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901.
by Too 4y ago
What do you suggest instead?
902.
by Too 4y ago
It’s funny the article uses blurry images as an example of broken experience and then suggests WhatsApp as an alternative, where image quality is absolutely horrendous. Many of my friends groups stopped using WhatsApp only for this reason.
903.
by Too 4y ago
Due to inertia of the piston and minor velocity difference of moving up vs down in a cranking geometry, an ICE will be unbalanced and generate vibrations. Called primary and secondary balance. This has nothing to do with tolerance, but yeah
904.
by Too 4y ago
To be fair, same applies to parking. Finding a parking lot in an unfamiliar location in a dense city can be quite a challenge.
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by Too 4y ago
What an odd feature to expose to the the user. User data partition is already encrypted. It would be enough with different boot option, chosen by the workshop with usb, fastboot or key combo, they could not access data anyway. Maybe its har
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by Too 4y ago
Curious on your take of designing your own api rather than using Kubernetes. Is it due to difficulties of containerizing gpus or is the api space of k8s too big and difficult for a small cloud provider to implement? Maybe the workloads comp
907.
by Too 4y ago
Yes, point 2 is really the elevator pitch of Kalman filters. It enables sensor fusion, averaging a fast noisy sensor with a slow accurate sensor, or even add a model as one less confident input to the filter. As pointed out elsewhere in thi
908.
by Too 4y ago
Does it matter if it’s run twice? Usually it’s so fast you hardly even notice it. If your pre-commit takes more than 3 seconds to run it’s set up incorrectly IMO, and should belong to a more manually (and CI of course) invoked test suite in
909.
by Too 4y ago
Use pip install -c constraints.txt.
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by Too 4y ago
Someone else pointed out Bézier curves. What is interesting is such are same as the bending equation! Back in the pre-cad days, designers would bend a piece of thin, elastic spline-wood to draw curves. From the side it looks exactly like a
911.
by Too 4y ago
“recommendation to change the meaning of #!/usr/bin/python from Python 2, to Python 3.” This isn’t exactly true. The recommendation was for a long time that it should alias python2, later it changed to be ambiguous and up
912.
by Too 4y ago
The problem becomes a lot more difficult and interesting once you start involving multiple people. Should everybody have many or exactly one task assigned? Should one person be on stand-by for operations? Should tasks be paired to two devel
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by Too 4y ago
Control systems, or any form of embedded safety critical system, use monotonic clocks where calendar time is a complete non-issue. Ordering of events, on what scale are we talking here? If it’s just within a transactional database there are
914.
by Too 4y ago
If one is relying on time of all actors in a distributed system to be perfectly in sync, you already have a bug, leap seconds or not. (unless you are Google Spanner) For timers within a single system, use monotonic clock of your own cpu.
915.
by Too 4y ago
What are the practical issues for finance and control systems?
916.
by Too 4y ago
Extra pain score should be awarded for 2 character abbreviations, one character flags, mode switches, special character operators, difficult documentation, lack of error handling, missing type safety, difficulty of introspecting/debugg
917.
by Too 4y ago
Apps, requires you to install them and they always require you to sign in. Not something I’m willing to do just to grab a cheese burger. It’s not like I go to mcd on such regular basis. Don’t say it’s possible to make one that doesn’t. Firs
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by Too 4y ago
Do these payment terminals have secure boot or other forms of update payload verification? In that case the risk of accepting malicious updates from insecure touch screen would be much less.
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by Too 4y ago
Just to think out of the box: How about not creating archives, just leave the files as they are in a directory. For transferring, use a client that preserves directory structure. The space of such clients and their features or popularity is
920.
by Too 4y ago
The user name is so bad you would almost think it is designed to intentionally mislead. Anyone with the right sense of mind would otherwise call this functional-user-questions-plugin. On the other hand, if someone intentionally wanted to mi
921.
by Too 4y ago
This is wrong and OMG all other 15 answers to this comment even more wrong. Pinning a dependency in requirements.txt does not pin its transitive dependencies. This does NOT mean you should pip freeze everything into requirements.txt, becaus
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by Too 4y ago
Curious how clearcase works I found https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/rational-clearcase/7.1.2?topic=s... . They appear to be hijacking the open() and write() syscalls, so in some way they actually do have a sandbox
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by Too 4y ago
One difficulty is that dependency resolution need to be language-aware, to understand the semantics of #include, import, require, CLASSPATH, compiler -i flags etc etc. Best would be if compiler could export this in a standard format for con
924.
by Too 4y ago
No need to guess, IDE is flashing bright red and mypy screaming main.py:5: error: "foo" has no attribute "bar". One could still say fuckit and run it anyway, but why would you take that risk. This would never get through
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by Too 4y ago
This is how Kubernetes works in many ways. Crash a pod and the control loop inside the ReplicaSet will create a new pod for you. Scaling nodes is based on similar principles of desired vs actual values.
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by Too 4y ago
Half of the list is equally premature conclusions. Without entertaining this too much: You have properties, slots, __setitem__, dict merging with inplace h1.update(h2) or returning {**h1, **h2, “key”:”toadd”}. Defaultdict being clunky, real
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by Too 4y ago
Dict_values is a readonly set, not a list. Sets are generally unique, non indexable and unordered. Since dict keys are generally intended to be unique, this is a much better data structure, because very often you just want to check if x in
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by Too 4y ago
Once the snow is covering the roof the color can’t matter? This would only have a marginal effect on very mild snow to melt it before it accumulates. Snowy days also don’t have much sun to catch to begin with, clouds ya know. No, roof colla
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by Too 4y ago
It’s easily relatable, compare wearing a black vs white t-shirt a warm sunny day.
930.
by Too 4y ago
Without knowing anything about Cue, just be careful with choosing to a technology only because it scales to the largest infra on earth, it doesn’t mean it scales equally good for smaller deployments.

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