abluecloud

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by abluecloud 1mo ago
i'm surprised the agent didn't take into consideration the http status code
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by abluecloud 6mo ago
that's such a weak argument. you can write about 20 lines of code to do exactly this without requiring a third party library.
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by abluecloud 7mo ago
So you're saying we should implement age restrictions until the person is deemed mature enough to understand what the implications of their decisions are?
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by abluecloud 7mo ago
maybe i'm too stupid but i dont have a clue what this is
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by abluecloud 8mo ago
i had the idea of starting a forum based social network that used domain validation (e.g. work domain) as part of your registration and then displayed that as part of your profile. the idea being that you'd somewhat ensure the person i
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by abluecloud 2y ago
pathetic display from their ops team, so little coms and seemingly the exact same thing that brought down nearly the whole of the EU yesterday.
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by abluecloud 2y ago
Chihuahua or Muffin?
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by abluecloud 2y ago
i think the difference from when i grew up is that there were many baby photos of me but they were hard to find and view, you needed to go to the persons house and look through all their photos to find them. if i look at my brothers kids, t
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by abluecloud 2y ago
the sound mix on the video demo is unbearable for me. the vocal is lower than the background music.
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by abluecloud 2y ago
good think you dont need to be signed in to play any of the games you've purchased...
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by abluecloud 2y ago
completely agree with the aesthetics! my issue with it that it looked so good, but the architecture felt wrong. in the part with the low ceiling, it felt like those blocks hanging from the roof were defying physics
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by abluecloud 3y ago
guess it's a race to the bottom then
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by abluecloud 3y ago
does that include food and drink?
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by abluecloud 3y ago
yep, definitely a bug - seems like with when getting a winning of aces after the second deal. interestingly if you get a pair of jacks you get your winnings correctly. guessing aces are low. https://imgur.com/a/H1Nzno3
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by abluecloud 3y ago
“A significant number of subreddits shifting to private caused some expected stability issues, and we’ve been working on resolving the anticipated issue,” spokesperson Tim Rathschmidt tells The Verge.
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by abluecloud 3y ago
where the hell are they going to fine thousands of willing users to become mods of thousands of communities, overnight?
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by abluecloud 3y ago
The thing is, along with all the large subreddits, it's all these niche subreddits that have helped train all these LLM to be able to do the things they can do. If reddit is thinking that their content is king, then closing subreddits
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by abluecloud 3y ago
yep. why spend more time to achieve the same effect? as long as you've marked the elements as "invisible" so a screen reader wont read them both out, and it works, what really matters. of all things, the extra few divs and cs
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by abluecloud 3y ago
It's honestly like a cult and a desire to want to "do it right" on AWS. The last few projects I've spent so much time setting up code deploy, load balancers, certificates, SES, route 53... This newest project, I've
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by abluecloud 4y ago
everything is down
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by abluecloud 4y ago
>And that those reasons are probably not good. what would those be?
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by abluecloud 4y ago
it's the geniuses way of not getting a page indexed.... shrug
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by abluecloud 4y ago
no but in a team of thousands of developers it costs a hell of a lot of money in lost productivity.
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by abluecloud 4y ago
Github broken. CircleCI broken. I'm going for a coffee.
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by abluecloud 5y ago
solution: there isn't a good one
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by abluecloud 5y ago
what problem does this solve?
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by abluecloud 5y ago
it wasn't fake as much as misreported.
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by abluecloud 5y ago
Why is everyone banging on about this. It's a blog post from the same day, a decent post mortem takes a while to put together and assuming the bug isn't fully patched across their entire CDN, why would they post the information.
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by abluecloud 5y ago
yeah. the dns was up. the problem was the servers weren't able to proxy the traffic. Also, as you say, you'll probably end up bringing down the upstream servers if you just fail open (and not even sure that'd be a possibility
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by abluecloud 5y ago
Wonder if all the caches will have been wiped, causing knock on issues

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