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You can run Git on object storage if you re-make packfiles
(tigrisdata.com)
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3d ago
I get what you're saying but you're also being incredibly dismissive to the common understanding which is still correct, otherwise most astrophysics wouldn't work, because it wouldn't be possible to predict where another
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6d ago
See? You're proving my point. All you do is play games. Are you even capable of engaging without confrontation?
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6d ago
You've simply chosen not to listen, considering that they've voiced those concerns to me.
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6d ago
But your customers are, of course, somehow different? What point are you even trying to make? Commerical open source is fine. It's nobody else's fault if you raised too much to make it work sustainably.
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6d ago
I love how the Planetscale CEO has been shitting on multigres[0], Supabase's equivalent to Neki, and gloating about how superior Neki is, and yet Neki is not even open source! Sam, it feels like you're just playing games. It'
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13d ago
This line in the closing epilogue really resonates with me: > It’s one thing to revisit those old machines just to relive your own years of (likely imagined) glory, but yet another to see people see them as inspiration: to encounter comp
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13d ago
> Despite the fact that it's registered and paid for until 2040 How is this possible? I thought there was a 10 year limit.
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14d ago
I'm trying to come from a place of help, truly, so bear with me. You have to get out from under Google. This would be a red flag during due diligence for many investors. I'm not saying Google is going to fuck you over but why not
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14d ago
Who is the assignee in the CLA? It is not obvious to me.
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14d ago
It's not the models, it's the guardrails. It's obvious that the Google Search AI Mode encourages the model to give an answer without spending unnecessary cycles investigating deeply. They also heavily encourage keeping the co
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14d ago
How is it under its own org, but changing the CLA is up to Google? Google must therefore administer the separate org? I get why you may want to color this as non-Google-owned but it seems to very much still be Google-owned.
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14d ago
> say you’re in the middle of working on something and you wish you had a commit you made last week on an experimental branch on the current branch before the last commit you made. That’s jj rebase -r oldercommit --before @-, without int
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16d ago
I've never heard of anyone with ADHD on prescription amphetamines experiencing withdrawal when stopping. At least, not with any symptoms worse than just having ADHD and being unmedicated. People with ADHD are often amused by referring
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17d ago
> This is not business advice, this is superstition. Precisely why the term is popular.
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17d ago
Ok but also one surefire way to crash a plane is to enter the cockpit and start perturbing things.
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20d ago
I am not a mobile gamer by any means but... I think I would really like a Tie Fighter mobile port. That being said I still remember all the keybindings of Tie Fighter... ... and the correct sound card settings for my Pentium.
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21d ago
Is GitHub Cooked? Decidedly yes. Migrating to something else has been raised as a concern during every engagement with clients and prospective clients in the past year. "Do you use GitHub?" "Yes though we'd like to m
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21d ago
So, funnily enough in my own career I've experienced The Headquarters event several times, and each time, after the lavish new headquarters is built, I think to myself, "this is it, we've peaked!" and each time it was an
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25d ago
I'd love this too, but it is impossible. If you believe it's possible then you fundamentally misunderstand how greatly coupled our countries are. A rather large amount of Canadian industry is benefiting from these regulations. Ado
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1mo ago
The domain business is a distraction. It was wise to sell it. They still own several gTLDs so they have plenty of revenue from this avenue. Selling .coms and Donut's gTLDs? Peanuts. Godaddy makes all their money from other stuff, and G
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Gemini is actually good enough for pretty much everyone I know who is not in tech and uses Android. These people are downright pleased with Google's AI summaries. The fact that Google can push Gemini out in so many ways with their ex
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I think I understand what you are trying to convey but I fear you've made the same mistake again, this time with "soul" instead of "intelligence." I think what you are getting at is that they are deterministic autom
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1mo ago
This is true of trees even. People think forests have looked the same for all time but trees are frequently pushing each other out of areas. Disease and pests play a huge role as well. There's some amount of introduced pressure due to
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1mo ago
> Avidrone Inc. Nice to see a Canadian company at the top. It seems like the defense industry in Canada is starting to boom.
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1mo ago
Ah yes, how could I forget the ARGUS-IS, a household staple of the early 21st century. Those were the days...
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1mo ago
The Amazon Fire Phone did this in 2014. I'm not aware of any prior art in mainstream devices aside from gimmicks like 3D (stereoscopic) photos. I can't remember if the Fire Phone had any relevant gimmicks but it certainly used mul
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1mo ago
Taking Switch as an example, I can buy digital games at Walmart or Amazon. For instance, Amazon might have a sale where their price for a given digital game is ~10% lower than Nintendo's eShop.
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1mo ago
Okay so if I understand this correctly they want Sony to compensate (Dutch) customers because Sony no longer sells digital download codes/game keys to third-parties? If they started doing that, would they still have a case? For example
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NOVC: Venture Capital Free
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