but ethically, it’s an extremely serious crime against humanity. Who are you that you consider it
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2mo ago
Looks cute, but unsure what it does and why they made it and how i can use for what... Site looks good but it might mean c100 have no substance, thus at least had to make the site and their gadget pretty.
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2mo ago
I've been a big reader, and many AI outputs nowadays reads polished similar to published books. The reason I brought it up is because, people who learn English normaly start with a book. It's heavily polished. When you speak Engli
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2mo ago
Now this has set a bad precedence for the broken window. People will start destroying flock cameras without any consequences. My tax $ went into buying and setting up those cameras to monitor bad seeds in my neighborhood.
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2mo ago
A fun essay and tickled my brain neurons. ---- Fundamental learning path does not change. Whatever searche result force feeds you it's ok. So long as you have a critical thinking mindset. People simply read titles, and oh that's
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2mo ago
A snarky comment that does not contribute jack. Be gone, trollbot, if you ain't have anything better to say
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2mo ago
"Better" is a subjective term, and you have no way of proving that it is better using any metrics. "Better" in my case is being able to move fast by implementing quickly, test fast, and move on with my tasks. HTML might
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2mo ago
The premise of the title is wrong. Being Smart and Happiness is not related. There is no cause and effect. Whenever I see title like this, I wonder why do you make the connection of thoes two unrelated concepts? Baity Title.
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2mo ago
YOu are making an assumption on which LB is down, and so am I. Where is LB placed? Is that hte LB in front of API GW? or behind GW? GW can have rate limiter or cloudflare FW can handle the rate limiting. The doc does not show which part of
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2mo ago
load balancer failure? rate limit woudl address concurrency limits? throttle or queue up messages. auto-scale failed cause was misconfiguration policy, which i admit cannot be handled by my suggestions. The cascade? it's downstream se
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2mo ago
What they can implement is to slowdown the commit rate, rate limt or just queue-up messages not to overburden their downstream service. I don't think GH has any of those, but just keep scaling, but that scaling failed. Just bad archite
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2mo ago
AWS CloudWatch has an option to show the trend and what it will be like after x-period. Doesn't Azure have such options so that engineers can predict to scale better? Seems like engineers are not ready for this per postmortem
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2mo ago
If i had access to articles/blogs/YT/TT/AI like this, I'd have had become Leornardo Da Vinci. I used to be inquisitive but coming from a poor neighborhood, I had no access in the olden days. This type of article sho
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2mo ago
OK, now this is what I wanted to know as well. I was not aware that changelogs show all this inf. ty for sharing
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2mo ago
ty. so very narrow audicence it seems. Per @sph, as Linus provide no changelog, seems like the firm is putting it together for others
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2mo ago
ty for the context. I was not aware of the Linux dev ecosystem.
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2mo ago
basically make it look hard to read for the majority for the sake of 1%? let those 1% use a diff tool view instead of 99% of us having to suffer. That website no-way is accessible for my 30 year old eyes.
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2mo ago
> Bun is not 100% compatible with Node.js yet. In practice, much of the existing JavaScript ecosystem just works. I don't care about 100% compatibility. NodeJS is a standard but dead to me. I rather have faster feedback loop and le
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2mo ago
Not trynna to be funny. The author's post is anti-human, thus useless and harmful (medically). I can't read this bad font, sizing, spacing, etc. The main offender is the color choice, and fonts that are just god aweful to read.
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2mo ago
JS has been in front-line for these functionalty, and HTML has been dog-slow to catch up with slow standardization (not based on usage more academical) and recommendations. HTML can do that. yes. but adoption? welp, I don't really care
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2mo ago
Who is the main audience for this type of content? Genuinely curious because I am not a serious Linux user. What type of info do you get out of this for those who read this? So i can glance your insight?
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2mo ago
I learned not to like literatures, and arts learning them in school. There were some kids who did great, and did not like it. Some liked it. Giving as much experience to students provides a way to decide their own life. I still am not fon
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2mo ago
I agree that the computing power will replace not just softwares and also as many phycial work via robots. I am not smart enough to see further what else are disposable or replaceable
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2mo ago
I was saying, they grill you hard in a nicest possible way
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2mo ago
Stripe is a high-velocity environment. OpenRouter (OR) is a startup so might move fast, but unsure if OR can handle the velocity with corporate guardrails put in place already. Any companies that are bought go through culture crashes, and
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2mo ago
This won't work because you consider humans as a logical being (Homosapiens is a misnormer). People will revolt first should one have to trade physical goods (such as food that we need for daily lives) with computing power. It only tak
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2mo ago
The doc does read like an ad disguised as an educational content. DeepSeek is taking on the "OS" (double quoted cuz of a dumb comment in this thread) role with DSH (deepseek harness) for the apps with plugin architectures. We have
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2mo ago
Shut up and take my money (via Stripe)!
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