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smw

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    Comment #49211227

    Here's the entirety of the Caddy config to reverse proxy something with managed tls certs. I feel like it's not that big a deal? photos.example.com { reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:8080 {…

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    Comment #49211165

    I don't know what you're on about. Just run Caddy and it does it all for you.

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    Comment #49204348

    I don't think there really _is_ an equivalent at Walmart?

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    Comment #49199741

    You can install Linux on modern macs? That doesn't mean that driver info is available, but there's nothing stopping you from installing another os.

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    Comment #49088940

    This is a copyrighted work, why are you publishing it on your website?

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    Comment #49049425

    Because bandwidth between those sticks and the GPU isn't fast enough for fast inference.

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    Comment #48883216

    Many thanks!

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    Comment #48881890

    Any license for it? I think technically we can't even run it legally at the moment?

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    Comment #48819018

    Why would it go to Meta?

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    Comment #48795870

    Even the 'worst' of the ORMs (according to the people in these threads) makes this very easy: users = User.find_by_sql( 10 SQL users.first.posts_count # => 17

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    Comment #48795771

    I'm firmly on the ORM side of things, despite knowing SQL very well -- but your IDE/editor can fix this with bare sql. Try using Jetbrains Datagrip or the DB integration in Idea or…

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    Comment #48795482

    Any concurrency / parallelism?

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    Comment #48759558

    I'm not defending anything about this, but it does have a telescoping torso so it can get to 'human height' when needed.

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    Comment #48736887

    The maintainer and upstream are the same person

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    Comment #48670048

    Sure they do. All the time! For example, if you want to use a script in Google Docs these days, you have to go through an oauth flow to give that script's app permission to do cert…

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    Comment #48661732

    Need to mention sshuttle [0] here, as it magically solves a bunch of these problems without constant reconfiguration [0] https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle

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    Comment #48646055

    Can do fantastically weird stuff with Lua scripts in Redis/Valkey

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    Comment #48642614

    > The reason pvp doesn't work in a persistent world like an MMORPG is because there are no stakes. See Eve Online

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    Comment #48635488

    A lot of them are heavily invested in index funds that added SpaceX at IPO due to market cap.

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    Comment #48598929

    Why would you expect something in your home directory to affect other users?

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    Comment #48356877

    The article talks about using --mlock

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    Comment #48295866

    I think we need a citation about the libertarian / capitalism thing? I know a lot of leftist engineers. Look how blue the bay area votes?

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    Comment #48295786

    I think the idea that they raise outdoor temps over a wide area is a myth spread on facebook. The physics doesn't work out.

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    Comment #48225295

    USB sticks are infamously unreliable, not a great backup plan

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    Comment #48185181

    It's mentioned elsewhere, but check out DeskFlow (oss) https://github.com/deskflow/deskflow