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The depreciation of a dam versus batteries can can weigh the benefits towards dams.

Their customer service is surprisingly hostile. I still use them tho since I'm using them for low stakes stuff

If you hammer their free tier with lots of nonsense queries that also probably doesn't help them. Definitely don't pay them

With that said, for the free tier I tend to use grok - another provider I will never pay

Anthropic does get money from me for now

Generally I'm using 'e' to go forward and 'b' to go backward

I'm not involved in the initiative so I can't answer the question definitively? I provided one of the major reasons that projects get switched from C. I think it's likely to be a major part of the motivation.

As a user, you may not be aware that C makes it relatively easy to create https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffer_overflow which are a major source of security vulnerabilities.

This is one of the best reasons to rewrite software in Rust or any other more safe by default language.

C is unsafe.

362 downloads over 20 hours isn't that impressive. Not saying Anaconda isn't great. Don't have much experience with it but I hope the devs get paid for all the value delivered, which I think is largem

I listen to a ton of audiobooks on oreilly which I have a subscription to from work.

What was the actual risk of using SpringBoot tho?

The point is that we know the weathering process will shed microplastics.

https://magazine.hms.harvard.edu/articles/microplastics-ever...

Snapshot for posterity: https://web.archive.org/web/20250326005255/https://refactori...

I use monkeybrains with the same ipv6 problem. One workaround is to run a VPN. Planning to switch but haven't gotten around to it

The issue is also discussed in the linked issue.

Maybe this will trigger a rethink in how s3 compatible storage systems work.

Technically it appears red dye no 3 was banned due to cancer and Delaney clause, however, keep in mind that I think the primary reason it was banned in California last year was all the studies correlating it to deleterious cognitive impacts on children

https://www.additudemag.com/red-dye-3-ban-adhd-news/amp/

https://www.contemporarypediatrics.com/view/potential-impact...

I think the primary reason it was banned in California last year was all the studies correlating it to deleterious cognitive impacts on children

https://www.additudemag.com/red-dye-3-ban-adhd-news/amp/

https://www.contemporarypediatrics.com/view/potential-impact...

Probably. Mentioned a couple manufacturers working on greener tires: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42273418

Michelin is at least looking into it: https://www.michelin.com/en/media/magazine/michelin-is-takin...

Nokia is also working on green tires with more biodegradation

https://www.nokiantyres.com/about-us/news-article/nokian-tyr...

add `ssh_pwauth: false` if you can edit the cloud-init configuration - that's what I'm doing

Interesting summary - what's your take on opensuse? Seems like solid system but hasn't seemed to grow the way I'd expect

Where did you see this documentation?

I don't think so. This is just for Aptiv's investment. Looks like Aptiv (APTV) will remain separate.

This convinced me that it's maybe worth trying. Given the number of tools out there and how easy git feels for me right now (pretty easy), that's a highish bar

It's also affected by the fundamental barriers to entry in offering a competing product - homes don't get built quickly and people can't move that easily.

You can pass a flag to the commands to hide them.

Fundamentals of Software Architecture is reasonable.

They recently sold Google Domains to Squarespace which is messy given how it was integrated with Cloud Domains https://cloud.google.com/domains/docs/faq

Why is libvirt unfortunate?

Why would a SaaS provider expose themselves to catastrophic risk of reimbursing a large enterprise for the enterprise's lost profits due to downtime? I think refunds of the cost of the SaaS are sort of common, but that's quite different and capped.

"Oracle offers no financial compensation (e.g., credits, refunds or otherwise) in the event a Service Level Objective is missed." https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/General/Reference...