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Comment #47857785
I just looked at it. It’s kind of interesting. It’s the type of thing that I have thought about. But wouldn’t have done before AI.
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Comment #36189161
And if you skip records that you are depending on for your poor man’s queue, aren’t you just hiding bugs?
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Comment #36189148
While you joke… https://freakonomics.com/podcast/abortion-and-crime-revisite... No the author is not some homicidal maniac. In interviews he emphasizes that no policy should be mad…
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Comment #36189113
Why this is even controversial is a mystery to me. Anyone who has had young kids in daycare knows this. If the study had been about the common cold instead of Covid, I doubt so man…
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Comment #36188691
I’ve run into all sorts of database locking issues and concurrency issues when using a database as a queue. I saw that mistake made a long time ago and I would never do it myself.
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Comment #36180849
It’s not about the chip. It’s an ecosystem play with the chip + CUDA. I’m not saying that makes Nvidia worth 1T with it’s expected profit.
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Comment #36115247
And governments in Australia and the EU are trying to pass laws that make e2e encryption without a back door illegal…
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Comment #36092676
All AWS RDS databases run on a dedicated VM.
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Comment #36092403
Video games have had digital rights management since the first Nintendo game system in the mid 80a
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Comment #36091482
I’m not saying their work is bad. But every abstraction is leaky and it’s a lot easier to find someone who knows how to use the native SDKs for AWS/Azure/GCP than someone who knows…
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Comment #36091254
My first job out of college was a hybrid computer operator /programmer for a company that ran a state lottery. This was the mid 90s. They had a complete backup site with redundant …
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Comment #36091236
And guess how long it takes me to set up an entire data center with Terraform on any of the three major cloud providers? (disclaimer: I work for one of them)? It’s much less mainte…
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Comment #36091153
And why would I base my entire application on a framework by a tiny developer? And honestly, ChatGPT is so well trained on AWS CLIs, Terraform, CloudFormation, the SDKs for Python …
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Comment #36088324
> No, only if they cannot comply with the law. So exactly how is an EU citizen suppose to use a service like Shopify - that has to store PII - and that’s not based in the EU? > Tha…
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Comment #36088261
As opposed to the War on Drugs that just focused on minorities and the fact that cocaine has a lot lower penalties than the same amount of crack because of who uses it? Or do you m…
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Comment #36085570
How so? Why do you need the government to tell you which products you can use? If you don’t like the policies of a particular company, don’t use their products.
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Comment #36084779
Despite the use of the term by out of touch politicians, knowing what is really going on was the original definition of woke as in “stay woke”.
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Comment #36084732
https://lsww.de/shopify-illegal/ And the HN discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33561222