Andys

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by Andys 4y ago
I thought this until I looked at the histogram of private car trip lengths. The vast majority of trips are very short. Its unlikely they're all being done on the same day.
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by Andys 4y ago
Thats incredible. We use up to 30kWh/day (heating a poorly insulated house), which is almost double the national average household daily usage here in Australia. I guess you really do use alot more power living in a freezing climate.
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by Andys 4y ago
I'm curious, why you characterize it as ridiculous?
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by Andys 4y ago
Just hot enough to make the bacteria thrive. Juicy.
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by Andys 4y ago
I love baremetal but I agree, distributed storage is hell. I found it slightly harder to sleep at night managing a prod Ceph cluster.
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by Andys 4y ago
I find the reason it works is because it has a smaller surface area and the culture is to even enforce formatting (with go fmt). Your brain has an easier time coming back to things and parsing them, even if the language isn't exactly
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by Andys 4y ago
I was evaluating different formats for JSON-like formats and found that JSON parsing can be extremely fast and quite competitive with static binary formats.
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by Andys 4y ago
Additionally the F150 only appears to charge at about 150kW max, which is somewhat slow for a >=100kWh battery, and I imagine the Cybertruck will beat that.
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by Andys 4y ago
I hate that it is so attention-grabbing. Having a long life stainless steel body with low-maintenance motors, long distance battery pack, and fast charging, really appeals to the engineer in me.
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by Andys 4y ago
Nope, you can use the rice as normal in a recipe, no change. And the grains go straight into the grain mill and turn into flour the same as normal.
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by Andys 4y ago
Sound advice, but unfortunately after regular medical avenues were exhausted, I had to take matters into my own hands or suffer terribly.
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by Andys 4y ago
I went through every supplement, desperately for anything that works. Vitamin C actually had no effect or maybe even made things worse. There's evidence this is an autoimmune condition, which could be why steroids seem to help the sym
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by Andys 4y ago
I keep rice and grains permanently in a chest freezer. It is fairly low power and you can cook directly from frozen, 1 cup at a time.
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by Andys 4y ago
The nanopi neo lts is $16 https://www.friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product... and I have found it to be pretty good.
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by Andys 4y ago
Rust probably didn't exist when this decision was made. Out of the box from day one, Go is great at writing HTTP services including proxies, which is a large part of what Heroku needed. Ocaml is harder to use and not a popular choice
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by Andys 4y ago
Is the current talent worthless? that's what their actions indicate.
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by Andys 4y ago
Unsure why I'm downvoted. What I meant was: Yes, energy density would be nice to improve, but is not what is stopping people buying EVs currently. Imagine if they halved in cost but kept the same energy density. Yes, driving 1 tonne
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by Andys 4y ago
This isn't really a relevant metric though; current EVs have sufficient energy density, its the price and shortages that are causing issues.
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by Andys 4y ago
re: org level. This is especially true for anyone on call (pager duty). Leaving a bit in the tank every day increases ability to respond to sudden emergencies more intelligently and with less burnout afterwards.
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by Andys 4y ago
In practice, many Go developers use a linter to generate warnings for things you forgot.
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by Andys 4y ago
If "in practice" is OK, then Go looks pretty good again.
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by Andys 4y ago
...You might want to close a handle at any time?
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by Andys 4y ago
Makes stocks go up
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by Andys 4y ago
Flush niacin has been the only thing which has reliably improved my "long covid" symptoms.
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by Andys 4y ago
Understood, but I also wondered if someone had figured out how to genetically engineer away the need for this element in fertilizer.
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by Andys 4y ago
are we able to do away with phosphorus?
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by Andys 4y ago
+1 ! They actually did some coverage of projects in India, if I recall correctly, showing water harvesting techniques that accelerated biomass growth.
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by Andys 4y ago
Yeah, it took me so long the first time I came across it, I kept thinking I was missing something as it made no sense. But now that I understand it, it's fine.
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by Andys 4y ago
I get what you're saying, but taken to an extreme, every language would be the same (or, we'd only have one language). After you get used to a subjective alternative it becomes the new normal.
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by Andys 4y ago
> thinking through edge cases is something that frequently consumes a lot more time than literally typing the code out. Isn't this even worse in Rust?

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