I setup a 212 account when I was looking to buy our first house. I bought in small tiny chunks of industry where I was comfortable and knowledgeable in. Over the years I worked up a nice portfolio.
Anyway, long story short. I forgot about the account, we moved in, got a dog, had children.
And then I logged in for the first time in ages, and to my shock. My returns were at 110%. I've done nothing. It's bizarre and perplexing.
Netscape was the market leading browser into the early 2000s, corresponding with JG leaving it.
Never heard of Tellme, but it sounds impressive on a resume.
Metaweb was a good open-source fact database which subsequently got walled off once Google bought it.
Google Search works significantly worse now than it did under Amit, and I say that as both a user and a websearch Xoogler. (JG took over about a year after I left Google).
can you substantiate "works significantly worse"? because obviously JG and whoever else worked on the BERT upgrade would disagree, but i am genuinely interested in contrarian takes.
Unless you work at Cloudflare or have worked at Cloudflare I'm not sure opinions like this help.
You don't know the context, you don't know _anything_ except for what Cloudflare chooses to share.
There are very few companies who deal with the kind of load that Clouldflare does, I dread to think what weird edges cases they've run into because of their sheer scale.
Ahh, I thought this was just happening to me. I used to watch a fair bit of YT on my PS4, but a few months ago my home screen was basically empty save a few ad videos.
It was pushing me heavily to sign in; which I do _not_ want to do.
Logical replication does NOT require a primary key. It requires either a primary key, a unique index or to define a replica identity.
Sure, that still boils down, in most cases, to having a PK (replica identity is normally not a good idea), but there are cases where this would not be the case.
I would highly suggest to block JS while you're only browsing. It loads fast, most trackers won't load and better security as most browser exploits leverage JS all the time
Exactly this. I was surprised to see these comments and then I realized that NoScript blocked the JS (as it should have). The web is so much nicer without JS.
I have a RTX Pro 6000 as my main GPU currently, and this website pins it to ~40% utilization! Never seen a website do that before, some sort of kudos to the webmaster is deserved.
It still renders smoothly though and doesn't go above 40C so I guess it could have been worse.
With that website open, runs at 2850 MHz to be specific, it normally idles at 400-500 MHz with ~20 processes (firefox, gnome-shell, alacritty, etc, etc) using the GPU
Germany has had a weird approach when it comes to the Internet for several decades, but sure, it must somehow be related to recent nuclear power policies.
It doesn’t make sense to conflate a decision made by the government with that of a private company, just because they happen to be in the same country.
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