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by smw 4d ago
Are you sure you have that right? Chrome and curl have probably been used in a _lot_ of crimes?
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by smw 6d ago
What are ancient usb connections? Type A? B?
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by smw 9d ago
There are lots of companies that provide low end services for free to attract people who may now or in the future be decision makers at large companies.
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by smw 21d ago
Repo suggests that they're running their own (rate-limited) DERP servers. edit: Which are probably tailscale's, as it's under tailscale/ github org?
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by smw 23d ago
Database?
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by smw 28d ago
I think maybe the right answer is to have a standardized, curated group of libraries pegged at some sort of LTS release that only backports security fixes. However, someone would need to pay for creating and maintaining this -- and then yo
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by smw 1mo ago
2GB is so tiny it's almost irrelevant when talking about analytics?
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by smw 1mo ago
Here's the entirety of the Caddy config to reverse proxy something with managed tls certs. I feel like it's not that big a deal? photos.example.com { reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:8080 { header_up X-Real
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by smw 1mo ago
I don't know what you're on about. Just run Caddy and it does it all for you.
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by smw 1mo ago
I don't think there really _is_ an equivalent at Walmart?
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by smw 1mo ago
You can install Linux on modern macs? That doesn't mean that driver info is available, but there's nothing stopping you from installing another os.
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by smw 2mo ago
This is a copyrighted work, why are you publishing it on your website?
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by smw 2mo ago
Because bandwidth between those sticks and the GPU isn't fast enough for fast inference.
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by smw 2mo ago
Many thanks!
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by smw 2mo ago
Any license for it? I think technically we can't even run it legally at the moment?
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by smw 2mo ago
Why would it go to Meta?
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by smw 2mo ago
Even the 'worst' of the ORMs (according to the people in these threads) makes this very easy: users = User.find_by_sql(<<~SQL) SELECT users.*, COUNT(posts.id) AS posts_count FROM users LEFT JOIN po
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by smw 2mo ago
I'm firmly on the ORM side of things, despite knowing SQL very well -- but your IDE/editor can fix this with bare sql. Try using Jetbrains Datagrip or the DB integration in Idea or one of the other language-specific IDEs.
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by smw 2mo ago
Any concurrency / parallelism?
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by smw 3mo ago
I'm not defending anything about this, but it does have a telescoping torso so it can get to 'human height' when needed.
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by smw 3mo ago
The maintainer and upstream are the same person
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by smw 3mo ago
Sure they do. All the time! For example, if you want to use a script in Google Docs these days, you have to go through an oauth flow to give that script's app permission to do certain actions in your Docs.
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by smw 3mo ago
Need to mention sshuttle [0] here, as it magically solves a bunch of these problems without constant reconfiguration [0] https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle
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by smw 3mo ago
Can do fantastically weird stuff with Lua scripts in Redis/Valkey
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by smw 3mo ago
> The reason pvp doesn't work in a persistent world like an MMORPG is because there are no stakes. See Eve Online
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by smw 3mo ago
A lot of them are heavily invested in index funds that added SpaceX at IPO due to market cap.
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by smw 3mo ago
Why would you expect something in your home directory to affect other users?
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by smw 4mo ago
The article talks about using --mlock
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by smw 4mo ago
I think we need a citation about the libertarian / capitalism thing? I know a lot of leftist engineers. Look how blue the bay area votes?
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by smw 4mo ago
I think the idea that they raise outdoor temps over a wide area is a myth spread on facebook. The physics doesn't work out.

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