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by DylanSp 2y ago
Question about multi-tenancy - do you recommend starting with a single-tenant approach, or are there off-the-shelf options for multi-tenancy that you'd recommend using, instead of building it from scratch?
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Libgit2 in 2024: The Past(edwardthomson.com)
19 points by DylanSp 2y ago|3 comments
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by DylanSp 2y ago
I was hoping for that too, that's the kind of interesting architectural question I wanted this article to answer.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
The partition key included the channel ID, and they were still having problems with hot partitions even with that fine-grained sharing.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Separate from everything else, I'm glad the first crewed launch from SLC-40 went smoothly. Being able to use that pad for Crew Dragon launches provides some helpful flexibility for important Falcon Heavy launches at LC-39A.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
The equation in that section for updating the concentration of C has a "4 * speed(t,x,y)" term, it seems like that should correspond to 4C in the reaction, especially because the equation for B has "-2 * speed(t,x,y)". E
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by DylanSp 2y ago
This is really cool, it looks like it's pretty easy to get started with Shadertoy and your guidance. One nitpick: in section 2.1.1 on implementing the reactions, you refer to "simulating the reaction A + 2B -> C"; should t
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Got it, thanks!
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by DylanSp 2y ago
What sort of substances end up in leachate, and how'd that contribute to greater CH4 production in your landfill? I was hoping that the OP post/video went into more detail on the chemistry involved.
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The crash of American Eagle flight 4184 and the ATR icing story(admiralcloudberg.medium.com)
15 points by DylanSp 2y ago|1 comments
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by DylanSp 2y ago
I really wish Microsoft had gone forward with their Midori project, or at least open-sourced it; they apparently put a lot of work into designing a capability system, both in language design and OS architecture. https://joeduffyb
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by DylanSp 2y ago
To quote Gene Kranz during the start of problems on Apollo 13: "Let's not make things worse by guessing."
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by DylanSp 2y ago
He's definitely still blogging on Science, he just hasn't posted any Things I Won't Work With entries in a few years.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
https://www.science.org/topic/blog-category/things-i-wont-wo... links to all of Lowe's posts in this category. The How Not to Do It series is also great - https://www.science.org/topic/bl
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by DylanSp 2y ago
I'm trying to think of how you could simulate the non-instantaneous/clocked aspect of it in code without using an HDL, so you could write a more accurate simulator in a familiar language. I'm thinking you'd want each gat
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by DylanSp 2y ago
I'm curious if SpaceX has applied those mitigation techniques yet. I could maybe understand not doing it for the initial test batch of 6 DTC satellites, but they've been continuing to launch more, and they should be taking at leas
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Took me a moment to parse the article and find a link to the study, here it is: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2407.03092 .
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A Knownbits Abstract Domain for the Toy Optimizer(pypy.org)
3 points by DylanSp 2y ago|0 comments
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Same - I've seen plenty of exploratory/experimental posts, but this is the most information I've seen about it being used in production.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Seconding the praise for your application process and website, it's very well done. I applied earlier this week, and even though I got a rejection email today, I really appreciate the quick response.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Channels can be a useful primitive, but without more structure they're tough to reason about. I really wish that the Go team would provide more implementations of common patterns and publicize them; things like x/sync/errgro
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by DylanSp 2y ago
There are type switch statements, at least, and libraries like https://github.com/phelmkamp/valor can use them to provide more concise abstractions. The really frustrating thing is that interfaces can't have metho
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by DylanSp 2y ago
I've used them occasionally to clarify the semantics of collections; I like being able to express that some collection of values is unordered and has only unique elements.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
One nice thing I've seen is separating out footnotes (additional comments) from references (citations/links to external contents). It's probably not applicable to all blogs, but I like it in Citation Needed, Molly White'
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by DylanSp 2y ago
That's unfortunate. Good to know, though.
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by DylanSp 2y ago
Does Safari on iOS support the File System API, specifically the origin private file system? Can you use that to reliably persist data into a file/SQLite database?
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by DylanSp 2y ago
I'm curious what AWS services you have in mind. I can definitely think of services that aren't actively updated and that don't integrate smoothly with newer services (thinking of Elastic Beanstalk here), but outright deprecat
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by DylanSp 2y ago
The link worked previously, and this job no longer appears on their list of open positions; looks like it's no longer open.
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Our Unusual Journey to ECS on EC2(osohq.com)
2 points by DylanSp 2y ago|0 comments
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by DylanSp 2y ago
That's a good point, they probably will.

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