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I recently watched a video game journalist speaking about this(chicocartera from Eurogamer): apparently this raise happened in 2023. There was an official transcription from an investors meeting at that time where this was covered. It seems there are some subtleties in the translation which could lead to think it happened recently.

According to their website, yes it will be opensourced soon

Obviously don't know what percentage represents "legit" use cases vs other more morally questionable, but in our case we have a cms where content team can include external links and we need to verify periodically whether those links work or not, which is not as easy as making get requests with a client.

I am right handed but left handed for some very specific things such as playing pool or hockey

It depends on who you ask

what's preventing you from going to their website? op has linked directly to the documentation, so that info is not necessary expected to be there

Did he eventually get the job he was initially applying?

does that mean this data center was way overprovisionedo or that grok is barely used and they could potentially kill it and just use claude?

That's pretty interesting. I was thinking about starting a new pet project and was considering doing it in Rust to learn as I never tried anything with it and after some small pocs I had the feeling it was too verbose to my taste, but wasn't sure it was just me and/or my lack of experience with Rust. Still, wonder if it's still worth it to give a shot considering other positive elements of the language.

this. I really enjoyed the Niri approach when I discovered it and missed something similar for my mac. This is the best implementation I have tested so far, and while there are definitely some quirks, at least in my case I feel it completely usable as a daily driver(love the tabbed columns) kudos to maintainer and contributors

not only Safari, several other apps such as Music (which also has several annoying quirks) never understood why they did not get their own lifecycle if they have dedicated teams for each of those apps

And what about the companies that thought that advertising (sorry, suggesting) their product through this channel was a good idea?

agree. I guess it's a force of habit, but I am so used to the cmd+<whatever> (specially copy & paste) shortcuts, that I configured them into my linux desktop to behave the same way

sorry, still don't get no tests as an excuse to go faster. obviously ymmv, but you will need to test your implementation somehow, and manual testing usually takes more time than running your automated tests. no need to over test, but definitely tests doesn't mean it will slow you down, unless you don't know how to test, which in that case, that's totally up to you.

I am in the same boat. I would like to buy a new m5, but being forced to keep Tahoe is preventing me to get it until they fix this clusterfuck

they already have...

Using something like duckdb could help in scenarios like this one?

also, from not that long time ago, you can change the focus of panes and you can tell it to respect the zoom state if you want, which is super convenient

how much bureaucracy would be involved... it varies from country to country, but filling a complaint on that matter is usually quite straightforward

Why are they increasing the prices on already existing infrastructure? Is that a way to "subsidize" the new purchases?

wonder if at some point you could swap the model as if you were replacing a cpu in your pc or inserting a game cartridge

Acquisition cost can definitely be calculated. I'm pretty sure they know how many customers do convert into paying users from their free tier and how much does it cost to get them through other channels

yeah, Tailwind feels to me like a "write-only" solution.

Fearing the consequences doesn't make you a complicit but a victim. Sure there will be people who will take a more brave/difficult stance, but can't blame others for not doing so, we don't know they'd put at stake.

I had similar thought but didn't want to be that guy.

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Doesn't Apple offer purchases refunds?

I just talk about some comments I read some time ago, so take this with a grain of salt. It was my understanding that if you were spending about $300k-$500k a year in cloud services, it would make sense this type of solution, so the expected price would be something between $500k-$1M depending on the configuration

If I had millions in my bank, instead of buying fancy cars, I would definitely buy an Oxide rack just for the lols

the issue is that mistakes can't be fixed in the sense once they are discovered, it doesn't matter if they are eventually redacted