Fiahil

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by Fiahil 4y ago
> What are some strategies for success? Pick any software engineering school or college outside the US.
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by Fiahil 4y ago
> The main purpose of K8s is just to run microservices. No. The main purpose of K8s is to make portable « running multiple copies across servers, routing from one load-balancing port to many ephemerally-allocated ports, collecting logs,
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by Fiahil 4y ago
We (France) like to compare our sécurité sociale to the NHS, but only to remember that ours is not so bad after all. It’s never been the subject of serious debates, and the USA even less (rightfully).
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Very very well. I don't think I'll ever regret getting into Rust. The whole development experience is a great delight ! I'm now an sort of evangelist for data-heavy projects that want to use more Rust instead of Python.
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Polars and data fusion
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Unless you want to leverage Arrow heavily in your data engineering pipeline, then Rust can replace Spark.
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by Fiahil 4y ago
> The real question is how you decide where to invest your time/energy next? Everyone is going to say they have X or Y good reason and their choice reflects the deep thoughts they have put into carefully weighing pros and cons, whil
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by Fiahil 4y ago
I live in France and we ran out of Mustard when the shortage came out. We don't eat that much, but it has been quite annoying. Especially with the barbecue season. I suspect close relatives to hoard and run a "black market" m
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by Fiahil 4y ago
> to get the resulting plant to produce more of the seed. Not _exactly_ the same seed, but _a_ seed that can (maybe) grow again.
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Some restaurants I've been to, used real straws made of real wheat.
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Too late, I bought the entry-level Metabo one. I plan to complete it with a Dust Comander cyclone for taking care of most of the big stuff.
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by Fiahil 4y ago
"Good news", with the number of 200 or 300 years old trees that are currently dying, we will be able to check all records when we'll have them cut down.
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by Fiahil 4y ago
It's not over yet, but we can already see a lot of trees are struggling to get water. I'm from the North-West side of France, where rain is usually frequent, and this year all I'm seeing is dead trees alongside roads and fiel
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Symantec, Microsoft Defender (this shit is insane), Netskope and ZScaler
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> I have a 2-stage cyclone dust collector. I won't shame any brands As someone who is looking to buy a cyclone for his new thickness planner, your comment is kind of frustrating... what's the point of all this if you don't
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by Fiahil 4y ago
pi-hole the roborock subdomains. You'll loose starting via the app, but the robot stills works.
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The remarkable also can be accessed through ssh, without any hack !
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> We've sent out a newsletter to our customers to let them know about the changes and here's what one of our users replied Thank you, I can't help but laugh at the idea that they received what looked like a out-of-season a
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Yes, that's because everything here is centered on Paris
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The Keyword Generics Initiative(blog.rust-lang.org)
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Same for cloud and ad services, they're not products (more a platform or a collection of products) nor they're for consumers. EDIT : Also, tensorflow (not a product) is making his way on the google "cloud", but not .NET
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by Fiahil 4y ago
It's getting hard because the water goes away. It means the wood shrinks, warps and cracks as fibers get closer to one another. In the case of Oak, the wood is pretty dense already. The shrinkage stills happens, but less than green pin
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by Fiahil 4y ago
> Some of the wood used in the foundational carpentry work (tabouret) was found to not meet quality criteria ( not dry enough ). I would love to see your article, because I think their journalist just doesn't understand how carpent
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by Fiahil 4y ago
Seconded, actually we just got a 2 digit raise this month on our base salary, and on top of a massive hiring target for 2022.
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> I mean, it could be interesting to discuss a more European style of employment where he couldn’t be fired for this As a French person employed by a French Company, I can assure you that a regular employee talking to the media without t
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by Fiahil 4y ago
> read the tail pointer (acquire) > append your node using CAS(release) > update the tail pointer with CAS (release). I thought as well, but, when I wrote that impl there was no way to shortcut the 2 releases into a single atomic o
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by Fiahil 4y ago
didn't that only apply to open circuit cooling, rather than the closed circuit cooling that you would expect in most reactors ? > The precise situation depends on the reactor. But in general terms, water is either returned directly,
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Append-Log. A grow-only linked list where you can only append elements to it. Good use-case: Lock-free concurrent reads are allowed, because there is no way committed content could change. Writes need to be Linearizable (so locking is requi
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> imagine that you get a $1,000 bill from Atlassian and want to know the carbon impact of that purchase. We know that for every $1,000 spent with Atlassian, there’s a 30.2 kg footprint Actually, you don't "know" that, and
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by Fiahil 4y ago
So. I understand what point your making, but I completely disagree with you. MLOps is as much as an issue to Data Science than DevOps is to Software Engineering. Automating things doesn't make them stupid or constrained ; I don't

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