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I don't know enough about git but shouldn't you be able to take all your git data (refs, blobs etc) and import it to your destination host and have this work without issues? It might be a lot of data sure but the infra is surely cheaper than multiple weeks of engineering effort

>I would expect Google to maintain this and other tooling around this for years to come.

btw its the same google that has already killed its "gemini cli" and re-introduced it in the form of "antigravity cli"

reddit is like one of the most visited websites and they've now felt the need to migrate off python. the average user's website is fine on python.

thank you I will check you guys out

No provider has been able to match Auth0 actions unfortunately. Auth0 allows you to execute custom code at any point in the auth lifecycle and allow/deny based on that or enrich user attributes. Super useful when you have a legacy system that is hard to migrate away from. If anyone has any recommendations I'm all ears

He is also not very interested in LLMs, and that seems to be Zuck's top priority.

your website loads for a second and then suddenly goes blank. There is one fatal errors from Framer in the console

Iran has been crippled with sanctions limiting their ability to develop/buy any kind of fighter aircraft. Shooting from the air in Iran equals fighting a bot in an FPS game. They don't shoot back

How is the pricing like? Unfortunately I can't go past 1500GB for storage on their pricing calculator. We have tons of data and I don't feel like scheduling a sales call just to estimate cost

How do engineers troubleshoot then? Our engineers would throw hands if they are asked not to parse through two months worth of log volume for a single issue.

that is not a google problem that is a big tech problem. people move where the money is and the money flows to google easily because ads is such a lucrative business. if you force the talent pool to move off google, meta or amazon will easily absorb them

In B2B businesses, it is usually used for engineers that help integrate client systems to their own systems because when an enterprise is paying millions for a piece of software, they don't want to change their own systems. Work would typically involve writing scripts, interacting with customers understanding their needs and coming up with a bespoke solution that works for them.

for anyone wondering hes 18

How long is the session active for? Do you store these photos on your servers?

https://llmstxt.org/ https://www.answer.ai/posts/2024-09-03-llmstxt.html

what company? i'm looking for work if youre hiring

No it does not. Firefox does by default. But then again, you would need the user to install your cert. Good luck with that

Unfortunately, Caddy does not support and do not plan on supporting anything other than HTTP/HTTPS. These days I find myself going back to nginx only for TCP/UDP reverse proxy.

Spot and any queue

Take this with a grain of salt but employees were under a lot of peer pressure

https://twitter.com/JacquesThibs/status/1727134087176204410

He was on the board that took the decision to fire Altman and also is the new President of the OpenAI board of directors

The product works offline. There should also be a perpetual license for the versions I've already paid for. Paying for products that are completely offline but still require subscription is ludicrous. Adobe justifies it by throwing in CC. Paying monthly for this makes no sense.

I've never heard anyone include the value of benefits in TC. TC is usually referred to as the cold cash you take home pre-tax. It can be stock, bonuses or salary. 100% liquid

Watchflix: https://watchflix.group

I made this extension to watch stuff together with my girlfriend during the pandemic. All the other extensions had a lot of flaws, didn't work with Prime and Disney+ Hotstar, so I decided to build one for my own use. I moved to the same city as my partner, so I don't have any use for it anymore. Few people still use this daily, so I'll probably let it run on my VPS as long as I can.

Auth0 login is also not working. Their website is up though

>Also, why is Amazon still part of the FANG abbreviation when they have this culture across many of their organisations?

Because the term had nothing to do with work culture. The term was coined by Jim Cramer, the television host of CNBC's Mad Money, in 2013, who praised these companies for being “totally dominant in their markets”. The original definition still holds true.

> When they deplatform you, all they can do is remove their copy.

> They cant remove your nfts from the blockchain, they can delist you from the blockain and for the purposes of listing/curation, you can still see your nfts on other platforms.

The original article acknowledges this but also complaints that there is no easy way to access your NFTs once they are gone from OpenSea. All the major wallets are using OpenSea as a single source of truth and not pulling data directly from the chain. Defeats the point

Is it available for download/use by others? This seems to solve a particular problem for me

The article clearly states that the hash rate will be limited if Ethereum mining algorithm is detected by the driver, not otherwise. Gaming use cases will remain the same