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by aeyes 1y ago
There are some metro lines which use this skip-stop system, the distance between trains is created by staying longer in the station. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skip-stop
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by aeyes 1y ago
What are multi instance upstream Postgres clusters for you? PostgreSQL has no official support for failover of a master instance, the only mechanism is Postgres replication which you can make synchronous. Then you can build your own tooling
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by aeyes 2y ago
To me its a massive red flag that Google would promise a cash bonus 2 years in the future, they could have given stock with an appropriate vesting schedule for retention. All the retention deals I have seen were done like this, only for the
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by aeyes 2y ago
I think it would be appropriate to ask him how much Palantir stock he holds.
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by aeyes 2y ago
If you have tight Achilles a high drop shoe will help a lot because it takes the load off the Achilles.
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by aeyes 2y ago
Unfortunate that the latitude is not allowed to be negative.
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by aeyes 2y ago
When S3 Tables launched they made the Metadata available using this technology. So you can query it like an Apache Iceberg table. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/introducing-queryable-objec...
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by aeyes 2y ago
You will still need a (hybrid) inverter to use it so add at least $500 on top of that. And that money doesn't really get you a unit which is capable enough to really make use of a battery of this size.
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by aeyes 2y ago
The article includes a link to the pull request which fixes the regression in LLVM: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/114990
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by aeyes 2y ago
My school had Windows NT and the experience was similar. Any workstation looked the same and had my data. Later I saw some Citrix setups which would load the applications from the server. That also worked pretty OK. With Windows you definit
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by aeyes 2y ago
He ported the optimization from the Crispy Doom fork. Since this is one of the first changes in the repo I bet that this was a known issue at the time.
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by aeyes 2y ago
North Africa is interconnected to Europe because Europe thought that it would be a good idea to build huge solar plants there. The project ultimately failed because long distance energy transportation is difficult and expensive, among other
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by aeyes 2y ago
That's not true. At 7pm local time cellular service in Santiago was pretty much dead. Most antennas only have backup power for 4 hours.
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by aeyes 2y ago
You can do small refactors here and there but usually things get complex after some time. My first advice was to not overthink on architecture in the beginning so it is inevitable that you will end up with something quite unorganized after
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by aeyes 2y ago
That's the next problem startups should avoid at all cost. Don't do heavily abstracted services, just put it all in a monolith which will make it faster and easier to iterate. Don't overthink it, just get the feature out of t
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by aeyes 2y ago
You can create Foreign Keys as NOT VALID and then VALIDATE the constraint later. This only takes a RowShareLock. Dropping the constraints takes an AccessExclusiveLock for a very short time in both tables so yes, that would interrupt traffic
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by aeyes 2y ago
I doubt that they are any better because most of the issues are caused by poor design.
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by aeyes 2y ago
So if these clusters are using binlog replication, do they just ignore the possibility of lost writes and inconsistent data after a failover?
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by aeyes 2y ago
For all runs except races and interval sessions I carry my phone in a Naked band. Works well for me and allows me to carry some other things like gels, tissues, keys, light...
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by aeyes 2y ago
All of these worked in the past without sending any data off the device. But now you suddenly need the cloud to have it recognize the Eiffel tower.
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by aeyes 2y ago
What are some example keywords? I have never searched for landmarks, I only search for location. How many landmarks are there to justify sending your data off? Can't the database be stored on the device?
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by aeyes 2y ago
They still have to rebalance all the time.
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by aeyes 2y ago
The Pear P2P framework might be worth a look if you want to get off of GitHub and turn it into a truly distributed system. If the index must be on GitHub then what good is it to have the files on IPFS? https://docs.pears.com&#x2F
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by aeyes 2y ago
5 Trillion added to the Fed balance sheet is not a small handout. They didn't o ly hand out money to individuals but also gave to businesses and propped up the bond market.
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by aeyes 2y ago
> replacing aged appliances with newer and significantly more efficient models Are we still expecting to make significant efficiency improvements for appliances in the next 30 years? Will it be enough to justify the production of a new a
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by aeyes 2y ago
Is this really viable given all the electromagnetic interference the rocket motor exhaust plumes are generating?
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by aeyes 2y ago
Could it be that 8h is a "modern" sleep pattern? You can also take several shorter naps throughout the day (polyphasic sleep pattern). But to be honest, without light there isn't much humans can do at night.
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by aeyes 2y ago
When I started studying at university it was an optional additonal fee paid with the Semesterbeitrag and the ticket was only valid in the city (not even the state) and its close surroundings. A bit later they didn't allow us to opt out
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by aeyes 2y ago
But I can style the name of my business however I want, "E'v'a's Blumenladen" is correct because I say so. I don't need anyones approval.
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D-Sat – Decoding a 1990s file format(dsat.igada.de)
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