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Comment #44937599
The image this is about: https://x.com/Astro_Ayers/status/1940810789830451563
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Comment #44552069
Also, title: "Entire HR team terminated". First paragraph: "This led to the firing of half the HR department." Either this error is due to clickbait purposes, or AI
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Comment #42520562
Apparently it works great on WSL See this other user's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42518033
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Comment #30404265
You got the wrong conclusion from your argument. IPv6 is older than some of HN's audience.
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Comment #29940725
I'm going to guess that git is not your VCS of choice for this language
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Comment #28959861
Years ago I had a Graphite installation where I configured retention policies, and the same for InfluxDB if my memory doesn't fail me. The downsampling feature at first glance seem…
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Comment #27554246
And even included in the kernel
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Comment #26639575
Ironically they can factually make that statement now as well.
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Comment #25150786
Perhaps you're confusing rsync.net with tarsnap? When I compared services for my personal off-site backup I came across Tarsnap and their AWS-based infra as well. I ended up using …
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Comment #24258699
I configured BTRFS for my data a couple of years ago on my Debian machine. It's using RAID10 - and the RAID 5/6 issue was widely known back then so I did not dare to touch that. I …
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Comment #24184816
The image in the article shows it's measured in Fahrenheit. For those working with Celsius: its 54,4 degrees.
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Comment #24068846
When I reached the bottom of the page it even loaded an extra article. Now that's a real waste of CO2.
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Comment #23996534
I'm not sure how this works in the US, but in other countries there are laws against such increases in rent - especially 'social' rent for those with low income.
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Comment #23937657
I don't tweet much, but when I do I'd love to be able to sign them like I sign my git commits.
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Comment #21512082
You kind of mentioned this yourself already, but this boon is more of a feature of the JVM (the classpath) rather than the dependency manager. If Python would have a similar concep…
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Comment #18972443
Great to hear you're looking into it! I do have to clarify that I'm not the owner of the MR though, not meaning to take credit of @krotscheck's work.
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Comment #18970974
I've been enjoying GitLab at my last three employers now, with the CI integration being the most liberating feature compared to the traditional CI providers. Especially the Docker …
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Comment #18255325
And then another downstream microservice fails when you deploy your change into a running environment, because you lack the integration testing capabilities of a monolith. It's tru…
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Comment #17704430
My guess is that the system reservation change was very welcome for me as well. Note that a service as AKS also draws in new customers that may not yet have years of Kubernetes exp…