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DAlperin
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Comment #49078663
Moving this out of a subthread, but I can't find any sources corroborating the the phenomenon described in this article. In fact a lot of the literature from NASA seems to explicit…
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Comment #49078610
I can't either. In fact a lot of the literature from NASA seems to explicitly contradict the claims in the article[0][1]. Obviously not dispositive, but this article reads to me at…
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Comment #46179341
One of the cofounders it seems https://atomicsemi.com/about/
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Comment #45776751
I think the next sentence clarifies pretty well. > In this case, what’s dropped is &mut future1. But future1 is not dropped, so the actual future is not cancelled.
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Comment #45726094
(I used to work at Fly, specifically on the proxy so my info may be slightly out of date, but I've spent a lot of time thinking about this stuff.) > why can't every proxy probe eve…
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Comment #45724189
(I used to work at fly on networking) Fly has a lot of interesting networking issues but I don't know that like, the actual routing of packets is the big one? And even in the place…
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Comment #44646703
That’s the name in the Arabic text hallucinated by the model :)
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Comment #44565425
The story here isn't that they've invented a new format for user defined indexes (the one proposed here is sort of contrived and I probably wouldn't recommend in production) but ra…
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Comment #43054290
For what it’s worth I don’t think we entirely disagree: it has at times felt absurd that it didn’t make as much money as it maybe otherwise could. We made a bet that the type of cl…
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Comment #42120151
Super neat! Does the v2 branding mean that the more "fully featured" observability product is going away? Or is it all going to be rebuilt on top of clickhouse?
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Comment #41333432
We have to invest in fighting fraud and abuse anyway, such is the public cloud business. We don't intend to diminish user experience in service of fighting it.
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Comment #41293408
> we can steer them to an area that's easy for us to drive out and pick them up. What does this look like in practice? As you mentioned I know you don't really have any lateral con…
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Comment #41177483
Fwiw Teenage Engineering is a design firm who was originally contracted by Rabbit to design the physical device. I don't think they had anything to do with the functionality.
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Comment #41075616
Also to add, we already have lots of customers who use this model.
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Comment #34902359
This is super cool! Do you have any plans to support on-demand image building like the now defunct https://ctr.run ? It seems like with your speed it's kind of a perfect match.
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Comment #34271189
Hah I've got my own backlog of side projects, don't tempt me I'm like a year behind on it :). If you ever get around to building it or something like it I'd love to hear about it. …
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Comment #34269715
The problem appears less when creating new tables, creating tables is relatively safe. But let's say in your one table per db you keep track of a few things (columns). For example …
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Comment #34242296
As fly apps v2 becomes more stable the docs will continue to improve. Watch this space :). As for the graphql, it's a bit of a thorny situation. The graphql exists primarily to ser…
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Comment #34241959
Yeah. api.machines.dev is a public endpoint for our machines api. EDIT: See this comment for an example on how to make the provider use the public endpoint https://github.com/fly-a…
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Comment #33819991
We allow this now: https://community.fly.io/t/new-proxy-handler-pg-tls-postgres... :)