Nikkau

Not really OSS though

If you use *BSD, you have to use jails, it's just law

> I actually used AI extensively to help me write the reference implementation for AURA.

You should add a section to explain why OpenAPI isn't enough (narrator's voice: it is).

Otherwise, it just seems you vibecoded the wheel.

A more visual way https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsAlFKXAMjM

They doesn't seems against free speech but how Ted choose to use their free speech.

> Due to the model’s randomness, even when impersonating a Democrat, sometimes ChatGPT answers would lean towards the right of the political spectrum.

Seems fair.

It's bad faith, a normal stacking would have made them completely disappear, it's one of main reasons to do stacking, remove things which are not on all images, and it's works flawlessly.

You have to actively tweak your settings to create this kind of photo.

> It always seems to degenerate into an "us vs them"

That's the point, "us vs them" is pretty good upgrade from "me vs them"

That's the trick.

They thought it was free.

> I feel like JavaScript is the laughing stock of the programming community sometimes...

Don't worry, it's PHP.

Next step: Amazon guys have to wear a shock collar by contract, an IA oversees every drop and stun him if anything suspect happen.

The proper way isn't to specify artifact checksum?

When you rebuild your "main", you update the checksum and Nomad should see it as a change, no?

I can't test right now, I don't know if Nomad pick the job change and download the new artifact or just fail the check.

On https://developer.github.com/guides/managing-deploy-keys/#ma...

Tip: Our terms of service state:

    Accounts registered by "bots" or other automated methods are not permitted.

This means that you cannot automate the creation of accounts. But if you want to create a single machine user for automating tasks such as deploy scripts in your project or organization, that is totally cool.

This is a text editor.

It's streaming lag, the input lag should be far higher.

I suspect a very simple setup :

- An IRC bot listen for message including a key name and queue them somewhere (Redis maybe?).

- Another process just dequeue keys and apply them in emulator.

It's actually a wrong way of doing things.

We are almost in 2014, you must use a configuration manager. It's better and simpler.

Free plan without custom domain is useless, no point to test your service.

Can I haz an Ansible playbook with good things?

Yeah, as great as Github... Oh wait!

Title is misleading, when only 3% of requests hits PHP, you don't "scale PHP".

Ok, why it's more expensive?

Saying "raising our prices will help us to continue to improve across the board and bring you better, more solid DNS services" is the exact opposite of transparence.

Phone call is coming.

"Moreover… Nginx wasn’t always the winnner." is my favorite part.

It's not a gamble a sec.

You can flip them at least 10 times the price day one for sure. A lot more if you wait.

People love making collections of expensives things.

They are busy trying to be able to support Rails apps for now.

A blog is nearly a read-only webapp, it's the easiest type of website to scale.

If you can't avoid 502s with trafic HN can make, you should'nt do benchmarks about hosting matter.

Free isn't modifying HTML, but filtering ads servers IPs.

If you have cpu issues with a blog post you are doing it wrong.

If your CDN is useless because of cpu burning on your side, you are not using your CDN.