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But why?

You mean couch class? https://boomsupersonic.com/static/images/overture-experience...

Meilisearch is nice for tiny indexes, but it’s extremely slow at indexing and it’s not really comparable to elastic or manticore when it comes to larger datasets and requirements beyond the most basic use cases.

Elastic App Search would be well suited for something like that. It comes with a built in crawler.

It «works», but still takes up a lot of resources (gigabytes of RAM and a whole CPU core while in video meetings),and depending on sso policies might require you to sign in several times a day. It’s also limited to four video streams.

And this is why Nikola Tesla died poor.

I find even the iPhone 12 mini way too large. The iPhone 4 form factor was perfect.

Most of these flags seem to have wrong proportions, a lot of those I checked also have wrong colors and some of the flags have other serious mistakes. So unfortunately this library seems quite useless.

The author seems to have forgotten the obvious alternative of using ints for database primary keys and uuids externally.

That’s not precise. Gross income after deductions and taxes paid is public information, salary is not.

@nostrebored Well, Hetzner never went down for the 7 years I managed a HA setup spanning three of their data centers. One of the DCs was unavailable for a few hours during a planned moving op, but we had no outages. None.

UI components were removed from the framework and made optional with Laravel 6 in 2019.

Floating point arithmetic doesn't «suck», it's the code that treats floats as decimal numbers that sucks.

«Relied On A Cloud Provider For Redundance» is missing. Typically misclassified as 503, but really belongs in 77x

787 should be Plane Crash

Perhaps they had to patch some critical vulnerability like the one that exposed 533M personal records and did the right thing by pressing the red button™

Yea

Norwegian here. I’d say the problem is YAML, not Norway :D

Norwegian here. The reason for the quotas is historical and were put in place to limit miners' consumption of beer and liquor. Interestingly there's practically no quota on wine, presumably because miners didn't care much for that.

You can't buy wine and liquor at local stores in Norway Svalbard, but there is a great selection in the state run monopoly stores (Vinmonopolet). In Longyearbyen there's one called Nordpolet (The North Pole, a pun on "pol" meaning both pole and being an abbrevation for monopoly).

You could just run your app in a container.

How about storing enum values as... enum values in the database?

They probably should’ve started porting their app to web tech 10-15 years ago rather than ranting about progress in native frameworks.

Hey, did anyone hear about Spectre?