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amtamt

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    Comment #49241086

    Ah... now I know that Microsoft is running full weather simulations on each user desktop... pretty neat.

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    Comment #49240978

    Was /s missed or this is AI generated counterpoint?

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    Comment #49140868

    If bug free binary search implementation can take 16 years, I am ready to buy generics implementation could take 20 years. > In his landmark book The Art of Computer Programming, l…

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    Comment #48915310

    One really does that on phones?

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    Comment #48769566

    potential global fallout s/if/when/ the boom turns to bust

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    Comment #48473434

    INR 1/ GB... approximated to dollar.

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    Comment #48467446

    https://github.com/axllent/mailpit

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    Comment #48451244

    Of course it is political agenda driven, but at least from surface it does not have _fear mongering_ vibe, comparing for example with Sweden which did not conclude citizenship appl…

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    Comment #48450236

    This seems a much more rational approach than pure political agenda driven fear mongering campaigns against immigrants.

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    Comment #48442845

    If redis is a database, then by > doesn’t pose any constraints on the type of data. logic, raw disk is also a database. One just need to add block level replication to other nodes …

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    Comment #48437313

    Point is... with AOF and RDB enabled, and wait command used in sane manner, one can get reasonable consistency with a significant speed tradeoff and increase in application complex…

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    Comment #48430083

    No two processes can guarantee data consistency unless using shared memory with some kind of locking on update. And given two servers don't share memory, two processes running on t…

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    Comment #48429903

    > Redis is a real database No, redis is a memory cache, with some ACID like features bolt on. Even real databases have hard time maintaining consistency across nodes. CAP is a real…

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    Comment #48411353

    Genuinely interested why we need HA in redis, just not read round robin from multiple non-HA instances? Redis (and memcache) are memory caches and should be treated like that, not …

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    Comment #48198552

    And now a dozen times in Iran?

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    Comment #48066551

    https://www.xmox.nl/ is pretty good single binary mail solution for personal email hosting, it not too many features of modern webmails are needed.

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    Comment #47823134

    I hope so too, however cheap is relative. One's ordinary morning coffee is a full day wage for someone else. If we could have decent models fitting laptops of most students, that w…

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    Comment #47822552

    > Rather than banning the use of AI and trying to catch students who are cheating, why aren't they creating schoolwork that requires AI? That is way to high recurring cost that man…

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    Comment #47742597

    Well actually you ate poisoned food made by someone else, which had a similar looking name (typo squatting). Who is responsible here? One who wrote code?

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    Comment #47641195

    Overall this feels a good thing for public, even if the author is money oriented, because this will hopefully make even more details public. I personally have no qualms about one c…

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    Comment #47641090

    "disclosing them to relevant authorities" would not bring the message to those affected by such carelessness. I would think "Disclosing them to the public" brings more awareness in…

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    Comment #47452734

    Since 2020, based on hostname, routing is possible to different ssh backends https://www.haproxy.com/blog/route-ssh-connections-with-hapr... from the blog > Did you know that you c…

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    Comment #47442613

    Even two wrong, but countering, inputs can sometimes provide right answer, so the rational above has some merit. But if I interpret the question with line of thinking "should I ant…