danhon

Just for once it would be nice to read non-slop copy, eh?

Just once, it would be nice to read something where the publisher has put in some effort to at least hide the slop.

There are also really cold places in the world!

Allocation of a finite amount of engineering resources.

This is essentially requiring ID for IP connectivity.

Someone please fix the title for this.

... so you'd only end up making a donation if you ended up "stressing the project's infra more than expected"?!

"Looking at every public Airbnb listing in Inside Airbnb's open data dump, all at once, on Burla"

This Inside Airbnb?

Community Guidelines

Please:

Only take the data you need. Do not scrape data from the site, if you would like to subscribe to the data directly, please email data@insideairbnb.com

Those of you old enough to remember etherpeg can now see an ATproto version:

https://bsky.land

This should be read in conjunction with a think piece[0]

[0] https://medium.com/@hondanhon/this-is-a-think-piece-78618692...

You mean like this?

"With limited funds, Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin initially deployed this system of inexpensive, interconnected PCs to process many thousands of search requests per second from Google users. This hardware system reflected the Google search algorithm itself, which is based on tolerating multiple computer failures and optimizing around them. This production server was one of about thirty such racks in the first Google data center. Even though many of the installed PCs never worked and were difficult to repair, these racks provided Google with its first large-scale computing system and allowed the company to grow quickly and at minimal cost."

https://blog.codinghorror.com/building-a-computer-the-google...

Absolutely this. I finally got it working, but the instructions and scripts for setting it up with Docker absolutely do not work.

Isn't github in the middle of their (latest) attempt to migrate to Azure?[0]

[0]: https://www.theverge.com/tech/796119/microsoft-github-azure-...

* competitive

It's content marketing.

Moore was just about the transistor count doubling. Not performance.

Yes, it's dry sarcasm in the finest English print tradition.

"In a GitHub ticket viewed by WIRED, Lavingia also suggested abandoning Drupal, a content management system (CMS) that the VA uses for publishing updates and information about the agency and the services it provides on VA facility websites. “I think we should consider removing Drupal as part of our workflow, and all content should just live in the codebase,” he wrote."

https://archive.is/2025.04.05-020504/https://www.wired.com/s...

FWIW I migrated ~70k Pinboard pins to Raindrop.io without a hitch.

It's also to check that the ones they have will still work, now that there are test bans.

Eeesh.

Process 665: 874477 leaks for 2686387600 total leaked bytes.

This is an ad.

You sideload them as epubs and they're fine on my Oasis at least. Calibre does a good job of fixing metadata like covers.

Our society / societies may well be able to afford to build this quantity of software well. We choose not to.

Because a lot of the time, AI is _pitched_ (and hyped) as a higher standard than humans.

I mean, yeah. Teaching kids how to survive mass-shootings at school in this way is also reasonable.

Seriously, this place sometimes.

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Your company website has a lot of typos.

It mattered before it was easy to do. This has been brought up before, but leadership barreled ahead anyway.

Yes, and the next best time is now.