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DrFalkyn
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You can sync with timestamps History can be stored locally Centralizing this just seems way more complicated to me, unless you want groups. Even then for small groups P2P isn’t such a terrible idea Not sure what you mean by multidevice, I
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Zoom has live captioning at lest for the paid version
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Sadly this is the culture now at tech companies. All the data has to go through company servers, whether it makes technical sense or not Pretty sure I flunked a system design question this reason. I was asked to design an online chat syst
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Nah, I think they’ll wait until a civil war breaks out in the US
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2y ago
Listen to their state media
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Because people, especially Devops, thought k8s was some magic, when all it really does is makes the mechanics easier If you’re architecture is poor k8s won’t help you
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2y ago
Hope you can justify that during sprint planning / standup
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Atkins theory was if people restricted their carb intake they would naturally eat a lot less calories. Because counting calories is difficult, the easier thing to do was just restrict foods to ones that were low in carbs
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So you’re an empiricist. Is science “reality” or is it just a series of models/ conceptual frameworks ?
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Is there only a single controller ? What happens if goes down? If multiple controllers, how do they coordinate ?
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it’s not k8s. It’s distrusted systems Unfortunately people ( cough managers) think k8s is some magic that makes distrusted systems problems go away, and automagically enables unlimited scalability In reality it just makes the mechanics a
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Type annotations by themselves, are little more than a comment
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Up until like 1700 most of the population was illiterate Mostly only the nobility, and later, the merchant/professional class, even sent their kids to school. Born out in the country like 90% of the population ? Well your helping wit
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Looks like he’s using a lookup table based on std::exp in combo with the Taylor expansion
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In my experience Academia lacks the resources that corporations can give you. This has been a big problem in AI. The transformers guys probably could not have pulled that off at a university.
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Peter Zeihan would say, that’s the problem Europe has, in addition to demographic collapse. They’re not energy indepedent and hitched their star to Russia (especially Germany), on the belief that economic interdependence would keep things
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With Web Assembly you can write in any language, even C++. Unfortunately it doesn’t expose the DOM, so you still need JavaScript
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There are some small airports that don’t have an ATC. You could start with those
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If it’s that critical then they aren’t launching one cruise missile. If system A costs 1k quid but only works 50% of the time, while system B works 99% of the time but costs 10k quid, system A actually makes a lot more sense. On average you
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Yes they could build them, but currently there’s no economic reason to do so. If SHTF and oil companies were barred from exporting, then that changes very quickly
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Sure they can accept whatever currency they want Which they will then trade for USD and stash in banks or buy stuff from the US
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It wasn't any over the top than the original. It mostly just followed The BBC production almost to the letter, except with US spin. Until Season 4?. Whenever the re-election campaign started. Joel Kinnaman, while a great actor (love
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But if you make friends with those rich kids may open opportunities you would not otherwise have.
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I'd say its the exception that you should not go Ivy/elite if you get in. Ivy Leagues have experiences/opportunities that simply are not replicated at state schools. Yes for determined/driven individuals, it may not mat
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If using C++, clang and boost are going to take up a substantial portion of that 6 GB
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Neural networks seem more linear algebra than calculus
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If generating left to right, it seems to me the condition almost always hold that both the number of empty cells and filled cells to the immediate left and to the lower left, directly underneath, and lower right (four known neighbors at the
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LabVIEW has had FPGA programming as block diagrams for a good 15 years now. Vivado has something similar. Programming FPGA as block diagrams is very natural, because you are essentially designing a circuit. So strictly speaking, you don&#
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eval() is a big security hole
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Coordinate Lunar International Time or CLI-
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