TylerE

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by TylerE 2y ago
One thing I will suggest: you’re assuming failures are non-correlated and have an equally weighted chance per in it of time. Neither is a good assumption from my experience. Failures being correlated to any degree greatly increases the ch
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by TylerE 2y ago
I despise it because I've seen some absolutely HORRIBLE designs that excessively separate concerns (that are actually linked and shouldn't be) in the name of "testability". I would rather maintain 50 lines of clear idiom
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by TylerE 2y ago
Well, yes. Namely, what does the following code do? patients = 400 patents = 20 x = patients / 10 If the compiler truncates, x will be 2 (assuming it allows variable reassignment), and you've probably introduced a
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by TylerE 2y ago
Just to be clear, do you mean full-dogma Rails tutorial write a bunch of trivial tests before writing code TDD?
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by TylerE 2y ago
Were they actually supporting abbreviating or just doing something like only storing the first 3 characters of the name? That feels more like something a compiler trying to fit in 8k of RAM or whatever would do.
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by TylerE 2y ago
TDD. Agile.
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by TylerE 2y ago
That’s not accurate either. Scaleless snakes, thigh a rare mutation, do exist as genetic mutants. https://www.morphmarket.com/morphpedia/corn-snakes/scaleless...
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by TylerE 2y ago
I can’t imagine it wouldn’t be stored either as liquid or at least pressurized. Steam has something like 200x the volume of the water it’s boiled from.
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by TylerE 2y ago
One thing you can do there is have an onsite energy storage mechanism (battery, gravity, etc) and run the process 24/7, keeping the energy storage topped up whenever the cost of electricity falls below whatever threshold. Worst comes t
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by TylerE 2y ago
Funny, I'm the opposite. The idea is intriguing, but I absolutely do not want animated. I have vision issues and animation just makes everything go (more) blurry.
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by TylerE 2y ago
> I’ll take all my ribs being broken + being alive for even a week vs being dead and no broken ribs any day of the week. If you'd ever spent time around a nursing home, you probably wouldn't say that. Quality of life matters,
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by TylerE 2y ago
That would entirely mean what you mean by "copyright reform". If you mean the typical crypto anarchist data hoarder everything should be free and open after 5 minutes sense, or anything close to it, frankly I don't support, s
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by TylerE 2y ago
Almost 2000 stores in 24 countries is not by any objective measure "tiny".
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by TylerE 2y ago
The mission of the Internet Archive should not be "copyright reform" but maintaining the continued availability of data it is legally allowed to host.
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by TylerE 2y ago
And then once you need actual calling Access lags far behind even MySQL.
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by TylerE 2y ago
I don’t think it ever shipped with it built in, but it shipped with a pretty full featured lisp implementation.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Did you check the prices, or did you look at a photo of a menu board? I checked the McDonald’s app for a pickup order in my city of 100k in a lcol area just now. Quarter pounder with Cheese: $5.09 Large Fry: $4.29 Total+Tax $10.34
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by TylerE 2y ago
He’s not wrong. A quarter pounder with cheese and a large fry from McDonald’s is up to about $11. The same from five guys is $16. Which is… five bucks more. (Medium fries from five guys, which is more fries than the McDonalds large) Crap ti
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by TylerE 2y ago
A machine about to break down is not a machine that HAS broken down. Predictive (but preventative!) is an active area of research in industrial circles.
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by TylerE 2y ago
It getting sued out of existence is not appeasement. It’s literally following the law. That is how non profits that wish to continue to operate do things.
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by TylerE 2y ago
By not hiring dumb people who flagrantly and obviously violate the law.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Yes, the recent history of the IA is of its shooting itself in the foot in full auto. I don’t understand how the board members pushing these obviously dangerous actions haven’t been turfed out.
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by TylerE 2y ago
The Linux Foundation basically exists to pay Linus. Now add the billions companies like Red Hat pay their employees to work on Linux dev.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Linux is massively funded by companies like IBM and Red Hat. The Linux Foundation receives over $15m in corporate funding.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Times change. About 95% of the world’s population now carries a good-to-amazing camera in their pocket almost all the time.
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by TylerE 2y ago
That website is broken. When you drag the dot it says to reload the page for the change to take effect...and then when you do the dot snaps right back to africa.
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by TylerE 2y ago
It ended when the vc money in the original dotcom boom dried up.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Good enough isn’t nearly good enough. You’re competing against apps, offering just a much better use experience. One bit of feedback I got repeatedly from users on a couple communities (now dead) I helped run was how much harder posting ima
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by TylerE 2y ago
Because of course there aren't any other features of a Tesla that could possibly effect the accident rate.
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by TylerE 2y ago
Words evolve with time and usage. If someone said they were gonna send you a mail, would you expect an actual paper letter or an email?

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