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@zaid_ajaj
"I love the idea of IAC as actual code. Too many times I've looked at yet another over engineered templating engine and thought, why couldn't this just be code?"

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@jreuben1
"If devs write and maintain their own IAC then Pulumi is a good choice since they can write it in a familiar language.
If however a dedicated devops team has to manage it eventually, and there are ... "

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@ibrahimcesar
"I really dislike pulumi's pricing structure. I absolutely hate the idea of paying credits for each resource that I create - it creates resistance to experiment and just create a bunch of resou... "

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@DawsonTu3
"Cool. Thats why many dont. No one wants to work in such conditions and no one should. Wondering if he’s going to be as cocky when taiwan will need western help against china."

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@GoroZaisen
"I can see why something as capital intensive as semiconductors would need shifts, to use equipment as close to 24/7 as possible. But many other aspects of the working conditions are pretty bad, ... "

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@TransformHRTech
"One underrated factor behind poor work conditions in SC is that the industry is highly concentrated, with often only one or two dominant players playing a critical role in process. ASML on ... "

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@trainin9
"> You’re in a train station, you’re not part of it.
Thank you for posting this. This captures something that I had trouble putting into words.
As someone who started using Reddit back in 2006 pre-... "

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@tjstebbing
"Human communities DO NOT SCALE, which is counter to the usual tech startup ethos. If you take a human community of 100 people and grow it to 1000 people, it's not the same community anymore.
I s... "

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@tldrnewsletter
"You can make a village in some interesting ways. 4chan is a village, that's why it's one of the best resources/communities on the internet today. I've learned much of what I know about LLMs ... "

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@AgingBiology
"Michael Levin's ideas are truly mind-blowing!"

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@KleinKleinKlein
"I would think that a collective concerned with such an award would take the care to ensure their own "small" website works well on mobile, both in terms of performance and presentation. As ... "

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@alvaro_montoro
"Thanks for the feature. We made the website with https://t.co/AHvm6MFRV2. It is the most fun wysiwyg builder I have used. Highly recommend it, bugs included."

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@KingOfCoders
"To me the idea of a small web is a great one. But then for some reason everyone equates small with "static builder" and before you know it you're into a hellscape of complexity with static sit... "

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@Top3HackerNews
"> a distance of about 79% of an astronomical unit
> located about 46% of an AU from its stars
Does anyone find it weird that distances are quoted like this, and not 0.79AU and 0.46AU ?
Is th... "

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@N8ureNDCosmos
"In molecular biology, it's generally considered good practice to avoid giving things stupid names, principally because telling someone "your child has a mutation in their Sonic Hedgehog gene,... "

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@OwenGregorian
"Time to link one of my favorite plots currently:
Orbital period vs mass distribution of known exoplanets:
https://t.co/Vmi3p7B6t5
As you can see there, the t... "

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@AlternativeTo
"If this isn't antitrust behavior going on in broad daylight, then what is? Are the competition commissions of US sleeping in blissful ignorance while enjoying on taxpayer's salary? The least ... "

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@l__Mar1ee__l
"Didn't know invidious, now I do - thanks, Ms. Streisand!
Looking at the project, I thought "it would be so cool if this could have a distributed backend that automatically caches videos from o... "

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@rMdes_
"> In response, the project manager of the Invidious project replied on GitHub that they never agreed to any of YouTube's Terms of Services or Policies, and that Invidious doesn't use YouTube's API t... "

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@ronaldolobato
"I lost my 3 1/2 year old daughter to sudden illness several months ago. So many dreams left our family that day. Now it is up to those of us left behind to pick up the pieces."

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