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zinclozenge
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Comment #44747941
Having built a prototype of a system like Ursa myself, this isn't something that you need to use at all, especially because it seems like this is only available in S3 Express One Z…
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Comment #43195961
If they're offering SSO using a 3rd party provider like Auth0 then they probably have to charge for it because of how expensive it is.
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Comment #41742801
I love this stuff. Seems like TektiteDB also has an implementation as well https://github.com/spirit-labs/tektite/tree/main/cluster
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Comment #41197432
Ah gotcha, that's a nice way of approaching it. Best of luck to you guys.
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Comment #41196833
Do you guys only offer SAML in your hosted SaaS?
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Comment #41087135
Amazing! I also learned about domains with your comment.
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Comment #41071021
I always wondered about this, a while ago I saw a library similar to this that modeled FSMs in Postgres, and had a comment saying "todo: cycle detection". And made me wonder if it'…
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Comment #40588219
I've seen a bunch of people recommending alternatives that are also Python based, makes me wonder if there's similar things for other languages like Go, Rust, etc
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Comment #39906760
I'd be curious to see a direct performance comparison between their python and JS workers. Based on my own experience with pyodide, I'd wager there might be up to a 2x performance …
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Comment #39841980
This tends to be my experience, but mainly when it comes to areas that neither model know about. Claude 3 Opus will happily make something up, but ChatGPT4 will point out where it'…
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Comment #39756842
Can you point to any resources to read up on this?
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Comment #39179645
Which is interesting considering Freeman Dyson was the guy that made the connection between Schwinger's and Feynman's QED.
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Comment #39134536
Since we're on the subject, is there a modern alternative to Jenkins?
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Comment #38711025
Are you talking about pods/deployments/etc or lower level abstractions like informers and things like that?
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Comment #38334971
I'm currently in the boat where I need to set up authentication (and eventually authorization) for a startup catering to big enterprises almost exclusively. I'd love to be recommen…
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Comment #38006605
I learned how to program by working on a modest simulation for one of the PIs involved with IceCube. I ended up leaving academia but I really enjoy keeping up with the project over…
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Comment #37938307
I specifically started paying for youtube premium because spotify just didn't have nearly as much of the music I listen to, and specifically the artists I listen to, and the youtub…
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Comment #37936877
Overpriced? Can't say I disagree with you, but Harness was by far the best CD solution I've ever used, and to this day I'm still waiting for an open source solution to replicate th…
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Comment #37920326
Some agencies, ones you might not even expect like the USPS and FDA, also have law enforcement powers, but have very narrow jurisdiction (relative to general law enforcement agenci…
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Comment #37828342
Yea, after reading the article I went and read the 2.10 release blog post and then came back and commented as if the article posted was the 2.10 post. That was my mistake.
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Comment #37822593
I was hoping the blog post would include a tentative roadmap for adding tiered storage.
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Comment #37617725
I've never used it myself, but while doing research I noticed that it received a lot of praise from users. One thing that did catch my attention is that it doesn't use statefulsets…
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Comment #37499381
Oregon no longer requires a prescription since 2022.
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Comment #37423314
Hard to say, as far as I can tell there's no networking libraries right now.
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Comment #37351660
This might have been a concern within the first few years of its life, but at this point Go has too much community inertia to get killed.