SigmundA

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by SigmundA 1y ago
>Right, both sort of suck at streaming, something about being closed form tree structures would be my guess(strictly speaking, you need to close the tree to serialize it, so no clean way to append data in real time, best you can do is to
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by SigmundA 1y ago
>XML also does not play very nice with streaming technologies. Not sure why just as good as JSON, if you are going to stream and parse you need a low level push or pull parser not a DOM just like JSON. See SAX for Java or XmlReader &#x2F
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Yes definitely, its does the heavy lifting and is essentially a new from scratch HTML rendering engine. It needs javascript support so charting libraries work but they mention working toward that in the roadmap. It's more like PrinceXM
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by SigmundA 1y ago
>But much further than that, the point is that we need God's forgiveness - a forgiveness that is completely unreasonable. Why would one need forgiveness from their creator? He created us and the universe we exist in. There is nothin
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by SigmundA 1y ago
I thought that was OpenAPI?
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by SigmundA 1y ago
The security surface area will be either the png decoder or webgl, both are pretty well scrutinized but if I had to pick I would the png decoder is less likely to have a security issue compared to webgl. Does't really matter because bo
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Most hybrids on the road are parallel and have a mechanical connection to wheels and vary rpm as needed, although the CVT implementations may hold rpm due to gear ratios like any CVT hybrid or not. A direct mechanical connection is more eff
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by SigmundA 1y ago
More like OSM Database -> PNGs -> PNG Decoder in browser-> Your screen vs OSM Database -> Vector Tiles -> MaplibreGL.js -> WebGL -> Your Screen
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Not SVG
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Not SVG, its Mapbox Vector tile format which is like Geojson coded in protobuf it is then rendered to raster in the browser using webgl typically. https://github.com/mapbox/vector-tile-spec/tree/master/2.
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by SigmundA 1y ago
This is not an answer that satisfies just begs more questions. Who Created God? No one? Why does the universe need a creator if God does not? Where does free will and evil come from if God is "originator of all things that were, are, a
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by SigmundA 1y ago
What about structs?
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Nice, I imagine it has the same issue as pdf.js when it comes to printing since its using canvas to render, it will just print bitmaps which leads to blurry print or OOM errors if doing high dpi. pdf.js was trying to have a SVG renderer for
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by SigmundA 1y ago
> You invented some new type of workload, were all clients have to access the same heap concurrently and telling the author to rewrite everything in Rust. But that's your use-case, not the the one we're discussion. My use case
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by SigmundA 1y ago
>Well, sure don't use it for heavy computational loads if it doesn't work for you. >why would we drop multi-processing with isolated tiny heaps with a few KBs each and move to multi-threading with a large multi-megabyte stac
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Erlang is not as performant for heavy computational loads, this is bared out in many benchmarks, thats not what it's good at. Message passing share nothing adds overhead when trying to reference data between processes because it must b
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by SigmundA 1y ago
CancellationTokens can be passed in synchronous functions just fine, I have done cancellable sync apis before cancellation tokens existed usually its a .Cancel() on the thing doing the work just like Command.Cancel() in the Sql client or Co
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by SigmundA 1y ago
I haven't found this is the case many times, many api will have two versions of the api with XxxAsync versions all the way down, maybe less so now days but it took a while to get async entry points added everywhere so you could use it
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by SigmundA 1y ago
>I am not quite following, why would we drop multi-processing with isolated tiny heaps with a few KBs each and move to multi-threading with a large multi-megabyte stacks per thread and all sharing and writing to the same heap? It seems l
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by SigmundA 1y ago
I get why they went the async route due to performance implications and such, just like the old cooperative multi-tasking days everything was much lighter weight but one misbehaved process not yielding can block the whole OS. Nice to see fu
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by SigmundA 1y ago
.Net uses real OS threads and that 4mb is the stack not the heap which must be allocated on thread creation. The heap is shared in the process amongst all the threads whereas Erlang is separate lightweight green thread/processes with d
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Solar hot water has to account for pumping losses as well, its going to be in the same ballpark but the electric heat pump hot water system is much more flexible in how the power is used and decouples production from use along with electric
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Doesn't matter that much if you have excess solar available, beyond that many who do solar also tend to go to a heat pump water heater which is 400% efficient bringing photovoltaics in line with solar hot water without running plumbing
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by SigmundA 1y ago
Not sure sharing the neutral buys much as conductor size needs to go up vs just running separate wire. Most hybrid inverters now days are high frequency and have a HVDC bus sitting between battery DC/DC, solar MPPT and AC inverter&#x2F
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by SigmundA 1y ago
POE+++ is 90W so maybe POE++++? Hard to go up in voltage as its now no longer considered "low" voltage wiring and hard to go up in current without increasing conductor size of ethernet cable.
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by SigmundA 2y ago
You are making a lot of assumptions to fit your narrative, the higher natural source would also be cumulative with toothpaste etc. There is no conclusive data to support your assertion and there is a lot of data to support the benefits of f
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by SigmundA 2y ago
That is not a study of drinking water concentrations, but much higher naturally occurring levels. Its also has pretty poor confidence intervals: https://journalistsresource.org/home/how-to-read-this-study-... https:&#
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by SigmundA 2y ago
With net metering going away now people want batteries for self consumption, then the grid becomes a backup. In my area we still have net metering but the grid tends to go down a lot with even a mild storm, so many have backup propane gener
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by SigmundA 2y ago
Lookup "well to wheel" efficiency. However many overlook the other benefit, which as software devs we should easily recognize. Powering your car with electricity abstracts the fuel from the use of the fuel. An electric car doesn
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by SigmundA 2y ago
>Because this isn't about efficiency. Being alive and happy is not effcient.

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