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by Serow225 6y ago
very close to Azure Functions Durable Entities: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/durab...
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by Serow225 6y ago
Nice summary!! :)
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by Serow225 6y ago
F# has 'units of measure' support, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/language-refe...
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by Serow225 6y ago
pretty common pattern for CF though.
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by Serow225 6y ago
C# has exactly that FWIW: using foo.lib = libfoo
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by Serow225 6y ago
The first one that I tried also failed for the same reason, FWIW. Cool tool! :)
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by Serow225 6y ago
You can opt in to an earlier delivery than the "mass delivery" target date, with the acknowledgement that it's significantly more likely to slip. And sometimes the prices are higher.
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by Serow225 6y ago
Has anyone approached Jepsen about running an analysis on the Erlang Ra implementation? I believe they've been running Jepsen tests internally, just curious if they're thinking about getting an official analysis at some point. Tha
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by Serow225 6y ago
Thanks! The product pricing seems off to me. If you have a service that averages a continuous 10req/sec, that would be like $100 a month plus storage costs?
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by Serow225 6y ago
Neat! Are you taking requests for Azure regions? : ) FYI, all of the mid-level doc links are returning 403, like: https://docs.lambda.store/docs https://docs.lambda.store/help It would be nice if those head
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by Serow225 7y ago
https://www.backblaze.com/blog/reed-solomon/
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by Serow225 7y ago
Lots of engineering software does. FPGA toolchains, CAD, simulation. Not uncommon.
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by Serow225 7y ago
a number of the C# lang developers prefer (x is object) for the latter, FWIW.
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by Serow225 7y ago
I'd guess Chief Product Officer?
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by Serow225 8y ago
Maybe related to this, as a guess? https://www.sqlite.org/c3ref/c_dbconfig_defensive.html#sqlit... SQLITE_DBCONFIG_DEFENSIVE The SQLITE_DBCONFIG_DEFENSIVE option activates or deactivates the "defensive" flag
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by Serow225 8y ago
queues please! :)
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by Serow225 8y ago
Nope. Since a long time, tracks are virtual (array of raw track IDs as a function of sector ID when the arm is held "constant" and averaged for X thousand RPMs as part of the per-drive firmware Calibration at the factory).
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by Serow225 8y ago
This is correct :)
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by Serow225 8y ago
Seagate has their Kinetic KVS-harddrive project too...
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by Serow225 8y ago
Good info thanks. But yeah, with a stick shaker there are many other ways for the pilots to get the same info, so I can sort of understand that as being optional for the copilot. Obviously not ideal, but at the end of the day engineering is
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by Serow225 8y ago
737MAX is not fully FBW. Trim is one example...
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by Serow225 8y ago
Cost.
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by Serow225 8y ago
I can't believe that the AoA disagree warning is a PAID option. And I've worked in aerospace.
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by Serow225 8y ago
Yes (but it's not tabs)
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by Serow225 8y ago
DOORS ?
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by Serow225 8y ago
Thanks for the article! We have a tiny hosted ELK cluster for our app logging, but we don't have much expertise in good cluster design. We recently implemented monthly rolling indices, and currently have a single 'archive' in
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by Serow225 8y ago
MOCA 2.0 via a Motorola adapter works great for me.
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by Serow225 8y ago
I must have written my text poorly, that's what I intended to convey; that in my experience the term's popularity started in the embedded/sysadmin/dba communities and then spread to the wider tech communities. Sorry! :)
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by Serow225 8y ago
To me it's very common in the tech community. Maybe a transfer from the embedded/sysadmin/DBA side of things, from what I've seen its usage move over time.
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by Serow225 8y ago
Understood, I guess I'm wondering why it hasn't been possible to cull more of the less-successful attempts, or at least make it obvious to newer users what is legacy. As an outsider/newer person to Python, the number of packa

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