StreamBright

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by StreamBright 4y ago
It is kind of funny how stupid we are about the use of chemicals. I was just talking to a bio vineyard owner this weekend about why he choses no-chem approach. To my surprise he does that so that his grapes are more(!) resistant to sickness
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Yes it is barely accessibly from a location in Europe. Httping gives me 1-2 seconds. Other sites hosted in the US are fine (for me).
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by StreamBright 4y ago
I am wondering what the truth really is. Nature or lab leak.
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The Lab Leak Deception(youtube.com)
7 points by StreamBright 4y ago|2 comments
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by StreamBright 4y ago
This just shows how bad table sugar really is (as well as HFCS for that matter).
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by StreamBright 4y ago
It is not a surprise. Honey has a GI of 60.
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by StreamBright 4y ago
What was the problem you solved with Z-Wave?
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by StreamBright 4y ago
> Blake3 is super promising as cryptographic hash function family due to its software performance I am shocked how fast it is. Just tried it on several files. It is blazing fast. brew install b3sum on mac.
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by StreamBright 4y ago
We are planning to do the same thing. Would you have any write up that you could share?
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by StreamBright 4y ago
My problem with JS is that every framework we tried sucks in different ways. The worst is to handle the kind of silly crap that JS does (wat). The other big part is the every bricking API of pretty much everything. We are lucky if there is
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Do you realize how long a NPP last vs an average "storage" for renewables?
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by StreamBright 4y ago
So you discovered the well known problem in "IoT" that SD cards should never be used for filesystems that are online 100% of the time? I think the parent views on storage is still valid. Do not boot from the RAID volume where you
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Do you realize that this is 50% of the problem? The another 50% is how to "compress" fusion? https://coldfusionnow.org/power-equivalent-to-the-sun-we-alr... This is one aspect of the problem. THe another aspect is
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Probably. I think I am going to close all my "crypto" accounts because it is a scam as many of us thought it from the beginning. The only real value of blockchain is immutable history that is a pretty good thing in few cases.
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by StreamBright 4y ago
I am not sure why you think he threw it away. Whatever he says on social media is irrelevant for the progress he made with SpaceX. That will change how we do space exploration. His twitter feed is going to change how we (the people who read
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Management Tool for RocksDB(github.com)
1 points by StreamBright 4y ago|0 comments
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by StreamBright 4y ago
> Curse of Knowledge is real. I agree. I usually teach with example. Sort of here is a situation, this is your input now write something (a function, sql statement, etc.) to produce the desired outcome. While doing so I explain all the r
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by StreamBright 4y ago
At some stage there was a squad on StackOverflow who closed all Rust related beginner questions and it was impossible to get started. Most devs new to Rust do not understand &str and String and 99% of the content about is how implementa
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Starting with Fsharp that has a gazillion libraries (usually pretty good quality ones) and it has much more advanced features from the ML tree than Rust (like |> for example). Rust's error handling might be great for people who are
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by StreamBright 4y ago
As guy who has very similar background just like you: there is very little in Rust that will benefit your straight away. On the other side, you are going to learn a lot about low level details associated with systems programming (mostly inf
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by StreamBright 4y ago
White collar crime is rarely punished in the US. You can look at what happened with the people causing the 2008 financial crisis.
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Data Management UI for the AWS Data Stack(depoxy.dev)
1 points by StreamBright 4y ago|0 comments
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by StreamBright 4y ago
It would be great to have a better dnsmasq with sane config file, better logging, a simple statistics page and some more.
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Show HN: Depoxy – DataOps UI for the AWS data stack(app.depoxy.dev)
4 points by StreamBright 4y ago|0 comments
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by StreamBright 4y ago
The future of power grid is to have cheap base load (likely nuclear) and efficient batteries in everything we can put batteries in. When I am talking about batteries, I really talked about NBD style devices[1]. https://ndb.techno
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Yep, that is exactly what I am talking about. Maybe it was more of a 80s thing.
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by StreamBright 4y ago
As an ex-IBM guy who spent a decade on Thinkpads I disagree. > Thinkpad keyboard and far better aesthetics Thinkpads are great for other reasons, partially that almost everything was replaceable as you pointed out. In the case of aesthet
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by StreamBright 4y ago
Yeah it is. In the 90s everything had a manual. Does anybody remember how good the documentation was for new hardware? I was looking for an example but google became garbage and I can't find any good example.
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by StreamBright 4y ago
It was kind of smooth. The biggest problem with Svelte was the lack of libraries and semi broken tooling. I am still not sold on this heavy JS/SPA approach (I am a mostly backend dev) and really hoping that HTMX or similar project take
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by StreamBright 4y ago
If I was referencing Zig az the __only__ alternative I would agree. What I wanted to say is to use the same language / tool that your projects uses. Maybe it is impossible for C/C++ as some comments pointed out.

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