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by pythonaut_16 3y ago
My recollection of the details is fuzzy, but I think a common solution to this is connection draining. You set up your deploy to bring up the new instance and direct all new traffic to that one and then hold the old one open until all sessi
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by pythonaut_16 3y ago
Wonder the Apollo dev or one of the other Reddit 3rd party apps would be willing to migrate or create one.
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by pythonaut_16 3y ago
Do you have any recommendations for more resources like this? I've had a hard time searching for patterns and tips for modeling common data/features for web applications.
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by pythonaut_16 3y ago
However, be aware of potentially leaking your company's private or sensitive information when doing this. Nothing you said negates the potential for leaking your company's private or sensitive information by submitting it to a thi
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by pythonaut_16 3y ago
Were the unhelpful docs written by ChatGPT? Otherwise your story doesn't support your conclusion. It's more likely LLMs will result in better docs for some projects and worse docs for others.
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by pythonaut_16 3y ago
I really hate how the wealthy benefit from my washer, dryer, dishwasher, Internet, air conditioning, access to a huge variety of food... When will the wealthy start passing the benefits of progress on to the rest of us? We've got big p
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Unequivocally yes. Not every usage of a screen in education is beneficial. But there are absolutely numerous use cases where being able to display graphics on a screen (or even better interactively) is a massive benefit. Think of any sort
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
And yet the proliferation of screens capable of displaying information and graphics has been an absolute boon to education.
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
This is sort of what HTTP codes get at though. The server doesn't know what you want to do with a 400 but it knows that the problem is with the request for example.
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
I don't disagree, but I don't think it's fair to lump AWS in with the rest of Amazon's side projects. If we're comparing Amazon and Google you almost have to compare AWS to Google search since AWS is driving a huge
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
"Having engineering problems to solve is proof that you shouldn't try to do anything." Why can't we just appreciate a creative solution to a problem?
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
What about a system where only some fraction of the ticket sale has to present matching ID? Example 1: Limit of 6 tickets per purchase. I buy 6 tickets, I invite 5 friends. I show ID at the door and it doesn't matter which 5 friends I
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Imagine saying this 80 years ago about any number of technologies that are cheap and commonplace today.
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
> the power of numbers Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but isn't that the point of democracy? If enough people agree with your view then that's what gets implemented. The point of the parent is that you can't let peop
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
That's more of a NIMY - Not in My Yard kind of thing. I think the parent post is referring to the library example. At a certain point you don't get to keep the land around you from being used in any way other than it was exactly w
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Google Takeout will let you export all of your data, mostly as JSON. There are some parsers for it on the web.
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
I thought it was fair given their oversimplification of what delivering messages at scale requires. The point isn't that the Earthquake Detection isn't impressive. Why do we have to deny Google any credit here? Is it just because
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Be my guest to go build one then. Oh but if you're truly committed you'll need to avoid Cloud computing resources, avoid Twillio, don't use any Google services, no Firebase Cloud messaging... You probably shouldn't use A
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
That's a narrow take. Detecting an earthquake early and alerting millions of people quickly are both hard problems, and both had to be solved for this to work. Much of the hard work on Google's side just happens to overlap with ot
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Consider that no amendments are currently being held up by a small minority. Congress simply isn't proposing amendments. And most likely amendments on current issues would fail to get even a simple majority of states to ratify. The har
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
This is either absurd or sorely uninformed. That the Bill of Rights was added later is essentially a procedural technicality. The (lack of a) Bill of Rights was a major concern when the Constitution was drafted. It was passed with the promi
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Ah, so still fully static vs. a SPA that uses REST or GraphQL. So then clients interact with it as static HTML/JS rather than hydrating it via Javascript.
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Can you explain how Cloudflare Workers factor into hosting static pages on Cloudflare Pages vs hosting a React SPA on pages that talks to any other API? Like are the workers just serving as your backend at that point? Or are they doing some
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
> But Not Strictly Open Source doesn't appeal much to HN crowd I don't think this is true. "Open Source" But Not Really is what gets criticized here, such as Elasticsearch's new license. Things that want to benef
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
Could you elaborate on this pain point? How do you think serialization should work?
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
What do you despise about their serializers? What would make them better or what would be a better approach for you? (Genuinely curious as someone who's working on a similar idea in a different language)
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
This has nothing to do with Computer Science as a major or as a field.
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
I literally said: > I don't think the difference is enough to justify the price difference PC components are definitely too expensive right now, for several reasons, including Nvidia's pricing choices
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
The 4K 144hz you get on the Xbox Series X is almost certainly lower graphics settings than you could run at 4K 144hz on the RTX 4080. I don't think the difference is enough to justify the price difference but comparing resolution and f
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by pythonaut_16 4y ago
What we can't do today or what we don't want to do today?

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