Demiurge

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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   I once wrote a vital satellite maneuver orchestration software, which had to parse various files and call models. Simultaneously the scariest and proudest moment in my career, but the alternative was Fortran or C.
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   As mentioned above, they were, both RedHat and Ubuntu now support kernel updates without restart.
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   I worked with multiple ops/infra teams, and have seen standard server rooms and advanced server rooms. They’re not supposed to have pipes leaking on the racks, that’s ridiculous. I know many stable redhat servers that didn’t need to re
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   I love that 1/0 = infinity in JS. It's as pragmatic as a tired student doing their algebra homework at 1AM :))
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   Perhaps the effort/reward they get from office release does not apply to a freemium chat service that’s constantly updating?
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   There is a valid criticism everyone can agree with, but the "solution" is really vague and hand wavy. There is basically no solution. This is a communication and people problem as old as social structures, and the only thing you c
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   If type analysis tools show different issues, fixing one should not break the other, unless the other is wrong? They both are trying to model the same language/runtime.
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   How are three type systems? The type annotations are part of the Python 3. You can use multiple libraries to analyze the types. There are also multiple static type analysis tools for C, and for other languages that have type definitions as
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   by Demiurge 5y ago

   There are actually clear answers to all your questions. All the tools you listed do different things, except maybe poetry and pipenv, so you can pick whichever one you like, you're not supposed to do anything. You can have choice, il
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    by Demiurge 5y ago

    ... is there some problem with having multiple choices of libraries?
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    by Demiurge 5y ago

    Are they not compatible solutions? I understand if the development is very fast you want to have focus, but the goal here is performance , it seems worth to at least coordinate. I hope it happens!!
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    by Demiurge 5y ago

    no, into common block maps. it's filesystem compression and deduplication, and it works great, on a lower level from libraries. I use it with ZFS and btrfs, works wonders.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    Check out mapschool.io
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    I agree it's a shame, and I hope there is a legit replacement. However, it continues to work for me, so far, without issues.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    also, values is awesome for returning your models as dicts when that's all you need most of the time, avoiding all the overhead of objects
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    I’m going to be discrete but I know of a Deloitte project where they are allowed to use AWS Fargate, but the gov’t side is limited to IBM mainframes. Why are they so limited? Who knows, but it’s a deep question, that would require total re
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    Are you asking him to prove a negative? He just explained he picks the cheapest item in some database based on some specs.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    Really? I’ve been using Python for 15 years and never heard anyone say “GIL”. How and what is GIL preventing?
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    That’s exactly how I use LXD on Ubuntu. CoW with zfs or btrfs makes running sites on dedicated servers quite easy, and allows to experiment with upgrades, or other random stuff.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    Perhaps they wanted a bypass as system recovery option, or preference, not on by default.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    yes, messages dropped, can't join channel
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    If that was the default, wouldn’t it be immediately exploited?
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    This is why I started using Conda recently. It works quite well to create isolated python environments, having many prebuilt packages, and most importantly, system level dependencies. So, you can install some of those, and for anything that
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    > You know Google Maps? What I do is, like, build little pieces of Google Maps over and over for people who need them but can’t just use Google Maps because they’re not allowed to for some reason, or another. I've been working with
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    It's pretty likely a recruiter has done that more than once, and the forwarded note could be made pretty vague.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    So, which is it, "will usually work" or "pure chaos"?
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    What do you mean by "inability to chunk React"? I've done as you describe, separate Django views have different client components and those components import subcomponents which are shared as needed, throughout the site. I ju
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    Can they not foresee Rocky Linux or one of many existing alternative distros? It’s an inconvenience to switch, but I don’t see that working.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    Why not just create Red Hat Live or something less confusing and disruptive to existing users? Perhaps upsetting people and making the news is part of the goal.
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    by Demiurge 6y ago

    I just tried to build an image from a work project, and it crashed. So, not yet. #10 11.95 Starting Installer ...