jpambrun

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by jpambrun 3mo ago
Am I expected to be able to run this in production on the backend, or do I still need to transpile and bundle? Do we expect the performance and memory overhead to be negligible. What would be the expectations on terms of added attack surfac
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by jpambrun 4mo ago
This title is wrong. It makes it sounds like Anthropic dropped support for and deprecated Bun.
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by jpambrun 6mo ago
Diffsitter and/or weave?
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by jpambrun 10mo ago
This is irrelevant since your steam game license applies to all subsequent versions. The argument is it's immoral sell version specific licenses with no way to get to said specific version.
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by jpambrun 1y ago
This is very close minded. It's best to avoid statements like that. I feel like having a working python environment is not a great requirement to managing your python environment.
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by jpambrun 1y ago
I worked in a large org with 100,000+ employees. You could just use software with pre-approved licences and I am 99% sure AGPL wasn't one of them.
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by jpambrun 1y ago
My uninformed assumption is that most licencing arrangement have per viewer component? Not just a lump sum that can be taxed once?
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by jpambrun 1y ago
If this happened here in Canada, I would go to weekly protests against this administration. When I was younger I went to dozens of daily protest for something insignificant in comparison [1] and it did lead to a change of gouvernement. [1]
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by jpambrun 1y ago
Not sure how you even tarif movies. I guess Netflix will receive bills based on viewership? Anyway, as usual other countries will retaliate. American movies will become both more expensive to make and taxed abroad. Meanwhile, we can expect
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by jpambrun 1y ago
Are civil affairs litigated at the border by custom agents now?
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by jpambrun 1y ago
I really like duckdb's notebooks for exploration and this feature makes them even more awesome, but the fact that I can't share, export or commit them into a git repo feels extremely limiting. It's neat-ish that it dodfoods a
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by jpambrun 1y ago
I am Canadian. I just went to Australia and hearing Americans talking politics on the next table over at the restaurant was maddening. At this point, the idea of being surrounded by Americans feels extremely uncomfortable.
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by jpambrun 1y ago
After "avoid tolls", google will have to implement a avoid "hostile countries"..
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by jpambrun 1y ago
I guess it could be fair, but those are unilateral. The official justifications such as considering sales tax, are bogus. The unofficial justification (or official depending on time of day..) is annexation. Surely, you see how this isn&#x27
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by jpambrun 2y ago
This paper seems to be neglecting to the effect of latency and packet loss. From my understanding, the biggest issue with TCP is the window sizing that gets cut every time a packet gets lost or arrives out of order, thus killing throughput.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
Because it's none of our business as customers. This oversubscription rate is a risk they calibrate on their side. Given the marketing material, if all customers decide to use more bandwidth, it up to the utility to upgrade their infra
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by jpambrun 2y ago
"AWS is the best provider for tech people". This is an option, not a fact. Many of us don't agree. After working on all 3 I feel AWS is, by far, the worst experience for tech people. My perspective is that it's only doin
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by jpambrun 2y ago
It says or abbreviation which I imagine would cover engineer. It's well established here that you call yourself doctor or use the Dr abbreviation either if are not an active member of the college of medicine. I am somewhat familiar wit
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by jpambrun 2y ago
To be a professional engineer, or just engineer really, you need to maintain your license, be in good standing with the regulatory bodyz have professional insurance, etc. The regulatory body can impose fine, mandatory training or disbar you
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I feel those two quotes are pretty aligned? What is the issue?
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I know I am in Quebec and speak French. I would prefer the Belgian way of octante/nonante. L. It happens with dates and makes them unsortable.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I read that a lot, but nobody ever provide supporting evidence. To me, this sounds a bit like 3rd party security marketing being really effective.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I am not sure it's fair to include Canada in the same basket. We don't use freedom degrees, we know that numbers should start with the most significant digits and I believe liability waivers have no value here as well.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I will punish you if you cut in line in front of me with a very stern scolding. I would call out your immoral behavior just like I am doing now.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I am not in the US, so this is a bit moot, but I don't want liers as coworkers or on my team. To me this is unprofessional and absolutely disqualifying. I wouldn't care for the law. I would die on that hill.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
What is this about then. Obviously you can omit stuff on your resume. I take offense at adding fake experiences.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
On that slope nothing should considered immoral.. if one kills we can all be murderers..
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by jpambrun 2y ago
Everything you mentioned is immoral. Two wrong doesn't make it right. If you cheat, to compete you your lies I now have to lie. And it completely breaks the system. Also, you don't deserve more leverage over other prospective cand
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by jpambrun 2y ago
Care to elaborate? I can't think of any argument for this position.
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by jpambrun 2y ago
I think this is unexpected. I expected that once created, my boot volume would have the same performance on the first boot than on the second. It's really not obvious that the volume is really empty and lazily loaded from S3. The propo

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