dekkers

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   by dekkers 1y ago

   Yes, they release particles in your body and this seem to cause issues for at least some people. But if there is a long time span between getting the implant and chronic health issues appearing I don't think people will be able to pinp
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   by dekkers 3y ago

   What the article writes about scalability also applies to availability. Does the queue need 99.999% or 99.9999% uptime? Or is the Service Level Objective actually 99.99%, 99.9% or even 99.5%? With 99.99% you can have 4 minutes of downtime a
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   by dekkers 4y ago

   They raised $640M at a $46B valuation a year ago: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/10/klarna-softbank-funding-roun...
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   by dekkers 5y ago

   I don't really want to give anything that seems like medical advice in HN comments. I just want to give a bit of information that might be useful to you or others. Obviously you should do your own research, talk with a doctor about it,
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   by dekkers 5y ago

   https://archive.is/Mi3S5
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   by dekkers 13y ago

   Distributions can't take advantage of the system libraries exception, it only works for software that isn't shipped together with OpenSSL. The whole GPLv2 clause: "However, as a special exception, the source code distributed
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   by dekkers 14y ago

   I use gevent instead of twisted for event-based python. Gevent is a lot nicer to work with and doesn't make your code less readable in the way twisted does with its callbacks and errbacks. It's also a lot easier to do unit testing with geve