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I am not asking about every workload. I was just curious about an example workload where this benchmark matters.
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I know its just a benchmark for comparison, and it is awesome. I love seeing cool comparisons like this, but why do I care that this particular benchmark is faster than Spark? What sort of analytics will be affected by this improvement, and
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10y ago
"design, build, maintain, utilize, or provide access to a Federal database of geospatial information" From my perspective that says they cannot even create the data, let alone give anyone access to it.
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"on community racial disparities" Would this not defund access to census data? As census data shows disparities in race? Edit: OK, after having talked to a buddy about this, it looks like this is address directly at HUD, and would
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One could argue that the original title as misleading. As it does not say what the bill actually does. In this case a plain English description of the results seems reasonable.
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Pre-Orders are non transferable, so not sure there is much of a market. There are also not really set places in line. Stores were open on the East Coast were open before the West Coast, but West will ship before East. And current owners cut
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10y ago
It is explained under the chart for [ and Esc. CTRL zeroes out the first two bits of a character. So that is the explanation.
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10y ago
Plugins like https://atom.io/packages/remote-edit allow you to directly edit your remote code while still in the GUI. I still mostly use VIM, but its a nice alternative.
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I was actually thinking the same thing. Like it offered me the Attorney General position, but some quick googling shows me "...No person shall be eligible for election or appointment to the office of Attorney General unless he is a cit
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10y ago
I don't think just accepting an address is enough. Many of these positions have age and residency requirements. Or other requirements. I know they want to make it quick, but I am not eligible (yet) for most of the positions they listed
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10y ago
Right I understand the acronym going down to a word. Totally makes sense. But its still don't see it pluralized as Radars, its radar arrays or radar dishes, or something along those lines. At least from what I have seen.
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This is not a criticism, just trying to understand better. The article's use of the word Lidars confused me. Lidar, as I understand it, is Light Detection and Ranging. A radar like system. But the it says 'Lidars' plural. Lid
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10y ago
Looks cool, but for some reason I am getting a bunch of 502 Bad Gateway errors right now. I will try again later.
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10y ago
Definitely cool for ideas. However I assume you are trying to monetize by getting me to buy hotels and flights through your site, which is not easy right now. I actually think I will use this, for spring break or something. Just some initia
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Its true, I was thinking about that same thing. But they still are making some high level decisions. Would definitely have to compare the default, and avoid the custom ones.
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I am still working my way through the whole thing, but so far it seems like the differences between the two are in focus. Apple seems to focus on the Where aspect of the map with more city labels and such. Whereas Google is focusing on the
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10y ago
You certainly could filter what you receive in the vector tile. However that vector tile is already a cached / filtered piece of the data. It limits what you would be able to do.
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From a cartographic perspective I would love to see this expanded to include Mapbox, and Bing. As well as Yandex, and any other foreign players whose names I cannot remember right now. I would probably be more interested in seeing how they
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10y ago
Might be a bit early, but will the Windows support be good for Bash on Ubuntu on Windows? Right now I use xming and run xterm inside it, but that is not a perfect solution, especially for things like vim. It works for now, but I am definite
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10y ago
Thanks for the response. I see what I was actually looking for was on http://tile38.com/topics/object-types/ Right there on the front page, and not in the docs tab where I was looking. For the GeoJSON, does it sup
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They actually say hundreds of sources now on https://duck.co/help/results/sources and specifically call out Bing, Yahoo, and Yandex for search results.
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I love it when geo stuff shows up here. Its always fun to see what people are doing. I see that it is in Memory, but are there any practical limits? How much memory is recommended for what size datasets? And it doesn't look like the do
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Like you said, still not big and its starting to get laggy. Do you have an example that actually is big and not laggy?
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For simple API things it definitely is significantly faster than anything else python has to offer. I am not sure where the author got the node comparison from, but all the python benchmarks are provided https://github.com/c
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If you are willing to wait for the shipping they are great. If something sells for $25 on amazon you might find it for $6 on Alibaba but with minimum quantities which are not consumer friendly, plus bulk shipping. Then on Aliexpress, the co
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Virtual Cinematography for VR Trailers
(kertgartner.com)
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I don't have any real numbers to back it up, but I have been told that Red Hat costs the government more money per machine for the licenses. At least within the DoD. Now this could well be attributed to buying less licenses, and not ge
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It has been a long time since I actually dove into a comments section on any news site and found anything other than inflammatory arguments. It seems like people target out these news sites intentionally to start these arguments with no int
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And 16.04 is on developer preview, so that should hopefully be coming to everyone soon. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/release_not...
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Glad I wasn't the only one. When it was just her face, it was fine. As soon as she talked it bugged me.
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