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aperture147
19d ago
> This is the right way to deliver software. It's only right if you are not the one who pay the bills.
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10mo ago
Techinically I can build a Postgres DB on Durable Object on Cloudflare right? I'm kinda tired of SQLite migration cascading all of my tables now. Has anyone tried to implement that on DO?
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10mo ago
Why is bullshit detector ringing as hell right now??? This sounds like another billion-dollar-Markov-chain-IP that claimed to change the world, opening with a paper with flying colors.
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10mo ago
Valve cuts 30% of your revenue no matter how much you earn. They also cut 15% of the transaction by being the middleman on the market. They also ignored the gambling/trading plague for too long, until a lot of countries threatened them
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10mo ago
AV1 is not new anymore and I think most of the modern devices are supporting them natively. Some devices like Apple even have a dedicated AV1 HW-accelerator. Netflix has pushing AV1 for a while now so I thought that the adoption rate should
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10mo ago
Hey I think I've just found a new marketing stunt for a new vibe-coding platform: "Worried your vibe-coded app is about to be broadcast on the internet’s biggest billboard? Chill. ACME AI now wraps it in “NSA-grade” security armor
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10mo ago
Well actually they tried with Windows Phone, Windows RT and Windows 10 S but failed miserably. Even Apple didn't even try to lock their macOS from installing 3rd party app.
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10mo ago
> They are a significant actor in the market, and as a non-pc-gamer I am glad that their business goals align with Linux users. Until MS (or worse, Oracle) shows up with their half-baked clone (like Xbox Machine or Larry Cube) and ruins
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10mo ago
> From my observation, they are protecting their business through protecting their customers' benefits. Yeah that's what I mean too, that's why I put the "accidentally" in a double-quote. This sounds like what Re
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10mo ago
Well that explains a lot, because I thought that you guys moved due to their direction sounds more like a political act. Btw why not GitLab?
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10mo ago
Then... don't use GHA and move to other CI/CD/Workflow platform. If you try it, don't like it then don't use it, GitHub does not force you to use GHA anyway, and moving away from GitHub due to their direction sounds
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10mo ago
I think Valve is not some kind of God who free the human from the hand of Microsoft, they are a private company, they are just protecting their business and protecting their business "accidentally" also protecting the customer
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10mo ago
I don't get it, why did they allow GitHub bot to modify and merge pull request automatically? Yeah I agree that MS is ruining everything with AI, but this problem is avoidable, if they turn off the bot's auto merge feature, or tur
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10mo ago
Why don't they use their self-acclaimed SE-replacing AI coding bot to fork Bun and called it AnthroBun instead of hiring actual engineers behind Bun?
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11mo ago
Neat feature to make use of Containers. I'm thinking of wrapping my video renderer in Containers and use sandbox to spawn the rendering job, but I'm not sure about the limitation of CF containers, such as how much vCPUs I have, ho
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11mo ago
They might flip the emergency switch that burns a little more money to improve the cold start, schedule more CPUs to each V8 process or remove the `sleep(100)` somewhere in the code. I kinda doubt that they have actually made any code impro
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11mo ago
CF used to encouraged people to move to Workers instead of using Pages. They recently removed the message in their landing page that said so (just checked, you could visit Wayback Machine to verify), so I guess Pages will still be available
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11mo ago
It’s good that CF is actually trying to improve its platform instead of blaming others for smearing its product. Still, the breakneck pace is a mixed blessing. Things change so fast it’s hard to keep up, and launches often outrun polish. Th
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1y ago
Finally there is a sensor that can measure my tilt.
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3y ago
I know that putting all eggs on one basket and giving it all to Cloudflare is not a good idea, if they have an outtage then I would also have it to. But when they are down, one third of the internet is down with them too. With 240$ a year f
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3y ago
Well at least Cloudflare will not charge me for this situation.
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3y ago
Well you should guard your site with Cloudflare, at least Cloudflare will not charge me for this situation.
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3y ago
> In the end I just opened Apple’s “TV” app and bought the movie for $9 instead. In my case, I have to pirate the movie because I couldn't find any streaming service which stream my movie, especially the director's cut or final
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3y ago
This change will affect people in the poor countries where people don't have high speed internet and fast computer.
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3y ago
IMO, most of people who always flex bout their skill on using arch or kali linux doesn't really use it and don't have basic knowledge about unix/linux. As a DevOps and sometimes be sysadmin, I've interviewed a lot of sel
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3y ago
Just another tech bubble and people fall for that every time. NFT, Cryptocurrency, AR/VR, Metaverse, now it's AI. The formula for a tech bubble is always the same, and the result is also the same: The sharks take all the money and
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3y ago
Until now I've convinced that people don't code Rust for higher performance, it's a cult and people use that to be looked cool. Rust are not some kind of black wand that can zap your 100k lines of C/C++ code to be 100 li
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3y ago
Julia is fast, but the community is too small. I once had a bug which cannot modify the column in DataFrames.jl. No one response on SO, GitHub, just a bunch of devs who has the same problem as me. Dropped the project and switched to Python.
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3y ago
As an average developer who works on high level interface, I don't really see the benefit of AVX-512. I've heard that some math calculating software MAY gains some benefit from AVX instructions (like BLAS), but I've never use
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3y ago
Proactively asking on SO is a no go to solve any problem. Just digging for anyone who already answer your question, or open a issue on the github repo which host the library you use. SO used to be a place where people could ask anything the
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