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jcrben

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About jcrben

Just another coder.

bencreasy.com github.com/jcrben twitter.com/jcrben

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    Comment #48709167

    Section 230

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    Comment #48089863

    The depreciation of a dam versus batteries can can weigh the benefits towards dams.

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    Comment #47818877

    Their customer service is surprisingly hostile. I still use them tho since I'm using them for low stakes stuff

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    Comment #47198621

    If you hammer their free tier with lots of nonsense queries that also probably doesn't help them. Definitely don't pay them With that said, for the free tier I tend to use grok - a…

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    Comment #46689245

    Generally I'm using 'e' to go forward and 'b' to go backward

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    Comment #45315465

    I'm not involved in the initiative so I can't answer the question definitively? I provided one of the major reasons that projects get switched from C. I think it's likely to be a m…

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    Comment #45314864

    As a user, you may not be aware that C makes it relatively easy to create https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffer_overflow which are a major source of security vulnerabilities. This…

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    Comment #45314587

    C is unsafe.

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    Comment #44752639

    362 downloads over 20 hours isn't that impressive. Not saying Anaconda isn't great. Don't have much experience with it but I hope the devs get paid for all the value delivered, whi…

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    Comment #44698108

    I listen to a ton of audiobooks on oreilly which I have a subscription to from work.

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    Comment #44610952

    What was the actual risk of using SpringBoot tho?

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    Comment #44102792

    The point is that we know the weathering process will shed microplastics. https://magazine.hms.harvard.edu/articles/microplastics-ever...

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    Comment #43477776

    Snapshot for posterity: https://web.archive.org/web/20250326005255/https://refactori...

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    Comment #42800927

    I use monkeybrains with the same ipv6 problem. One workaround is to run a VPN. Planning to switch but haven't gotten around to it

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    Comment #42770621

    The issue is also discussed in the linked issue. Maybe this will trigger a rethink in how s3 compatible storage systems work.

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    Comment #42725259

    Technically it appears red dye no 3 was banned due to cancer and Delaney clause, however, keep in mind that I think the primary reason it was banned in California last year was all…

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    Comment #42725210

    I think the primary reason it was banned in California last year was all the studies correlating it to deleterious cognitive impacts on children https://www.additudemag.com/red-dye…

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    Comment #42273463

    Probably. Mentioned a couple manufacturers working on greener tires: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42273418

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    Comment #42273418

    Michelin is at least looking into it: https://www.michelin.com/en/media/magazine/michelin-is-takin... Nokia is also working on green tires with more biodegradation https://www.noki…

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    Comment #42168456

    add `ssh_pwauth: false` if you can edit the cloud-init configuration - that's what I'm doing

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    Comment #41703322

    Interesting summary - what's your take on opensuse? Seems like solid system but hasn't seemed to grow the way I'd expect

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    Comment #41616629

    Where did you see this documentation?

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    Comment #40244973

    I don't think so. This is just for Aptiv's investment. Looks like Aptiv (APTV) will remain separate.

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    Comment #39364033

    This convinced me that it's maybe worth trying. Given the number of tools out there and how easy git feels for me right now (pretty easy), that's a highish bar

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    Comment #39207445

    It's also affected by the fundamental barriers to entry in offering a competing product - homes don't get built quickly and people can't move that easily.