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Wow I had no idea that was the case, thanks for the detailed examples!

This might be a bit pedantic, but isn't it not necessarily that they provide a modified minio to users, but rather (or additionally) they are running a service that uses a modified minio under the hood?

I think there is an important distinction between the content itself being free and the infrastructure cost required to host things costing money.

Good to see another CEO taking full responsibility

I'm in Colorado and have the furnace set between 63-65 in the winter by choice, nothing to do with cost

This is honestly a bafflingly ignorant comment. The British royalty are responsible for reprehensible acts against humanity. To pretend as if the queen is no different than any other person undermimes centuries of oppression by the British empire.

Same! I have an email that contains a common female name (even though the actual email doesn't have anything to do with that name) and I constantly get emails of someone trying to setup accounts for various services /shrug

That was a super interesting read, thanks for sharing!

Can you elaborate on why HTTP APIs cannot be REST APIs? I know a lot of http services are misclassified as REST, but why can they by definition not be?

If you are getting banned regularly from online communities you might want to reconsider why that is happening

Where do you think the water in those bottles comes from exactly?

Dev.to has become littered with articles regurgitating popular project's documentation examples, unfortunately. Medium has this problem to an extent, but discoverability on dev.to has become increasingly difficult due to low effort spam

"He mentioned the head of the project doesn't know I exist"

This makes me wonder if maybe you working remotely isn't exactly kosher and your boss is covering his and your behinds until you are in the office.

I don't see the link between poetry and direnv? Poetry is about solving python's dependency issues, direnv doesn't seem to have anything to do with that

Exactly. This is probably a $300 actual cost item they have to charge 5x for to pay for all the supporting infrastructure and software engineers

It is mind blowing that this is something people are willing to accept. The feature is there, the ecological damage is done already by including those extra resources, and you've paid for the vehicle but don't actually own its capabilities.

I'll throw in my anecdote.

I was suffering from hand tremors that had no obvious root cause. It was getting bad enough I was starting to spill drinks while holding (relatively) heavy glasses.

Saw a doctor and got screened for all the potential causes and nothing came back.

I decided to try lions mane and took it daily for about 6 months. That was 3 years ago and my hands are steady as they've ever been. Ymmv.

Now that is an interesting factoid!

That is exactly what it is though. The Ansible CLI is just a client of that API. You can easily interface with the library itself in python

I don't think you are the target demographic this article is referencing.

I don't think the 2nd UX was in any way less "straightforward"

For an app that is heavily reliant on geographical location, showing things on a map is way more intuitive than just showing whatever random location was last reviewed

Maybe a little niche, but car-review YouTube has some refreshingly honest reviewers.

A couple of my favorites: Throttle House SavageGeese TheTopher Hagerty - specifically Jason Camisa's videos SmokingTire

FTA: "sedentary behaviour – any behaviour performed in the sitting, reclining or lying posture, while awake – has recently emerged as a risk factor for CHD."

Shocking.

That is hugely optimistic. Rates could just as easily be 8% in 2-3 years

One I tried was "raccoon riding bear" and it was just a horrific amalgamation of faces and fur

Mostly just getting unrecognizable blobs

That is explicitly called out as not being allowed:

"An employer cannot post a $70,000-$100,000 range for a junior accountant position just because it pays senior accountants at the high end of that range. But it can post $70,000-$100,000 for an accountant if it does not limit the posting to junior or senior accountants, and genuinely might offer as low as $70,000 for a junior accountant, or as much as $100,000 for a senior one."

https://cdle.colorado.gov/equalpaytransparency https://cdle.colorado.gov/sites/cdle/files/INFO%20%239_%20Eq...

I looked up a few of the medications I take and the prices were about even with what I pay at Costco. This is great if it is more accessible for more people

That was my take away as well lol

I had a similar experience, not necessarily with being able to move around to different teachers. In general, the teachers for the gifted classes were leagues ahead of the normal teachers. By having access to better teachers, I for sure received a better education than non-gifted students. And honestly, I can see why that is a problem. Ideally all teachers would be competent and caring, but as a society we tend to treat the position as a glorified baby sitter