Aside from other suggestions already made (but seriously the answer is SPD)
Yep, this
I’ve probably sunk several hundreds of hours into it at this point
The fact it’s still being actively developed for like over a decade is just icing on the cake
Holocaust education was “confusing” young people into sympathizing with [the people being decimated in a genocide] instead of [the overpowered genocidal aggressor]
Wow what a ghoul
They’re not confused, they just have a modicum of empathy
… Is anyone surprised? Filling astroturfing sweatshops with humans is expensive
Now that’s good trolleyposting
Yeah it’s not a particularly obscure character in some languages, so it’s not really going to affect an LLM at all, it’ll already know what to do with them.
Heart’s kinda in the right place, but the only outcome is going to be confusion and frustration from humans.
#include <delusion>
Stores are supposed to then take what they’ve received and donate it to a local charity. The workers have to figure out what charity they’ll partner with, and have to do the leg work of coordinating the donations themselves.
And let me guess, they’re either expected to do this in their free time or not miss their targets if they do it during work
Unfortunately there’s a criminal in charge of the US
!!!
Guess I know where my free time is going this weekend
Smart people don’t vote right
Being a good CDN is an expensive exercise that requires the ability to run POPs in many countries around the world.
Cloudflare captured the market by basically being simultaneously much cheaper, better distributed and ultimately better performing than the incumbents at the time (Akamai and Limelight IIRC)
The rest of the story is capitalism doing capitalist things
Cloudflare is increasingly a SPOF for the web
It’s hilariously probably at the point where it’s beneficial for them from a PR perspective to recommend alternatives to new customers now
Honestly I don’t see the issue with this as it’s reported.
It’s not banning resale, it’s just banning resale for profit.
The only real downside I can see is the people who were actually paying the crazy tout prices will have to be more organised and get the tickets when they are released, since I imagine the touting will be significantly reduced (some people will still break the law) if there’s no profit to be had.
I’m curious as to what you think the issues might be
They specifically mentioned the enterprise ecosystem.
I would not be surprised at all if Apple’s MDM system is less painful to use for smaller businesses than Microsoft’s AD and everything attached to it. Hell it might even be nicer for big orgs, but I’ve never heard of one (apart from the likes of Google) not using AD
Also if you’re already dealing with one of those systems, an IT department is probably motivated to not run both and set up interop if they can avoid it
Reminder that 99% of terrorism this century has been right wing
The day people stop hearing right wing voices is the day most political violence ends.
Oh you know what, you might be right. I read that part as a non sequitur
100%
OP doesn’t even need to answer, the omission of this kinda indicates they potentially already know why
“good morning, I’m about to destroy the backend” is exactly the energy I’d welcome from a colleague frankly.
I think the outage that followed as we fumbled to replace it would probably be cheaper than the ongoing maintenance after a few months
How did we get here from the 90s?
Like I’m truly baffled