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It feels lovely to use panzer and leavemealone in loop. :")

It looks interesting as a hackathon project. I might be short sighted but how does this is YC S25 level good?

This looks like one of the easiest way to get your domain blacklisted in all the email providers.

Honestly, a majority of news media are just AI generated content (echo chambers). I personally feel Dead Internet Theory is true and has arrived already.

What are the good alternatives? In domain business, everyone like a service which has lived for decades. GoDaddy being the one helps a lot.

I love Cloudflare for my .com domains but they don’t support a lot of TLDs till date.

It’s a wrong way to look at things. Just because CIA can know your location (if they want to), would you share live location to everyone on the internet?

LLM is a tool, but people still need to know — what where how.

Lmao, it's $70B+ brother. Zeros aren't for everyone. :")

Honestly, FSL doesn't break any flow for day to day developers. What's the harm? I am curious to know. On the contrary I like competitive vs non-competitive distinction.

My guesss, but I wonder if it was bought for Tikt = Ticket?

It can be just anonymised search history in this case.

It is one of the service they use. As per the cookie policy page [1]:

> DemandBase - Enables us to identify companies who intend to purchase our products and solutions and deliver more relevant messages and offers to our Website visitors.

[1]: https://www.cloudflare.com/en-in/cookie-policy/

This article highlights many pitfalls but fails to explain "how to practice heroism effectively".

For instance, a team member might notice a recurring pattern and repeatedly save the SLA by addressing it immediately. While this quick fix is heroic, it should also be escalated for a long-term solution. This way, the hero tackles the immediate issue, and the team ensures that such heroism isn't needed in the future, and so on.

Watch the world burn with vodka in hand. It's much better than doing nothing while you can.

It is same for mobile specifications as well lately, where some countries have different chipset (at same prices!).

Do not believe everything you read on an online forum (including HN). Always do your due diligence.

Yes, stackoverflow.co is the parent to multiple communities and enterprise solution.

Stackoverflow.com is one (most popular/biggest) of them.

While at this, here is the list of all communities (they are quite cool! do browse a few): https://stackexchange.com/sites

Another common mistake I have seen: duplicating tables without the indexes.

This is not how it works, period.

    CREATE TABLE <abcv2> SELECT * FROM <abc> WHERE <>

People do it all the time, either to create a backup table, or deleting data in bulk, etc.

noob question: how does this compare to something like vestacp, which install a lot more and mail (roundcube frontend)? I have been using it since 5 years and always work like a charm, maybe HN give me the reason to move on. :')

It isn't that bad an idea.

Imagine that next time you are drunk, you can hire a driver who will drive you back home remotely (along with some AI to stop the car in case connection goes away).

It has a commercial offering, but it isn't "commercial" and provide self hosting fyi. https://github.com/ente-io

The difference is striking the balance between developer's speed and performance. In case we don't want to reload everything and run from scratch, it's pretty easy to do with python too. But we "chose" to run it always and quick reload, so the requests aren't too slow [and scalable].

Rest of the things you mentioned are pretty same for Python as well.

I would guess that's due to digital nomad culture, and living in low COL areas.

~650 GB everything

While I agree and wouldn't use this personally, I do have argument in favor of it.

1) Attack vector reduced to one account which you maintain with healthy hygiene, and hopefully don't use with public systems, etc.

2) You can keep backup 2FA for single account instead of keeping for N accounts.

Yup, agree that attribution might have been more ethical thing to do, even if not required legally.

As far as I understand the author wanted to release it as CC0 after the summer screenings i.e. few months. Due to which the video isn't really available for download on official website.

Anyways, it was a fun read about CC0 after reading your comment. :)

@dang: Can we change the link from Aeon to original website? It looks like Aeon re-published/re-shared without the permission, and are just enjoying the ride.

Creator's request to Aeon: https://twitter.com/RichardMisek/status/1647622806899765251

Original project link: https://www.ahistoryoftheworldaccordingtogettyimages.com

Apparently the creator didn't make it available on Vimeo/Youtube, and someone did without his permission. Unfortunate.

https://twitter.com/RichardMisek/status/1647622806899765251

Nope, no longer "open" office.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/inside-metas-push-to-solve-the-...

Discord pricing model has been so much cool when compared to these reckless move by Docker.

Imagine the following:

[1] Ultra-bad rate-limiting by default to all public images.

[2] X$/month "boost" to have relaxed rate-limit for yourself & contributing some to the community.

[3] The popular the repository is, the higher rate limit it get.

[4] After Y$/month, Docker just suggest other repositories to "support", so the $$ tickle down the whole ecosystem.

[5] Simple feature which allows you to quickly view public images you are dependent on. And which one you/your organisation should support to.

But hey wait... welcome to the world run by VCs and shitty PM roles. :)

These are the people who eat financial sheets and reports for their breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Do you seriously think they don't understand such basic financial assets?

Wait till you find out that it is true for literally every company looking for any role. :')

The recording is quite funny nevertheless.