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theultdev
11mo ago
I immediately thought message layer security. Had never heard of the MLS soccer league until just now. This is a tech forum.
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11mo ago
For those interested in a TypeScript implementation of RFC 9420, this is a great project: https://github.com/LukaJCB/ts-mls
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11mo ago
You can see farther ahead in life. That makes you think about those things. You get overwhelmed. Others live day to day. Ignorance is bliss.
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11mo ago
That's referring to American Airlines Flight 191 (May 25, 1979). https://www.faa.gov/lessons_learned/transport_airplane/accid... I watch a lot of airplane disasters. TLDR: you are supposed to properly disasse
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11mo ago
Until you learn it's not individuals, but groups of them with ideas that persist for multiple generations.
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11mo ago
Luckily we all have the link and can see the top comments so we don't have to live in your reality. You can't be arguing in good faith as it's clear as day the general sentiment difference between the posts.
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11mo ago
That was your honest takeaway from the Castro thread? How many glorifying top comments did you scroll through to find him being called evil? Fidel Castro executed and tortured people. Jack Welch fired some people. The general sentiment towa
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11mo ago
Yes it's that type of comment I'm talking about. Pretty much sums up his HN death post, while you'll find mostly praise for Castro. You'd think Welch executed and tortured people and Castro was a saint.
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11mo ago
Your history of Castro is extremely whitewashed. You forgot the mention the political prisoners, torture, executions, and the authoritarian regime overall. Thousands have risked their lives trying to escape it. The juxtaposition of the comm
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Now I didn't like the man or his legacy, but I always find it interesting to compare the HN response for controversial figures' deaths. It's a pretty stark difference depending on the political alignment. Scan the tone of the
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11mo ago
Slightly higher latency. I've seen about 20-30% increase from S3 to R2. But the bill is magnitudes lower. Agree with the KV point, Upstash is the same. But I just use dragonflydb on a single VM. No point paying for transactions. Hell,
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11mo ago
Luckily it's just static files. You can use whatever host you want.
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11mo ago
R2 is S3 compatible with no egress fees. Cloudflare actually has built in iceberg support for R2 buckets. It's quite nice. Combine that with their pipelines it's a simple http request to ingest, then just point duckdb to the icebe
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11mo ago
Still qualifies imo. Everything is static and on a CDN. Lack of server/dynamic code qualifies as no backend.
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11mo ago
well there's npm, pnpm, yarn, bun package managers not a python developer, so not sure it's equivalent as the npm registry is shared between all.
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11mo ago
> I wonder if the remaining engineers' salary increased by the salary of the laid off coworkers' Never does.
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11mo ago
Yeah or start my own company since they're basically doing everything now it sounds like. Someone barking orders at you to generate code because they are too stupid to be able to read it is not very fun. These people hire developers be
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11mo ago
Yeah I'm sure they aren't complaining because you'll just lay them off like the others. I don't see how you could think 7 engineers would love the workload of 20 engineers, extra tooling or not. Have fun with the tech de
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11mo ago
> reducing the number of needed engineers at my business > code is getting less and less important in our team > the engineers aren't complaining lays off engineers for ai trained off of other engineer's code and says cod
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11mo ago
Yeah I mean, aren't most of the blackouts controlled? Not the lack of supply but shutdown on purpose due to the risk of power lines causing fires? Seems burying them would be a more effective use of money if you're trying to solve
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11mo ago
Not about responsibility. Just makes your life easier. Noone is saying it's acceptable, just offering advice on how to mitigate the situation. Should is the keyword of your last sentence. In a perfect world sure, but the world is not
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11mo ago
Lots of assumptions you're making there. Better to just have the cup of coffee and see. You'd be surprised how easy it is to disarm people with kindness, you should try it.
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11mo ago
"kill them with kindness" it's very effective in a lot of cases, with no downside. best case scenario, they were unaware and re-adjust how they talk to you. worst case scenario, you know they are just being an asshole and you
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1y ago
Interior enforcement is the focus currently. Crossings are lower overall due to securing of the border.
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1y ago
Difference between deportations under Obama vs Trump is they aren't coming right back over. Easy to inflate deportations when you catch the same fish and the river is flowing. Much slower when you dam off the river and have to dig the
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1y ago
Federal law supersedes state law. ICE is simply enforcing federal immigration laws.
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1y ago
> There's a good reason all these suits started getting settled only after he regained office. Yes, because as Google admitted, the Biden administration was the one instructing them to do so, of course the suits started after the Bi
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1y ago
The Youtube settlement is his money. Youtube censored him, admitted it was the Biden admin directing it, and settled. Trump can either donate the money or pocket it. I'm not sure why you linked his net worth gain, has nothing to do w
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1y ago
A president privately paying for a ball room that they will only use for 3 more years? I don't think that's really peak corruption. He could have just kept the money. It's simply a donation of a building. Not sure how you can
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1y ago
Ball room is privately funded btw.
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