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by forgot_old_user 2mo ago
what about them?
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by forgot_old_user 3mo ago
that seems a little harsh. I think there is a real usability gap which this takes a crack at. Some ideas like using viewing a linux dir over _ssh_ using native UI components.. seem cool. I do agree, some of these do seem like they have alre
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by forgot_old_user 4mo ago
it will only get cheaper in the long run
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by forgot_old_user 1y ago
definitely! Reminds me of the golang saying > Don't Communicate by Sharing Memory; Share Memory by Communicating https://www.php.cn/faq/1796714651.html
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by forgot_old_user 2y ago
haha I couldn't help but silently mouth "BUT WHHYY" before I clicked this link
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by forgot_old_user 2y ago
I think its great for recruiting. This signals to the world their investment in making Devs happier (one of top two reasons mentioned was "devs were happier with Kotlin")
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by forgot_old_user 2y ago
well it could be a lot cheaper to hire the AI model instead of a human?
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by forgot_old_user 3y ago
> You need to wait a bit before you can start faithfully translating the meaning I guess it's possible that the AI learns about a specific person over time? That way it can be confident about what's being said as soon the perso
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by forgot_old_user 3y ago
But wouldn't the same issue apply to user-space TCP implementations too? User-space TCP implementations too could have "path-dependent sequence of accidents" which a power user might eventually need to figure out?
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
where did you end up going? I love Austin but its a little too hot during the summer.
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
I think getting customers to sign up is the hardest part. Next they could start adding opt-in features (probably already in the works?) which cost an extra few dollars a month each?
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
I'm a little disappointed that the author doesn't explain why throwing the exception is much slower.
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
But the problem is, fixing existing broken stuff might not be rewarded as much as working on the "new feature". This means that if I focus on just fixing the broken stuff, I'd be managed out. Even say I put in the extra effor
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
hmm you expect to see 300,000GB or 300TB per node? What does that mean?
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
>Keep in mind that a freeze could slow down application processes for things like a loan, a job, or social service benefits hmm.. what does that mean? I can be refused a loan if I forget to unfreeze before applying?
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
says this in the article at the end: >We ran this benchmark against a single-tenant environment, with levels of resources that we reserve for our enterprise customers.
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
This is sad :( hetzner charges extra for ipv4 address, and this means I couldn't run `git clone` without paying extra.
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
thank you!
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
>It's on the todo list however I'm curious, how would you support this usecase?
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
cant that be said about buying a home anywhere?
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by forgot_old_user 4y ago
oh wow really?
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
hmm why wouldnt Biden sign?
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
Folks are workin on it https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-autonomous-car-is-co...
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
Their website says >In addition, each API request runs in a full browser, and we'll even solve all CAPTCHAs. Mimicking completely what a human will do. Wow how would they do that?
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
that interesting. I can concentrate when Im hungry- I get cranky.
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
History rhymes with itself? "Amazon Web Services reportedly named its cloud database RedShift in order to tweak Oracle" "RedShift was apparently named very deliberately as a nod to Oracle’ trademark red branding" https:
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
I listed to the Heavy Networking packet pushers episode on this ( https://packetpushers.net/podcast/heavy-networking-596-weapo... ) was fascinating! shout out to this podcast, really great quality content!
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by forgot_old_user 5y ago
What if it crashes into someone, wouldn't you be responsible then?
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by forgot_old_user 6y ago
How much does it cost?
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by forgot_old_user 6y ago
win win situation? With net neutrality, that is.

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