Andys

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by Andys 5y ago
This seems abnormal, and the government is not exactly trustworthy
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by Andys 5y ago
I guess they're not at risk if they close up shop instead? This is actually becoming a big problem in Australia at the moment: A large number of GPs are at or near retirement age, and if it all gets "too hard" they'll j
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by Andys 5y ago
Gotta love the messaging: "we don't know what's happening... but it's totally safe!!"
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by Andys 5y ago
But is it? Tesla insist that you be ready to take over driving at any time
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by Andys 5y ago
I don't own a Tesla but I'm a fan of them for one huge reason: they're shipping a product, and they've been shipping for years already. Nothing can replace that real-world experience and these upstarts will have a lot t
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by Andys 5y ago
I guess the good news is half these complaints will be solved by generics shortly.
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by Andys 5y ago
If you insert in batches, elastic is quite fast. Also it shards and scales horizontally really well without the client having to know that. My cluster of 6 instances could index ~20k large, complex docs per second while still serving produc
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by Andys 5y ago
32 bit PCI was only capable of 133 MB/s, but at the time, high speed SCSI peripherals were popular, and 64 bit SCSI cards were capable of 160 MB/s. If I recall correctly, the PCI bus was shared and not point to point like PCIe, so
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by Andys 5y ago
Why would they need to do that, when a model S costs $60k less? you could get a free Model 3 thrown in for that
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by Andys 5y ago
Why do they keep pushing this crap?
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by Andys 5y ago
How about insurance that their algorithms won't just terminate your account without warning or recourse? It's the biggest risk of data loss at this point!
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by Andys 5y ago
I got an Nvidia MSI GTX 1650 Super with 4GB - it is not the most powerful, but was much easier to come by. A nice upgrade from my older card, and the fans stop spinning when its idling in 2D desktop in Linux.
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by Andys 5y ago
I was so excited by the M1 despite being a linux user. I couldn't wait any longer to upgrade my old workstation, so I went for an AMD 5950X instead and couldn't he happier. (Its extremely fast and powerful compared to an M1, at c
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by Andys 5y ago
Because its too expensive to measure it (B-cell test)
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by Andys 5y ago
Wasn't the cost of the vaccines even more billions?
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by Andys 5y ago
This could be a way that systemic pro-vax bias reinforces the statistical outcomes.
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by Andys 5y ago
Not available? But that's exactly what Go's panic/recover system does.
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by Andys 5y ago
Ironically, "easy to miss" is my objection about Rust's "?" suffix
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by Andys 5y ago
What is implicit & unsaid here is that this meaningful non-ego-driven work is necessarily for-profit. Because, for instance, Pfizer is not going to spend money doing this science without an innovation that pays off by being licensable o
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by Andys 5y ago
I wouldn't say cautious. The current situation is like a runaway car down a slight slope, with a person trying to stop it with their bare hands.
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by Andys 5y ago
Isnt that only true if your goal just to make the numbers look good? How does changing the average effectiveness on paper actually change how much it's helping an individual in one of the given groups?
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by Andys 5y ago
May as well mandate that employees of companies over 100 have to drive to work in an EV made by the big 3.
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by Andys 5y ago
"Ongoing" is probably a better a word
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by Andys 5y ago
Scapegoating in action
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by Andys 5y ago
You might want to check the science on that - for the Delta variant.
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by Andys 5y ago
A comparison might be the BMW M5, which does it in about the same time. Looking forward to seeing what it can do with better tyres and some extra downforce.
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by Andys 5y ago
This reminds me of the outcry when the Australian Bathurst 1000 car race, introduced beer limits to their campgrounds. I was angry initially, then found out it was limited to 24 cans of full strength beer per person per day - apparently thi
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by Andys 5y ago
it supports the migration files of several different Go migrator modules. Usually just a series of text .sql files with up/down sections.
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by Andys 5y ago
sqlc is a great code generator that seems to work miracles. It uses the official postgres parser to know all the types of your tables and queries, and can generate perfect Go structs from this. It even knows your table and field types just
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by Andys 5y ago
I only use notion as a private shared wiki. Do you know of any better apps out there for this?

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