Epa095

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by Epa095 5y ago
> If you take this attitude you should write all of your own tools, make your own hardware, not use any libraries (I might actually be able to make a case for this one). No. Just...no. There are more than the two possible positions, its
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by Epa095 5y ago
What about the Nissan e-nv200? It can come in different configurations, including a 7 seat one. A friend has it to log his family around. It does not have the greatest range, but decent enough.
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by Epa095 5y ago
It's fun you ask, because for the first time in many years we have seen quite a interest in the spot price, because it has reached the record high of 0.35usd/kWh (but mostly it stays around 0.12usd/kWh). This has been a recor
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by Epa095 5y ago
The timeseries databases I have used are good (and fast) at answering queries like "mean value of sensor_1 for every 10 min bucket". It can answer this fast. It can handle that some buckets have 1000 points in them, some have 0 or
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by Epa095 5y ago
Do we somehow stop beeing moral beeing when we are at work? I thought that whole discussion were settled 65 years ago. But I notice that you are using the term "political activism", so maybe its rather that you find this particula
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by Epa095 5y ago
If the improvements scale, you can still get benefit for smaller use cases. And even if each json is small, if you have millions of them the tiny improvements add up. We parse quite a bit of json, we fetch and store json regularly from exte
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by Epa095 5y ago
In the USA this has become part of the dumb culture war, so who knows what strategies are deployed there. But in many other parts of the world we have accepted covid, but is trying to keep it it a level where the hospitals stay afloat, and
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by Epa095 5y ago
Math provides no answer for a lot of the problems one encounter in day to day software development. It does not help you decide how much test coverage you need,it does not help you decide how to review, it does not help you figure out what
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by Epa095 5y ago
The devil is in the detail, especially the "execute python byte code" part, and how often that happens. Partiluarly, it does not happen when you are waiting for some io, or if you are inside some c library like numpy. But yeah, py
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by Epa095 5y ago
Correlation causation
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by Epa095 5y ago
Your sentiment reminds me of this part from the article: >'One prominent journalist argued for replacing “neutral objectivity” with “moral clarity”—making unflinching distinctions between right and wrong.' This piece is certain
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by Epa095 5y ago
This is one of those articles which kind of pretends to be neutral, but are still so oppinionated that I don't know if I ended up smarter or dumber after reading it :-/
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by Epa095 5y ago
He did not say progressives, he said " anyone who spends a lot of time thinking about this type of thing", which I interpreted as the conservatives which can't stop talking about this.
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by Epa095 5y ago
It raises the question, it doesn't beg it (sorry for the boring off-topic comment). https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-fiction/begging-t...
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by Epa095 5y ago
> On the contrary, you may find that you are shipping software that is so good you begin to see the value. You may also find that when you finally do ship, everyone had started using your competitor, or that your customers needed somethi