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Comment #48892568
https://www.404media.co/footage-shows-cop-stalking-woman-he-... So do we need to wait for abuse with this specific piece of technology in order to be concerned?
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Comment #47855566
Pricing page reflects this: https://claude.com/pricing#individual-features
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Claude Code to be removed from Pro Tier?
https://x.com/TheAmolAvasare/status/2046725498592722972 https://xcancel.com/TheAmolAvasare/status/204672549859272297...
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Comment #44567489
Absolutely, I do this at $dayjob to update feature flags and refresh config. Your code just needs to understand that such execution is not guaranteed to happened, and in-flight req…
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Comment #44567380
Oh wow, a 23-page write up about how the author misunderstood AWS Lambda's execution model [1]. > It emits an event, then immediately returns a response — meaning it always reports…
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Comment #44187974
> I won’t get sucked into the session ID vs. JWT argument, but honestly, using JWTs in cookies is a win because you don’t have to fuss with storing session data on the server. Okay…
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Comment #43970361
Linking to a collection of context-less clips from a streamer with an active sexual harassment suit[1], whose community is engaging on a harassment campaign against the subject in …
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Comment #43970320
> Yes it is. But the the 1st amendment does not say that any speech can have zero consequences for you. The Government taking action against a citizen for voicing opinions it does …
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Comment #43016281
> Their profit margin is 5.5%. 5.5% of what, dmm? https://www.healthcaredive.com/news/unitedhealth-unh-2024-re... > the Minnesota healthcare behemoth reported adjusted profit of $2…
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Comment #39599289
Does AWS need to build anything on the site as part of this deal, or are they simply leveraging the power added to the grid in their existing us-east-1 footprint? The distance from…
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Comment #38437856
> Transamerica is getting worse service because the contractor that they prefer wanted to look at documentation for a system they payed for. This is why enterprise IT is a legally …
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Comment #31510405
> I mean, you didn't even consider implementing a simple fetch of an already cloned repository in your mirroring server code. So yeah, I'd argue that the bad faith part is actually…
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Comment #31092970
There's a _lot_ of assuming happening on this post so far. My understanding was the Twitter account previously had different handles, including her real name. I don't think that le…
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Comment #31092927
> sourced by a former Twitter employee Really missing a key word from the title there, OP.
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Comment #28755063
I think you need to re-adjust your expectations, it's not reasonable to have a fully fleshed out RCA blog post available within hours of incident resolution. Most other cloud provi…
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Comment #27750607
> It seems our completely untethered tumble into the world of 1984 led by Big Brother and every all-seeing eye on the planet, with Microsoft pushing us through a new window and int…
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Comment #24294886
The author took an article about somebody suggesting that having email be the only mechanism for contributing to the Linux kernel might be a barrier to entry for new developers, an…
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Comment #21694129
I've been extremely skeptical of ARM EC2 instance types getting any sort of traction, as I don't believe most companies would bother to port their software to another architecture.…
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Comment #18531182
> Consider yourself told, then. Oh, please enlighten me, Drew. > Linux works OOTB on pretty much all hardware, often better than Windows Are device manufacturers supporting Linux? …
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Comment #13862333
I'm confused, where did the he/she state that?
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Comment #13812962
I'm also super excited about VS2017. But excuse me this HN comment (last line, with the insensitive remark) is super cringe-inducing. Horrible.
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Comment #13515286
Check your SSL config, I'm getting a common name mismatch when I browse your site.
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Comment #12548393
Yes, because I'd rather DarkSky focus on being a great weather API than being a mediocre geocoding API.