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I am certain most of Bitnami's engineers don't agree with those decisions.

At my last gig I avoided Bitnami container images and Helm charts wherever possible. We (me plus an AWS consultant) used Karpenter Autoscaler, Envoy Gateway API, Gatekeeper OPA, Loki/Prometheus/Grafana Stack, EDB Postgres Operator, ... and deployed all through a single comprehensive terraform script to an EKS cluster. I tried to keep reliance on one single company as low ad possible. I even had a Plan B to replace S3 with MinIO in case the company decided to move to another cloud provider or an On Prem Kubernetes cluster.

My recommendation to everyone is to avoid Cloud Vendor Lock-In from the start, and even if it's more initial work, to try to have as much as possible running on Kubernetes.

The fish rots from the head down.

>However, developers who appreciated the anonymity of alternative distribution methods will no longer have that option.

Don't be evil Google!

Can the effects of a drug on the body be reversed after a person stops taking it?

Blog post says at the bottom: >We are open to alternative solutions and support on the matter.

Since I started reporting them ad "Unwanted sexual content" I am seeing significantly less half naked persons desperately begging for sttention. But there's still the issue of all the comic and manga crap labeled as art. Bluesky needs to correctly identify and relabel those as comics and manga.

Would be nice if others would report them too, because there are kids on BlueSky and they don't need to see their uncles/aunts or neighbors sticking their butt into a camera.

>He mentioned that he does not want people to nag him about it and that “It's brought up every single year, I'm hoping this is the last ”. Finally putting an end to a 13 year old mystery.

Ouch

You can always start with the FROM clause and then add the SELECT clause above it if it's a out auto-,completion.

I usually start with: ``` select * from <table> as <alias> limit 5 ```

That's great. How does Whisper compare to Google Gemini's transcription capabilities?

Thank you for sharing! This is one of the coolest articles I have seen in a while on HN. I did some searches and I think the search results looked very useful so far. I particularly loved about your article that most of the questions I had while reading got answered in a most structured way.

I still have questions:

* How long do you plan to keep the live demo up?

* Are you planning to make the source code public?

* How many hours in total did you invest into this "hobby project" in the two months you mentioned in your write-up?

It's a tax which American companies are paying. You are asking if they will forward it to their Chinese customers.

I tbink it s clear as day that Trumponomics is failing!

Pay phones might become a thing again, with governments pushing to end of E2E communication.

This is just more of the same. My guts tell me Deepmind will crack AGI.

I don't think what SpaceX is doing is that hard to replicate. There's already competitors launching smaller payloads for smaller costs per weight. Just a matter of time until they creep into SpaceX's market, while SpaceX tries to build a starship inspired by the Futurama rocket.

Clran code is just one of the tools in a good software engineer's toolbox.

IMHO, we're still a long way from anything truly useful. The problem Google used to demonstrate quantum supremacy feels more like a glorified random number generator. Even if quantum computers can generate results faster, processing and storing the data still takes a lot of time. It’s hard not to draw a parallel with claims about "instantaneous quantum communication," where entangled particles appear to defy the speed of light — it seems impressive at first, but the practical value remains unclear.

What a colossal waste of everybody's time.

I wonder how demoralizing this must be on HR workers, having to post a job, screen CV's, trying to stay professional while knowing that the hiring manager actually doesn't care, having to constantly put people with hopes off, and ultimately let people feel they are not good enough just because some C-hole wants to bring in his buddy who's most likely not half as competent as the people who were rejected.

When I have to use Windows I always assume the computer has been compromised.

So far we have been able to defend cryptography on EU level because the argument is simple: > If the own government is capable to decrypt everything, it's only a matter of time that a bad adversary will be able to do the same.

Here in Austria any new organization entering politics needs to collect support signatures first before it can register as a political party. Depending if it's a local or federal election they will get a certain amount of money by the government for campaigning. They are not allowed to be paid by companies for campaigning.

I think such a framework could work as a model to other democracies too.

True!

Lloks like Microsoft is going back to it's old ways. I am not surprised tbh.

This is dumb becaue a lot of companies gladly pay for a supported versions of open source products. At many vompanies the use of open source us actually prohibited because of the lack of warranties.

But it's a combination of greed and managment iconpetence which leads many succesful open source products from quick wins (after the initial shock) into gradually losing customers to alternative technologies

More like having the open source community report bugs, feature requests (ideas) and code until the product is good enough to transition into full commercial.

I always thought that Prolog is great for reasoning in the semantic web. It doesn't surprise me that LLM people stumble on it.

More like >GitHub's Impressive Growth Despite Microsoft

I'd happily pay a bit more and have not a software company being able to access code I don't want to share.

can you please put a space in front of "https"?

IMHO Musk just wants to slow down OpenAI, so his company can catch up.

That being said, I am pretty sure there will be other conversations supporting Musks claims