Andys

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by Andys 5y ago
But.. public keys are public? Its not sending your private keys to anyone.
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by Andys 5y ago
Generally high methane emissions are what make meat look really bad.
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by Andys 5y ago
Looks maybe good for art and graphics, but I imagine your hands would feel terribly cramped when coding
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by Andys 5y ago
Heh, I used to have so many opinions on how to run software companies. Ideal team sizes, methodologies, remote vs office. Now I'm seasoned with enough experience to know that no matter what the "best practice", some companie
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by Andys 5y ago
At least if we only used fossil fuels for agriculture that would cut back on 75% of the current use of them.
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by Andys 5y ago
Take the experience you gained, and keep changing jobs until you get one where you aren't used as a scapegoat. There are plenty out there!
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by Andys 5y ago
Perhaps i t would make more sense for Go to be modified for you to be able to specify an upper memory limit. Then you could do testing to tune that limit for best performance.
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by Andys 5y ago
It _was_ alot of money, but maybe not anymore. That is the effect of all this government largess. The value of a certain sum of money is dropping.
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by Andys 5y ago
I'm happy with cockroachdb lately. It is drop in replacement for postgres for most apps. It is quite a joy to use now. They have a new PAYG serveless offering that starts at $0 and scales up.
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by Andys 5y ago
does xanmod work as a drop-in replacement in Ubuntu with an NVIDIA card?
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by Andys 5y ago
No, they are not well organized enoug!
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by Andys 5y ago
I'm using the Dell 5K on Linux. It is annoying to set up (works OK with nvidia) but after setup has been working beautifully. I get 5120x2880, the same vertical resolution as this new LG monitor, but with more horizontal real estate. I
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by Andys 5y ago
But breaking it down, perhaps there should be stricter speed limit controls in suburbs and cities, and relaxed on inter-city highways?
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by Andys 5y ago
Specifically for long trips: if I drive on a long trip (say, 10 hours at the speed limit, on high quality highways), given the fixed distance, how does my risk of a fatality change if I drive 20% faster and thus spend 2 hours less in the c
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by Andys 5y ago
I sometimes wonder why road fatalities are not measured per-hour of driving instead of per-mile?
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by Andys 5y ago
I can't offer you advice, but I am wondering, in the use case of "lightweight", what do we think JS is needed for? Why not go plain HTML? (with the odd little JS snippet for anywhere it is truly needed)
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by Andys 5y ago
There are now 3 generations of AMD Epyc. The latest is noticeably quicker than the older ones, and competitive with the M1.
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by Andys 5y ago
The media portrays the vaccine-hesitant as stereotypical anarchist militant anti-vax. But all the ones I actually know have pre-existing illnesses which are not being adequately treated by their medical care system, and which they are fear
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by Andys 5y ago
I would embed nats, a golang message queue that offers clustering and persistence, a great bulding block for clustered support.
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by Andys 5y ago
Yes, but the full-range refill takes only a few minutes, and generally at a station that has room for you to refuel while a trailer is attached. There's still a ways to go.
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by Andys 5y ago
> * How on earth can hosts have so much networking/nitro throughput available to them?! I feel this is something overlooked when people complain about the egress fees
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by Andys 5y ago
In practice, because you only need the one binary, and not all of the usual dynamically loaded libraries, it can appear large and yet be small overall.
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by Andys 5y ago
The go gc was greatly improved in the versions subsequent to the ones used by Discord. The timing there was unfortunate.
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by Andys 5y ago
This will surely never happen to General Motors, the US leader in EVs.
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by Andys 5y ago
Wouldn't you say this about Go before Rust?
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by Andys 5y ago
I could be wrong, but it seemed that this made it much easier to design away the problem.
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by Andys 5y ago
It would be so much easier if the RAM just got moved onto the CPU. As chips get more dense and NAND becomes cheaper, I could see rowhammer-susceptible DRAM just going away completely for many forms of computing.
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by Andys 5y ago
Won't the generics feature type sets fulfill this use case?
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by Andys 5y ago
Your compensation is participation in the forum; you benefit from everyone else posting content.
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by Andys 5y ago
I was just thinking the same thing tonight, that I want apple to make wired versions of its headphones again

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