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Milwaukee just came out with a blower claiming 40% quieter then their last revision hard to tell if the students version is quieter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2NSBAe6bdI
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Look like they went with ARMv9 SME instead of their proprietary AMX leading to most of the improvements, which is still impressive, just no real IPC uplift on normal instructions over M3. https://twitter.com/negativeonehero&
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Funny that it still doesn't have pool control, I have a plugin for homebrige that exposes my pool as switches, temperature sensors and a fan for the pool pump in HomeKit, I guess none of the pool automation vendors want to adopt a stan
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_frequency
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Exactly I can't find any explanation how abestos could migrate from external application up to the ovaries, this seems like an obvious issue. Abestos is not harmful just by touching it, you get cancer from it by breathing it in signifi
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"rats forced to inhale talc for 6 hours a day, five days a week over at least 113 weeks." Thats a lot different than applying it to your body. If I inhale sand for 6 hours a day for 113 weeks I would not be surprised to get tumors
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"I like money"
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Natural gas emits less than half the CO2 of coal per unit of energy due to its chemical makeup, NG is the "cleanest" fossil fuel. https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=48296
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>The inline blocking compilation step will still fuck your query Only on the first execution, the long plan/jit time is usually only an issue when running a fast query over and over again. However if plans where cached then you coul
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PG just needs to do like the other databases and cache query plans, also add hints please.
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I still have very fond memories of endlessly dueling people online in Jedi Knight II Jedi Outcast. I still feel it was the best skill based melee engine I have ever played, not sure if I ever even played the single player. Even guns vs ligh
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turtles_all_the_way_down
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I don't need flood insurance and yes if you do that is separate and covered by NFIP the government program because private will not cover at all here. I brought that up due to the parent comment referencing building in a swamp. All pre
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>My insurance premiums (and to a huge degree now, taxes) shouldn't go to pay for people who keep rebuilding in a swamp that is routinely leveled by hurricanes. I live in Tampa 50ft above sea level which hasn't been hit directly
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One insurance agent I know said much of it came from requiring legal fees be reimbursed, so lawyers where helping people go after insurance for even minor claims while racking up large legals fees to do so that insurance has to pay for. The
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I believe it has something to do with a law past a couple of years ago that they cannot deny based on roof age if less than 15 years so now they are denying everything over 15 years. There is something related to the sticky membrane they pu
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Yes living in FL its ridiculous. It's not just the premium increases and lack of competition, everyone is getting hit with needing to replace their roof if more 15 years old or they will cancel you. Citizen which is state backed makes
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Living in Florida nobody is talking about property taxes but homeowners insurance is driving people out. It's more than doubled for everyone we know in the last few years along with most insurer requiring a new roof if more than 15 yea
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Just wish it had high quality vector based printing, sad they dropped thier SVG backend.
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>naive q: could one process perform the compilation, store the output in postgresql shmem, then each pg worker copy that code locally ? It would probably be easiest to just compile the code to a shared library on disk then it would get m
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Looks like you can change that with THREADED_EXECUTION to make it act like it does on Windows with a single process and threads: >On UNIX, starting with Oracle Database 12c Release 2 (12.2), Oracle Database can use an operating system pr
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It was around the time when vaccine and Autism mania was at its peak: > Despite the lack of evidence that the complaints were caused by the vaccine, sales plummeted and LYMErix was withdrawn from the U.S. market by GlaxoSmithKline in Feb
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Since PG uses one process per connection and the LLVM JIT code is process specific the code can't be shared amongst all connections to the DB. Plans themselves suffer from this since they are in memory data structures not designed to b
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Is x a parameter because it doesn't look like it? MSSQL has parameter sniffing and will make multiple plans based on incoming parameters I would be surprised if Oracle does not do the same. It can actually be problematic to sniff param
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Yes its manual and per session, DB's like MSSQL have that was well but are very rarely used anymore because it got automatic plan caching about 20 years ago which basically eliminates any advantage to manually preparing. Its actually b
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MSSQL lets you save a query plan as XML then upload to another system as a hint. PG could do this using the json or xml output of EXPLAIN.
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Seems like an issue, such that they are testing ways to disable certain side loaded apps: https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/07/google-starts-blocking-use...
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The argument Apple is making from my understanding is that to comply with the law the system must allow other browsers and have a system setting of the default browser. Currently PWA's open in an app that wraps Safari's engine to
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I would at least want to know the client library so I can never use it for anything. Also never trust the client and I hope they don't mean the actual client app such that it can access other user id without server validation...
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>You can come up with a well-reasoned critique of Agile and there's always some Agile evangelist that pops up to tell you that you're not doing "real agile" and, therefore, your experience is invalid. Just the typical
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