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by status_quo69 4d ago
I agree with the idea that it's not probable but I do think it's important to point out-- we only need these elements to run with the bandwidth they have and the token rate because we want to see things in human-scale time. But sl
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by status_quo69 4d ago
> For one, you will need billions worth of compute. This one is easy to answer, every single house already has one of these (or multiple): https://www.tomsguide.com/news/millions-of-cheap-android-tv-... Hell, put a
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by status_quo69 4mo ago
Two things can be true: - police should enforce the law to reduce or address crime or infractions - police should have a standard of enforcement that corresponds with the way the court system should operate, which is that the state carries
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by status_quo69 7mo ago
I've been looking into rclone which can serve s3 in a basic way https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_serve_s3/
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by status_quo69 10mo ago
This is such a conflicting comment for me because I agree with so much but also have so many quibbles. That said I think that the other comments cover most things, I'll just comment on b: I don't think this is a problem that a lan
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by status_quo69 11mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you're interpreting this as if the rails app needs the same amount of is that exists in the described vite solution. But in reality if you're using hotwire you can get away with almost no
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by status_quo69 1y ago
You can and should break that up because I'm probably going to want to see screenshots to ensure that the branding changes make sense in context and everything looks consistent. How would you do this? You'd either 1. Create N pull
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by status_quo69 1y ago
One thing that I've wondered is why sorbet didn't choose to use the stabby lambda syntax to denote function signatures? sig ->(_: MyData) { } def self.example(my_data) ... end Obviously this opens up a potential
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by status_quo69 1y ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2925001/ Not everyone has impeccable brushing habits and reducing cavities is a net benefit to public health like sanitation departments. I would be more interested to see
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by status_quo69 2y ago
Not sure why you're being confrontational? I'm not the OP but it's clear there's some misunderstanding The quote is: - neat - plausible - wrong "Just get rid of the cancer" is - neat because it sounds obvious a
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by status_quo69 2y ago
Generally agree with your points about how semver isn't really necessary. I suppose the benefit here would be that dep management tools like dependabot could automatically raise pull requests when a new version is released, which would
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by status_quo69 2y ago
If you're encountering these problems at scale where scale is up to the reader, I can promise you that you're already writing SQL. You might have already started from the beginning by writing direct SQL, because that's someth
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by status_quo69 2y ago
I actually went through this exact exercise recently, but this library didn't show up in my searches for a good rust actor framework, so take that with a grain of salt. It looks very similar to the interface provided by actix at first
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by status_quo69 2y ago
This is somewhat anecdotal as well, but what I find interesting reading this is that a possible treatment for epilepsy that's tried is the keto diet. Going through this with a family member now, the doctors have recommended only if the
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by status_quo69 3y ago
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65551215/get-docker-cpu-... Been a bit but I do believe that dotnet does this exact behavior. Sounds like gunicorn needs a pr to mimic, if they want to replicate this. https:&#
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by status_quo69 3y ago
Elixir is strongly typed, elixir is not statically typed
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by status_quo69 3y ago
We do have this in a way with healthcare.gov, since the marketplace allows consumers to view multiple insurers rather than those tied to their jobs. However these plans are still pricey, I put in some dummy data with a higher than average i
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by status_quo69 3y ago
It's not secretly a salary cut, it's an explicit salary cut relative to the cost of living and everything else. After all, your money is worth less now than it was a year ago if there's no cost of living increase? I'm su
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by status_quo69 3y ago
Should the opposite should also hold true then, we should dismiss staunch capitalists that continue to believe in that economic theory in spite of the atrocities perpetuated by most capitalist societies against people in adverse conditions?
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by status_quo69 4y ago
> This is against the site's rules. I apologize, that was a knee jerk reaction because I've never seen the assertion that 2+2=4 is racist before, only that math can be used inaccurately (purposefully or by accident) in racial c
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by status_quo69 4y ago
> The rallying cry seems to be that "2+2=4 is racist". Source? This is such a wild claim it has to be made up. A cursory google search brings this article: https://www.edweek.org/teaching-learning/teaching-
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by status_quo69 4y ago
Having very recently done this (almost, another dev had half time on it) solo, It's not _too_ terrible if you go with a hosted offering. Took about a month/month and a half to really get set up and has been running without much of
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by status_quo69 4y ago
Because that's a reactive punishment that does absolutely nothing to help out the woman who might be carrying a fetus post rape, not to mention the fact that rape is already illegal and a rapist isn't exactly going to be deterred
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by status_quo69 4y ago
We already have decent (not always great but decent enough) government provided healthcare for the elderly through Medicare. So in fact, we've completely avoided your example already and said "yep, all life has value if you'r
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by status_quo69 5y ago
Some people just like to tinker and try other things even if it's overkill. I have a k8s cluster on DO to host shitty side projects, it's pretty nice to just `kubectl apply -f manifest.yml` and be done with it, especially since I&
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by status_quo69 5y ago
Like a lot of other complex systems, there's a lot of tweaking you can do in the config, but generally postgres works out of the box pretty well. There's a few gotchas on setup (postgres has a very conservative default configurati
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by status_quo69 5y ago
You can also achieve this with watch
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by status_quo69 5y ago
I dunno, the linux kernel is pretty big and centralized by that definition, probably a monorepo by some definitions. I don't think this is a square peg round hole problem, I think that the operations that git must do coupled with the i
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by status_quo69 5y ago
The nice thing about this pattern wrt mutability is that the mutability is scoped very tightly to the statement, since it's not often that you'd need a builder to live longer than a single statement or at the very most the lifetim
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by status_quo69 5y ago
> If you need to handle different versions talking to each other in production it doesn't seem any harder to also deal with different versions in source It's much more annoying to deal with multi-repo setups and it can be a rea

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