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2mo ago
That's exactly their business plan. So seems like they are executing on it very well.
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4mo ago
If you wait for more segfaults, OOMs and other issues, than you have failed to avoid the problem. In my opinion this direction is correct and history will show who's right.
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5mo ago
HTMX is just a bad advice and non-starter for any modern web application. It becomes more complex faster than you think. Just dont.
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1y ago
Rails engines are one of the most underrated features that everyone should be using more.
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1y ago
I like rate-limiting. I know none of my users will need more than 10qps. I set that for all routes, and all bots get throttled. I can also have much higher rate-limit for authenticated users. Have not had bots slamming me - they just get 42
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1y ago
dup of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44057476
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1y ago
so far no diff here ( https://speed.yjit.org/ ). But the build is from May 14 so maybe it will show up in new build?
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2y ago
I still prefer Vue3 with Vite over hotwire and stimulus. It is much easier to be productive on frontend if you need anything beyond usual CRUD
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2y ago
I have seen the variation of this question so many times - I am surprised HN does not auto-delete AHA posts.
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Recent Google news change made it unusable. Any way to revert it?
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2y ago
S3 on us-east-2 stabilized for us as of 2 minutes ago
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Is AWS S3 having an outage?
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2y ago
is there going to be D0 stepping for the 8GB version?
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2y ago
I am happy to see this example project is using Vue instead of React. It is a great framework and it deserves more visibility.
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2y ago
I dont understand the recommendation of using bigserial with uuid column when you can use UUIDv7. I get that it made sense years ago when there was no UUIDv7, but why do people keep recommending it over UUIDv7 now beats me.
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2y ago
64bit coming soon
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2y ago
2 different machines
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2y ago
why wait this long (until Sept 2024) to opensource the code?
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2y ago
you can be required to keep logs - they need to design a system that cannot collect logs - You cannot share what you cannot have.
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2y ago
I buy hard drives based on these reports. Thank you Backblaze.
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2y ago
The big difference is that Tesla is the manufacturer and thus has much higher credibility (and responsibility not to deceive), than a random YouTube video.
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2y ago
Exactly. Tesla shares responsibility for marketing something deceptively that can cause serious incidents. We require toy manufacturers to put clear labels that the toy is not appropriate for certain ages, but allow Tesla to market somethin
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2y ago
I use linkding for that? Have you tried it? https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
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2y ago
account is locked. I wanted to see how email integration works. Do you do any DKIM/SPF checks to avoid spoofs and spam?
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2y ago
restic is also great
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3y ago
yeap - 60 for collocation only. 99.9% uptime SLA (power/network). I've had 5-minute blips 3 times in last 12 months. The hardware itself is bought used $400 for the whole server (not including HDD). HDD was around $400 too. so la
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3y ago
I have 14core/128GB RAM, 2x900GB nvme + 60TB spinning rust with 33TB traffic in someone else's closet and paying only $60 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Prices vary a lot when it comes to colocation
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3y ago
is BSL frowned upon? is it a bad choice if I wanted to provide a service and make source code available for those who want to self-host for free?
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3y ago
I thought it is licensed under BSL 1.1 until 2027, after that it will become Apache 2. You can install and use it as long as you don't provide commercial service with it.
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3y ago
I have not come across this sentiment before. Is there something specific about Ruby that makes you think this way or is this your general view of dynamic languages without a strong type system?
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