If a trend can be established by one data point, surely it can be countered by four?
I am surprised not enough people are talking about the philosophical implications of these inventions. AI is the biggest attack on religion/human-centralism since Newton and Darwin.
Why would you need this over just using the jdbc driver?
Pretty sure that is entirely an unfair comparison. You don't need a connection per thread either. It is common to have web servers handles thousands of requests per second with a connection pool size of 20. As long as…
The /wordpress/ part of url suggests otherwise
The problem only arises when you have to worry about persistent state. As soon as you have to worry about that, you have to think about backups, replicas, disaster recovery drills and so on. It is much easier to solve…
Less installed things means smaller security surface area, fewer things to patch when CVEs get discovered etc. Thanks to `kubectl debug`, you don't need to install debugging utilities into your production image.
Isn't that the whole point of TCP? Creating a pair of two streams you can read out of and write to out of less reliable network primitives? I am not sure why this is a revelation. Any college level networking course…
> If I’m understanding this correctly You're not. > it starts by raising this question, then argues that it’s kind of a cheap and meaningless punch-down. The cheap and meaningless punch-down in the article is the…
Do they really? Do you genuinely that most people asking the "Where Are the Vibecoded Photoshops?" question are those who don't understand that "Level 2 and 3 activities" were the real bottleneck or are they trying to…
That probably explains why I needed an LLM to make sense of it at all.
It doesn't help that the article is actually quite poorly written.
This is the first time in my life I have ever felt the need of an LLM to understand an article. Even after understanding the overall gist of the article (thanks ChatGPT!), I still can't make head or tail of many…
That is because the terminology (and the keybindings) come from the Emacs tradition, not vim. Most shells come with “vim mode” as well, but at least in my experience, the dual mode editing paradigm of does not feel like…
> US has privacy laws in place that will protect you They don't protect us at all. Thanks to Snowden, we all know that the US government has extremely sophisticated and wide-ranging ability to get access to any data we…
The original comment was neither false dichotomy nor whataboutism. It was a simple point that the rest of the world is already used to their data being snooped by the US government. So apart from US exceptionalism,…
Getting snooped on by the US government being so normalized is obviously not propaganda though? Right?
You overestimate how much the rest of the world cares about data being sent to “chinese servers”, when all this while our data was being sent to “American servers” anyways.
> No print publication on the planet does this At least in India, most popular newspapers actually do this nowadays. Several full page ads including on the front page have become the norm. It is mostly a function of how…
If that is the case, why did the trial absolve him of all crimes and why did get consecrated as a bishop by the king of Spain?
It is also worth noting that he was absolved of all crimes and eventually consecrated as a bishop.
India’s problems have nothing to do with population and everything to do with complete collapse of all government institutions.
> Browser memories let ChatGPT remember useful details from your web browsing to provide better responses and suggestions, while maintaining privacy and user control. Users can opt-in during setup or in Settings >…
From the article, individual video segments were 2-6 MB in size and SQS and Kinesis have a 1MB limit for individual records so they couldn’t have used either service directly. At least not without breaking their…
It's an omz thing.
If a trend can be established by one data point, surely it can be countered by four?
I am surprised not enough people are talking about the philosophical implications of these inventions. AI is the biggest attack on religion/human-centralism since Newton and Darwin.
Why would you need this over just using the jdbc driver?
Pretty sure that is entirely an unfair comparison. You don't need a connection per thread either. It is common to have web servers handles thousands of requests per second with a connection pool size of 20. As long as…
The /wordpress/ part of url suggests otherwise
The problem only arises when you have to worry about persistent state. As soon as you have to worry about that, you have to think about backups, replicas, disaster recovery drills and so on. It is much easier to solve…
Less installed things means smaller security surface area, fewer things to patch when CVEs get discovered etc. Thanks to `kubectl debug`, you don't need to install debugging utilities into your production image.
Isn't that the whole point of TCP? Creating a pair of two streams you can read out of and write to out of less reliable network primitives? I am not sure why this is a revelation. Any college level networking course…
> If I’m understanding this correctly You're not. > it starts by raising this question, then argues that it’s kind of a cheap and meaningless punch-down. The cheap and meaningless punch-down in the article is the…
Do they really? Do you genuinely that most people asking the "Where Are the Vibecoded Photoshops?" question are those who don't understand that "Level 2 and 3 activities" were the real bottleneck or are they trying to…
That probably explains why I needed an LLM to make sense of it at all.
It doesn't help that the article is actually quite poorly written.
This is the first time in my life I have ever felt the need of an LLM to understand an article. Even after understanding the overall gist of the article (thanks ChatGPT!), I still can't make head or tail of many…
That is because the terminology (and the keybindings) come from the Emacs tradition, not vim. Most shells come with “vim mode” as well, but at least in my experience, the dual mode editing paradigm of does not feel like…
> US has privacy laws in place that will protect you They don't protect us at all. Thanks to Snowden, we all know that the US government has extremely sophisticated and wide-ranging ability to get access to any data we…
The original comment was neither false dichotomy nor whataboutism. It was a simple point that the rest of the world is already used to their data being snooped by the US government. So apart from US exceptionalism,…
Getting snooped on by the US government being so normalized is obviously not propaganda though? Right?
You overestimate how much the rest of the world cares about data being sent to “chinese servers”, when all this while our data was being sent to “American servers” anyways.
> No print publication on the planet does this At least in India, most popular newspapers actually do this nowadays. Several full page ads including on the front page have become the norm. It is mostly a function of how…
If that is the case, why did the trial absolve him of all crimes and why did get consecrated as a bishop by the king of Spain?
It is also worth noting that he was absolved of all crimes and eventually consecrated as a bishop.
India’s problems have nothing to do with population and everything to do with complete collapse of all government institutions.
> Browser memories let ChatGPT remember useful details from your web browsing to provide better responses and suggestions, while maintaining privacy and user control. Users can opt-in during setup or in Settings >…
From the article, individual video segments were 2-6 MB in size and SQS and Kinesis have a 1MB limit for individual records so they couldn’t have used either service directly. At least not without breaking their…
It's an omz thing.