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It's all Go anyway, it all looks pretty similar. I think if anything it looks/feels this way because it's a security-first project. By that I mean the way the code is written tends to care more about security over anything else.

Also the Hashicorp projects in general tend to use a lot of their own libraries/code so it's just a little different than other stuff. Code quality isn't too important so long as the code is maintainable (clearly it is, it's had a lot of versions) and works (again, clearly it does. a lot of folks use vault just fine, including me).

All previous CVEs are handled in a very straightforward manner with reasonable notifications as well, just like this one. This just has a big fancy article attached to it because it's Blackhat week and folks want to get a big fancy release. If you need further proof of the Blackhat effect go look up the 'death of http/1.1' article.

I'd say that Up On Poppy Hill is probably my partner and I's favorite Ghibli film. It's 'small' and 'quiet' in that the scope is a single town, and there's nothing super fantastical about it. Every time I watch it I see and hear something new. This is definitely Goro's best film as a director at Ghibli.

The film that hit me the hardest though is The Wind Rises. If you are a married man this is a film that will absolutely effect you emotionally. There are some films that are targeted as extremely specific audiences and this is one of those. I think everyone can enjoy it, but there's a handful of scenes that are so specific that I connected with so directly that I could feel every moment that Miyazaki was trying to convey at that exact time.

There's another film that is definitely more biased to adults, that is Only Yesterday. It's probably the slowest paced film that Ghibli has made, however it's one that's stuck with me so thoroughly. Especially the final few scenes, which only when they're over do you realize was something like 15-20 minutes with maybe a handful of dialogue lines. This is also another non-Miyazaki film that is extremely good.

They really, truly need to fix this integration. Gemini in Google Docs is barely acceptable, it doesn't work at all (for me) in Gmail, and I've not yet had it do anything other than error in Google Sheets.

Even the study itself calls out 'low-flouride' vs 'high-flouride.' Not 'no flouride.'

Utah is going to have a dental crisis in a few years, as there already too few dentists.

- There is probably a PRC backdoor somewhere in this

- This is probably very high quality software

I've dealt with Huawei security a little bit and in general Huawei as a company is really serious about security and handles low-level/deep security software pretty well.

Also based on what the top commenter posted about the license... I don't know how usable this actually is for anyone, lol.

A vast majority of AI translations are usually enough to get the gist of the story but tend to miss a lot of really important with-context story clues. What I've found is that the best case is that you can get a 'speed translation' with AI, and then have a translator come in behind and clean it up. Much like using AI to generate the base of an image and then painting over top of it to fix any artistic choices it's made that the artist doesn't agree with.

Maintaining a lot of clusters is super different than maintaining one cluster.

Also please don't actually try to get near those limits, your etcd cluster will be very sad unless you're _very_ careful (think few deployments, few services, few namespaces, no using etcd events, etc).

The main pain point I personally see is that everyone goes 'just use Kubernetes' and this is an answer, however it is not the answer. It steamrolling all conversations leads to a lot of the frustration around it in my view.

That’s the 5% when it does matter.

This is an interesting thought so I looked it up and this is how (all?) preload syscall overrides work. You override the wrapper but not the syscalls itself so if you’re doing direct syscalls I don’t think that can be overridden. Technically you could override the syscall function itself maybe?

that’s quite a productive thing. art has tremendous value to society.

why don’t we automate the washing machine more instead of automating the artist?

Here's an example thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/vfx/comments/1e4zdj7/in_the_climate...

I am not trying to be negative, however it is the reality that ML/LLM has eliminated entire industries. Medical transcription for example is essentially gone.

Although I don’t think it’ll be quite as elegant as the Haskell code.

With MySQL I saw the interesting use-case of the black hole storage engine to scale out replication logs but ultimately the only usage I’m aware of was for scaling other mysql read replicas.

The idea of scaling an application by tailing logs from a database sounds very interesting to me, and I’m curious if you’ve explored this at all. There’s of course things like Kafka (and then things like Debezium), but it’s hard to beat direct!

If you want actual OSS you can use an older release, the KV system guts haven’t changed much in awhile iirc.