I think that many obo errors are caused by common situations where people can mistakenly mix up index and count. You could eliminate a (small) set of those situations with 1-based indexing: accessing items from the ends of arrays/lists.
As a developer who spent a couple months developing a microservice using aws lambda functions:
it SUCKS. There's no interactive debugging. Deploy for a minute or 5 depending on the changes, then trigger the lambda, wait another 5 minutes for all the logs to show up. Then proceed with printf/stack trace debugging.
For reasons that I forgot, locally running the lambda code on my dev box was not applicable. Locally deploying the cloud environment neither.
I wasn't around for the era but I imagine it's like working on an ancient mainframe with long compile times and a very slow printer.
> We also provide a websocket server and grpc server which can be used in telephony and other applications. With bigger models adapted for 8khz audio it provides more accuracy.
There is nothing "wrong" with passwords, but they have trade-offs like most approaches. The actual LUKS key is usually wrapped in a password protected record(s) commonly on the storage media by default. That method is usually weaker than the key itself.
Note 10000 GPUs can brute force passwords rather quickly (a pre-sharded search space is fast), and key exfiltration for targeted individuals/firms still happens.
Options like modern TPM include anti-brute force features, but has other attack surfaces. Everyone has their own risk profile, and it is safer to assume if people want in... they will get in sooner or later. ymmv =3
> If the value of your shares goes up, you don't get taxed that year. Instead, you get taxed whenever you sell, which might be later when you retire and are in a lower tax bracket, or after a period of some years when you get a lower capital gains tax rate.
This is actually not true in the Netherlands, which taxes unrealized gains on wealth. Quite unique. But NL also features a dividend tax, which politicians tried to get rid off but didn't succeed because it was such an unpopular plan.
