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stigz

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About stigz

https://netsplit.dev

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    > We, ngrok, have sponsored Mac to write this post because we think it’s an underexplored perspective on the topic of reliability. Uh, okay. Were there any reliability perspectives…

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    Comment #48440508

    Price? If you have to ask, you can't afford it.

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    Comment #44610723

    https://archive.ph/Z97N7

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    Comment #44566574

    At my company, we have been using Ramp. https://ramp.com

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    Comment #44566549

    Is there any market/demand for AI companions for females (i.e. https://jaimee.ai ), or has this trend of AI companions vastly for males? I suspect the latter, but curious if anyone…

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    Comment #42958103

    I experienced something similar. My use case is I need to summarize bank statements (sums, averages, etc.). Gemini wouldn't do it, it said too many pages. When I asked the max numb…

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    Comment #42800717

    We've been using technology to touch up movies for years. What's the big deal - just because its the AI boogey man? Accusations the director is deliberately using AI to squeeze art…

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    Comment #39237927

    This is neat. I take it these these accounting breakdowns for films are hard to come by? Would love to see more for some of my favorite films.

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    Comment #38375659

    A firm handshake. They had no time to ink a benefits package, my dude.

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    Comment #37627672

    I think Nix intention is more general purpose OS and tooling. Bottlerocket is about being just enough of an OS to run containers, and that's it.

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    Comment #37627378

    That's a good point. And it sounds like it would work to me as well. I don't know the answer either. I guess my point is the project should be providing a clear path that doesn't i…

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    Comment #37627288

    This seems to still be very much an AWS/Amazon project with no clear path to becoming its own independent thing. For example, you want vulnerability scanning on the OS? Well you ca…

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    Comment #37104497

    In a similar vein, here's an analysis of the illusion in Radiohead's Videotape I found interesting. https://youtu.be/p_IHotHxIl8

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    Comment #37036762

    One thing - Consider leaving the URL in your post blank so it routes to this HN discussion instead of your homepage. I completely missed this post of yours announcing V2 and its fe…

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    Comment #36889625

    The service is a layer on top of S3 if that helps answer things. https://www.tarsnap.com/faq.html#is-tarsnap-reliable

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    Why would I use your service over restic? God bless you Colin, but reading this, it appears you're the only one in charge of the infrastructure for this service. I'm glad you're cl…

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    Comment #36638882

    No, judging from the Disclosure Timeline at the very bottom, it appears the lengthy remediation is due to ServiceNow dragging their feet. Took them over a month, plus a followup em…

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    Comment #36589292

    https://www.netsplit.dev I need to write more.

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    Comment #33488392

    Those engineers blamed themselves for the Challenger all these years? What a shame,

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    Comment #33402388

    This article starts with an Arch-based system. I think it should be noted that the Arch wiki also has its own recommendations for hardening. [1] [1] https://wiki.archlinux.org/titl…

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    Speaking of go, it looks they will be patching this as well. https://groups.google.com/g/golang-announce/c/dRtDK7WS78g

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    Comment #31960175

    It's not about you, bud. Speaking at a global level it is more efficient.

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    Comment #31465055

    Can't vouch for Lukol, but I have been using Searx and really enjoy it. You can self host or use a public instance. https://searx.github.io/searx/