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I wonder you're trying to learn too many things at once :smile:

I don't remember if I recommended Crafting Interpreters in our last conversation, I'd first suggest working through it …

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> @webcraft said:
> > @stevewatson301 said:
> > JB offered me some cash for the rajat plagiarism thread; I asked him to donate it to a charity, **which he did** contribut…

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> [@FAT32 said](/discussion/comment/109234/#Comment_109234): Thank you, that's a fair point, let's see how it goes. Maybe I will donate to charity or something

I'm not a significant…

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AWS c6g.large (dedicated cores), us-west-2, $49/mo + $2.5 GP2 disk + egress fees. Similar to the a1.large I posted earlier, except for better GB scores.

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> @bikegremlin said:
> > @stevewatson301 said:
> > > [@bikegremlin said](/discussion/comment/105574/#Comment_105574): I'm probably as far left as there is - lol. :)

Thanked by (2)chimichurri bikegremlin
> [@bikegremlin said](/discussion/comment/105574/#Comment_105574): I'm probably as far left as there is - lol. :)

Economic left != Woke.

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Vultr Cloud Compute (shared vCPU) - Intel High Frequency, Tokyo, $96/mo.

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Vultr Cloud Compute (shared vCPU) - AMD High Performance, Tokyo, $72/mo.

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Thanked by (3)chimichurri lemoncube cybertech
Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute - CPU Optimized, Singapore, $28/mo. (They're similar; the only difference is in the amount of resources offered. I'd chalk up the lower GB score to a noisy neighbor.)

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Vultr Optimized Cloud Compute - General Purpose, Singapore, $30/mo (Their "optimized cloud compute" lineup has dedicated vCPUs, as opposed to their regular plans with fair share vCPUs.)

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AWS ARM a1.large, Oregon, $36.72/mo + $2.5/mo gp2 20GB disk + egress fees

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I have a proprietary app (that I have developed and have the source code for) that I'd like to translate to other languages, to better target other locales and regions.

Personally, I w…

Thanked by (1)Janevski
> @skorupion said:
> > @Calin said:
> > Hello @skorupion it s possible give you
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> > 2x e5-2680 v2
> > 256 GB Ram ddr3
&…

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Happy birthday :)

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Vultr Amsterdam, 2048 MB AMD High Performance, $12/m.

(Not sure what happened here or why someone would choose these over the Intel ones, see YABS above).

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Vultr Singapore, 2048 MB Intel High Frequency, $12/m

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Thanked by (2)cybertech chimichurri
where is yabs

Thanked by (1)ooopooo
(Yeah, this is another one of those Cloudflare threads.)

First off, they're bundling ratelimiting to all plans, including the free plan, without incurring usage based pricing. On the f…

Thanked by (6)jureve chimichurri Ryujin Janevski nick_ bikegremlin
> [@jmgcaguicla said](/discussion/comment/99662/#Comment_99662): Man-made horrors beyond your comprehension (scuffed™)

At least filter out the Arkas threads while at it.

Thanked by (3)dosai bikegremlin jmgcaguicla
> [@jmgcaguicla said](/discussion/comment/99630/#Comment_99630): LowEndSnowflakes

The "moderator or thread generator" guy seems to be pretty thin skinned.

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> [@yoursunny said](/discussion/comment/98695/#Comment_98695): Digest is changed completely when you append anything.

https://ssdeep-project.github.io/ssdeep/index.html

Thanked by (1)Shakib
It's simple, really. Tell them no tickets were shared and they're falsely claiming a violation of TOS, point out their inability to provide the advertised services.

If they're still ha…

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Not a lot of interesting bits in that thread though, apart from attesting Rust's memory safety and performance, and the fact that their software engineers don't have to chase down unexplainable error…

Thanked by (1)Asim
> @mwt said:
> I don't see a reason to use caddy after learning how to configure nginx

Better default configuration.
The article shows there are pitfalls that you m…

Thanked by (1)yoursunny
> @Dupondt said:
> There is something very wrong with your business model if you need to charge $5 for a customer asking the same thing twice.

If he didn’t, the only opti…

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