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efxhoy

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    Comment #49138763

    I recently switched my router from pfsense to OpenBSD. I wanted a “vanilla” OS as opposed to a specific router OS like Opnsense. The setup on openbsd was very straightforward. I ha…

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    Comment #48780823

    Great job on getting the fixes merged!

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    Comment #48709834

    How could an agent bypass file permissions?

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    Comment #48429790

    I came back from 6 months of parental leave in march 2026. When I left no one serious was using the tools for more than casual rubber ducking. When I came back my best colleagues w…

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    Comment #48211171

    Nice. Would you mind explaining your current config?

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    Comment #48195442

    > Enabled IPv6 autoconf (SLAAC) by default. Sweet! I’m just about to replace pfsense with openbsd on my router. Smoothly setting up ipv6 is a bit of a headscratcher atm, mainly bec…

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    Comment #47552168

    Isn’t it just regular price discrimination? Profit maximizing firms with market power charge different prices based on willingness to pay in order to sell to people who won’t pay a…

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    Comment #47402963

    I’ve only had their platforms explained to me by them (palantir) at a conference but the mental model that stuck with me was more of an operating system than a single tool. Think A…

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    Comment #47238167

    How is the output quality of the smaller models?

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    Comment #46366935

    It’s the clear OLTP winner but for OLAP it’s still not amazing out of the box.

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    Comment #46317973

    Maybe my brain is oversaturated with culture war nonsense from too much doomscrolling but that’s where my train of thought went too, even if it wasn’t directly implied. By claiming…

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    Comment #46009141

    I like it! We have a service with a similar postgres task queue but we use an insert trigger on the tasks table that does NOTIFY and the worker runs LISTEN, it feels a bit tidier t…

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    Comment #45542469

    I had a few periods of doing the same in sublime text, I did use syntax highlighting though. It’s a really great feeling and very liberating, especially in a greenfield project. Ca…

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    Comment #43576089

    There's nothing wrong with nullable fields when it's appropriate. When kids are born they don't have names. Not all users want to tell you their names. A null value is data too.

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    Comment #43574735

    The best practice way to swap fullname for firstname, lastname would be to: 1. Migration that adds firstname and lastname columns will all nulls 2. Deploy application code change t…

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    Comment #43295348

    Looks great! Can I run it on my own bare metal cluster? Will I need to buy a license?

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    Comment #43105436

    Testing strategy? What’s that? I kid, but just a bit. Our use case is a data warehouse. We use DBT to build everything. Each commit is built in CI to a CI target project. Each comm…

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    Comment #43084611

    Timescale is definitely worth a look. Pg_partman gets you part of the way. We ended up going with bigquery for our workload because it solved a bigger bag of problems for our needs…

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    Comment #42554896

    Reuters really broke the site for me when they did what looked like a rewrite about a year ago. Glad to see this as I hardly read it anymore. bbc news is going downhill too, anothe…

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    Comment #42514734

    That’s confusing. What DDL did it do? Create new partitions?

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    Comment #42506068

    My preferred way of working is plain sublime text and the terminal. I use command line tools for linting, formatting and type checking, wrapped in “make lint”. I find that sublime …

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    Comment #42403819

    Sounds like a win from a product perspective, higher retention! Clearly a feature, not a bug. The metrics don’t lie! /s

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    Comment #42382504

    This has been the case for years now, way before the AI craze. We just used to call it machine leaning. The best performing predictive models are black boxes which can’t practicall…

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    Comment #42382317

    Interesting! Is there anything like this that I could host myself?

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    Comment #41831731

    Strategically this is huge for the US and NATO. Being able to put orders of magnitude more payload in orbit at a fraction of the cost of the competition is a huge advantage in cont…