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by Jupe 7y ago
Interesting... I never thought about that. I guess if the bristles board were very tight packed, the force of the incoming dart wouldn't be enough to move the dart out of the way? I had a good bristle board, but I recall spending much
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by Jupe 7y ago
It happened often enough that I had to purchase new back shafts (the part that holds the flights). The aluminum proved to be the best, as I could bend them back into place and still get some use out of them. My first few were plastic, and w
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by Jupe 7y ago
Impressive. She hit six 180s. A 180 (or "Ton-80") is three darts in the treble ring of the 20 "slice" of the board. (The top slice, above the bulls-eye). So, she placed 18 darts (3-at-a-time) in the treble ring. While la
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by Jupe 7y ago
I'm not judging the solution, just the logic that skipped from "Omniviolence" to the absurd proposal for an AI-based government authority. The two are quite unrelated in my mind. For example, the article made no serious menti
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by Jupe 7y ago
Came to say exactly this... Not quite sure how the author went from "Technology is, in other words, enabling criminals to target anyone anywhere and, due to democratization, increasingly at scale" to "One strategy could be a
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by Jupe 7y ago
Very interesting read... I wonder at what distance the expansion of the universe itself nullify the gravitation attraction?
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by Jupe 7y ago
The original article was posted in December, 2011 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Shadow_banning&ol... There it was originally called "Hellbanning" Patents are a joke.
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by Jupe 7y ago
https://fredlybrand.com/2014/05/03/seven-red-lines-aka-the-e... ?
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by Jupe 7y ago
Yes, AOP == Aspect Oriented Programming Logging systems can usually be enabled by package/namespace, and frequently to the class level. I've used AOP to log out the trace of the code (not just the call stack), but can turn it on o
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by Jupe 7y ago
Ha, funny you should ask... I've started a project about a month ago that will apply various "rules" be applied to unique resource instances. (Sorry, I'm being explicitly vague as there are IP concerns here.) Here are so
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by Jupe 7y ago
So glad to see this stated publicly, and actually getting some positive responses. 25+ years of software development and the best "pattern" I can identify after dozens of projects is just one: simplicity. If you can't follow
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by Jupe 7y ago
Except, perhaps, those that have children or grand children?
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by Jupe 8y ago
What, no TYPO2 checksums? :)
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by Jupe 8y ago
Couldn't agree more. There are 3 sources of information regarding database serializability/linearizability: 1. Marketing material (mostly useless) 2. Individual projects/post-mortems (50/50 here; some just mis-use the te
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by Jupe 8y ago
Case in point: https://git-man-page-generator.lokaltog.net/ :)
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by Jupe 8y ago
The problem with database migrations are the rows, not the columns. I think I've written similar "column" tool like this for just about every DB project I've started, or write one for projects I've inherited/st
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by Jupe 8y ago
Interesting approach! Reminds of an option my group considered a couple years ago, where we purposely didn't set up read replicas, but considered failure to connect/read of the master as a 'C' failure. Hashing keys to mu
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by Jupe 8y ago
Yep, there are workloads that benefit from the FaaS model, but not all. In my case, the cost / hassle of high-availability, scaling, no need for state, time-based triggers, and more, made Lambda an easy decision to make: and it's
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‘People don’t go out’: the town where half the pubs have vanished(theguardian.com)
12 points by Jupe 8y ago|2 comments
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by Jupe 8y ago
This makes me wonder why GitHub is effectively using a single database (though replicated with HA considerations and CQRS-ized). From the article, it appears they are are partitioning based on function (commits in this DB, PRs in this clust
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by Jupe 8y ago
Ah, yes, the DevOps blues... I sing it daily :(
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by Jupe 8y ago
Not quite endless, I found an 3 edges of the space. Couldn't move beyond.
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by Jupe 8y ago
Like this? https://www.flickr.com/photos/abstractusinterruptus/
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Curated Library of Technologies(asme.org)
1 points by Jupe 8y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 8y ago
How about this: https://www.flickr.com/photos/abstractusinterruptus
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by Jupe 8y ago
Thanks for this... Took a minute or two to re-create my very first program: 10 PRINT " * "; 20 GOTO 10 :)
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by Jupe 8y ago
Generative/algorithmic art: https://www.flickr.com/photos/abstractusinterruptus
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by Jupe 8y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something, but it seems a big leap to base such exaggerated projections from only 2 years worth of data. All the graphs have 0 (zero) as their first year data point (2012) and indicate that tracking ceased in 2014.
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GUN [video](youtube.com)
2 points by Jupe 8y ago|0 comments
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by Jupe 8y ago
Normalize till it hurts... Denormalize till it works :)

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