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Might be corrupt, but is at least closer to truth then the last corrupted version. Let's not let perfect be the enemy of progress

It's technically a 300% margin because they are charging you for 20g but only shipping 6g.

Holy survivor bias batman! A bakery that makes sandwiches is good because well... It's still around and making sandwiches. That's like saying "companies that become profitable are less likely to fail". Bakeries only start to make sandwiches _after_ succeeding at being a good bakery. On average a sandwich shop is bad for the same reason most startups fail: there are a lot of them.

What is a "network operating system"?

This is "not allowing cross site at all" so, technically it's not "request forgery" protection. Yes, this is very semantic, but, CSRF is a vulnerability introduced by enabling CS and CORS. So, technically, same-site cookies are not "protection" against CSRF.

What do you postgres self hosters use for performance analysis? Both GCP-SQL and RDS have their performance analysis pieces of the hosted DB and it's incredible. Probably my favorite reason for using them.

> they will be the next Google

No, Google will copy them and shut them down.

The way DORA does. Error rate and mean time to recovery.

So, let me get this straight, the "platform fee" is baked into the runner cost, but, their cheapest runner is the _same price_ as the platform fee? So its the same price to have them run it vs have me run it?

I LOVE gitlab, but their new pricing is absurd. It feels like they are trying to shovelware their AI stuff. Their cheapest plan is more than 7x the cost of github, AND more expensive than github enterprise! And thats on the _cheapest_ non free gitlab plan. If you self host gitlab entirely, you can't even get branch/force-push protection. If they could bring their pricing to even just 2x github by having a NON-AI plan, I would purchase again in a heartbeat.

I think "caged" is not "evil" in a lot of people's minds. This is NOT society saying "we will look the other way", it's society saying, "that's not evil"

Also, organic doesn't mean, "without pesticides" it means a lot MORE than that. For example, I have no problem buying genetically modified produce. If there was an option for "pesticide free, but not organic because of GMO" I would probably buy that.

Anyways, my point really being, you can't extrapolate that people are looking the other way because of price. All your examples are more of examples of society not being morally aligned to what you are considering evil.

Micro is a relative term. And was coined by these massive conglomerates, where micro to them is "normal sized" to us. They work better if you ignore what "micro" normally means. But "not too too large services" doesn't quite roll off the tongue.

I prefer POST for everything. The main reason why is because HTTP verbs don't match cleanly to every operation. And it leads to a lot of bike shedding around the exceptions. POST for everything, on the other hand, forces you to put the "method" in the request outside of HTTP semantics, which allows you to "just use" whatever verb makes sense rather than trying to map it to the limited ones available.

Display settings in kde

Sure it does. I have that set right now... Fonts looking terrible seems to only be when using an x app on wayland

It also contains more ads then you tube itself.

The secret sauce isn't Claude the model, but Claude code the tool. Harness > model.

The salary they pay is double the median for car mechanics. You still think that's not paying enough?

From the GitHub project:

> Pikaday was started before <input type="date"> was supported in browsers and before custom elements and component frameworks. Pikaday is probably not the right choice today

The project itself has been deprecated

Readability > write ability

Rubies meta-prigramming often leads to too much magic, lack of understanding.

Perhaps the language design is more important than the tooling?

When do you use `uv pip`? I never use it. It feels like an edge case only command.

Google has a time machine

As a power user, and software creator, I absolutely hate this decision. Side loading and power features are a main reason I use android.

That being said, as a grandchild, I also completely understand where google is coming from. A surprisingly high percentage of users do need protecting from themselves. They are so technology illiterate that someone random tells them to install something, "it will say it's not safe, but it's actually okay, just click approve" and they will. This is why HSTS exists, to prevent uneducated users from getting pwned, by preventing them from disabling safeguards.

So, having some system of "no really, I am a power user" makes sense, even if I hate it.

Does this mean there is no longer any excuse to not put iMessage on the iPhone?

It's not. Certs are designed to protect the average user from MitM, not to protect corporations from it.

We want the new features more than we want performance!

Also: there are some libraries that just don't work on pypy.

What are people using as backup solutions for immich?

One is "legal" the other is "total problem space" From a computing point of view, the total problem space is what matter because you still have to "compute" if it's legal or not before moving on. There isn't a straightforward way to only iterate over legal positions.

In theory, it's not proof. In practice, it is.