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Comment #49235410
> the 662 MB used by the "Renderer" is shared between many Windows components Fine, shutdown the weather and stock ticker apps.
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Comment #49164521
that seems very risky. it doesn't take much effort for the interviewer to spot a trickster, forfieting the interview. There is also no telling the second problem would be easier. I…
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Comment #49117905
Cool story bro. I used a llm to help me name a variable.
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Comment #49028238
I disagree. Sony can't bring back Walkmans because a Walkman won't generate the returns Sony demands. Furthermore, they refuse to open-source it so it stays hidden in a vault. Plen…
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Comment #48874343
Yes, you're describing a fundemental feature of DNS.
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Comment #48870643
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Not quite done right.
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Comment #48870613
> because it is using the public ip instead of the private one. For this edge case, the issue is not with DNS; it's that the router is not configured to allow internal clients to a…
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Comment #48870560
> - Run two haproxy instances, This made me consider my haproxy architecture. I use haproxy acl rules and the use_backend directive to enforce security policy and routing. It denie…
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Comment #48824966
because when crashing on a motorcycle, it's only the cyclists face that's turned inside out and in such a way that it's not a burden on society to treat a vegetable.
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Comment #48551020
Why? Because if you need to serve ads that are being blacklisted by DNS, you need something like this.
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Comment #48550830
why isn't your mental model to use DNS?
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Comment #48522349
Why would you think this ai slop suddenly breaks that barrier?
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Comment #48453899
one day we'll get the equivelent of language server for build systems.
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Comment #48363496
very impressived with no LLM results. If I want LLM, I don't need to use a search engine to engange with it. That's a different product.
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Comment #48358165
> My first and only layoff Won't be your last.
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Comment #48229504
I was running Ubuntu 16.04; migrated to FreeBSD and I'm all in. Between 16.04 and the current version of Linux; the ecosystem shifted. It's values shifted in ways that did not alig…
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Comment #48227341
Of course it's robbery. I don't think anyone is truly arguing it's not. The issue is that, if we don't do it, China will. Game over. I'm surprised I hvan't seen more economist scho…
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Comment #48203821
Ah, this makes most sense to me, the details of the compromise must have already been published, "The attacker’s current claims of ~3,800 repositories are directionally consistent …
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Comment #48201752
Are they required to announce that they're being hacked in real time?
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Comment #48190256
Iosevka, a free open-source alternative to Berkeley Mono.
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Comment #48024199
> manager who's managing 15 people AND expected to ship Notable is what they're not doing--annual reviews. This duty is now handled by the all seeing "intelligence" machine that ca…
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Comment #47983525
Aol.com for me.
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Comment #47904738
> new development task (i.e. on something like Jira), or it is completed before the PR merges. You've never written an TODO comment? I find them useful.