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superq

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    EU data regions are based on the insanely flawed idea that data is: * a physical thing that can only live in one place * not copyable * can be 'contained'. The whole thing reeks of…

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    Comment #43337816

    Is this hyperbole, or are you seriously claiming that the Jewish men who run Breitbart, or Jewish founders like Ben Shapiro or Andrew Breitbart, are neo-Nazis?

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    Comment #43302977

    The issues that I have with Redis are not at all its API (which is elegant and brilliant) or even its serialized, single-core, single-threaded design, but its operational hazards. …

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    Comment #43287438

    Complexity == risk. > It seems like the thing getting backed up shouldn’t have the privilege of deleting backups in case it gets compromised. (agreed) > For backups, I added a nigh…

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    Comment #43257665

    Agreed, or even just start with sqlite for your globals and then scale to those later.

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    Comment #43257654

    OLAP questions are usually out-of-band and preferably by a tool designed for it (like Clickhouse). Scanning all DB's is something that can be done in the background for most of the…

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    Comment #43257612

    > Don't do this What's wrong with that? Of course it will work fine; SQLite, with or without WAL, has a ton of protections against corruption from writes-in-progress, which is what…

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    Comment #43257588

    If that will fit your RPO, why not only do that? Saves a lot of complexity (and risk).

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    Comment #43244269

    > physics isn't just a good idea, it is the law. That is awesome.

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    Comment #43211038

    Both sides agree that America has provided at least $100 billion and possibly up to a half-trillion in aid and other consideration to Ukraine. That's a fair bit of money! And, if Z…

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    Comment #43210942

    Technically, Zelenskyy instituted martial law and cancelled Ukrainian elections, so although he is the undisputed leader in power in Ukraine, he's not an elected president. Do actu…

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    Comment #43210833

    It doesn't take more than engineers to maintain an open-source browser , though. Why does it have to be a company at all? Remember Firefox? Firefox was literally just an act-of-lov…

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    Comment #43210567

    It's a bit odd that literally every single top comment is pro-Zelenskyy and anti-White House. I haven't seen a single thoughtful critique of Zelenskyy or his behavior on HN; it see…

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    Comment #43209063

    Complete legal arguments as well. If I was an attorney, I'd love to have a sophisticated LLM write my crib notes for anything I might do or say in the court room, or even the compl…

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    Comment #43208844

    Mozilla owns Pocket.

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    Comment #43208820

    Mozilla now sells data, while Brave does not?

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    Yeah, that's an interesting question, because it sounds like a ton of data vs not enough compute, but, aside from this all being in a SAN or large storage array: The larger Supermi…

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    Comment #42868662

    AI is potentially so much deeper than MAD status quo.

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    Comment #42848426

    Most LLMs default to being sycophantic yes-men, but if you create a custom prompt, it can help mitigate any issues. I have a custom prompt that instructs gpt4o to get aggressive ab…