Andys

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by Andys 5y ago
The Tesla model. I wonder if any of them will realise they can just sell cars without a flashy dealership showroom with sales staff and demonstrators?
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by Andys 5y ago
Indeed, this wouldn't even compile in Go.
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by Andys 5y ago
But its also faster to compile and use as a developer. And by runtime I mean there's no JVM. If you're used to Java you should probably just stick with it, but using Go is a huge relief to me.
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by Andys 5y ago
It is lighter and faster and requires no runtime.
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by Andys 5y ago
> With Go 1.17 it took 56 seconds to format all files This sounded extremely slow to me - go fmt is normally instant. Granted, cockroachdb is a big project But I had to download and try, and on my computer (Ryzen 5950X) it only took ~3.
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by Andys 5y ago
I'm a little depressed that this a minority viewpoint.
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by Andys 5y ago
This elucidates one potentially strong source of bias in vaccination studies. The first to line up for voluntary vaccination are likely healthier and higher in socioeconomic status.
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by Andys 5y ago
Really interesting question. To me the price of software is all over the place these days. Some things are unexpectedly cheap (like Netflix, as you say), others struggle to provide value on par with their price (except to a narrow niche,
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by Andys 5y ago
> Increased stress, changes in weight and exercise Sounds like they've already decided what the findings are going to point at.
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by Andys 5y ago
Good reason to support Linux port project.
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by Andys 5y ago
Its still a bit unclear how much of the bandwidth the CPUs can use (as opposed to the GPUs)
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by Andys 5y ago
Except you already paid more to get the M1 Max, too, the upgrade to 64 is not available on any other models.
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by Andys 5y ago
Yeah, especially if it could run Linux. This would be a powerful little server. I decked out my workstation with a 16 core Ryzen & 96GB RAM and it didn't cost anywhere near the price of this new 64GB M1 Max combo. (But it may ver
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by Andys 5y ago
Thanks for posting. Does this new database support SQL? I saw a few mentions but not sure if it was explicitly stated It sounds like the bottleneck is going to be the transaction controller in each node, which has to serialize the processin
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by Andys 5y ago
> Is there a place where American companies draw the line? Or is there one? Yeah, if it loses money or harms profit, that crosses the line.
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by Andys 5y ago
they give a /64 to all dedicated servers
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by Andys 5y ago
The way the govt did these codes was ridiculous. Many retailers put them behind a glossy protective plastic, and they are so hard to scan and really slow things down unnecessarily. I guess they were rolled out quickly or by someone inexpe
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by Andys 5y ago
Worth adding that KeyDB forked redis and added multithreading support, so that gives another option for scaling up redis.
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by Andys 5y ago
Maximizing autonomy is a well-regarded technique, but I wonder what the downsides are, and whether it's still worth it anyway?
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by Andys 5y ago
I think a simple | > operator would be a worthy addition to the language and make day to day life a tiny bit nicer,
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by Andys 5y ago
I have switched to cockroachdb for personal projects as it is wire-compatible with postgres, but is easier to run/scale/maintain
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by Andys 5y ago
Would it make sense to put the batteries on the Australian end or the Singapore end? I imaged the Singapore end where it as able to respond quickly to load as well as provide a buffer for cable faults/maintenance
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by Andys 5y ago
_Should_ be, yeah. Australian banks are this bad and worse.
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by Andys 5y ago
Microsoft (and bill gates) appear to have actually invested in Climeworks, not just purchased carbon removal from them.
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by Andys 5y ago
pritunl appears to require MongoDB, that is off-putting and a little strange for a VPN server
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by Andys 5y ago
This has happened to Tesla too and I recall people saying they would prefer to buy a Ford because of "OEM quality"
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by Andys 5y ago
I've heard a bunch of anecdotes via YouTube that makes it appear quite common that dealerships simply do nothing at all when offering to "inspect" non-critical problems like "customer states ride is too firm"
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by Andys 5y ago
It blows my mind that a private company could create their own GPS service. I wonder if Tesla vehicles could contain starlink receivers that give Internet access plus geolocation service.
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by Andys 5y ago
Yeah, and it feel like the world's automakers are asleep. (Except for Tesla!)
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by Andys 5y ago
They need an additional column to track which type of battery (lithium-nickel vs Lithium iron phosphate) as I believe the latter is beginning to ship in some models?

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