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aeyes
6y ago
Many of the services Azure offers run on Windows, these are probably included in the number of total machines. For example, the managed Postgres service runs on Windows which I didn't expect.
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aeyes
6y ago
You have a "virtual" unit of account which has an exchange rate to the local currency. The value is updated daily and is tied to the consumer price index, basically it gets inflation adjusted. Whenever you take out a loan, at the
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aeyes
6y ago
The stock market doesn't have much to do with what is happening today, it is what investors think these companies might be worth in the future.
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aeyes
6y ago
Don't give them ideas... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constant_purchasing_power_acco...
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aeyes
6y ago
Wait? Why are you comparing Athena to Hive? Athena is basically managed Presto.
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aeyes
6y ago
Speed up key repeat rate on MacOS: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/set-how-quickly-a-k...
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aeyes
6y ago
At least here none of the bike or scooter rental services are currently working. Jump in the Uber app only shows "We will be pausing Jump in your city."
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aeyes
6y ago
I think the Facebook feed is completely random on purpose to make it feel more up to date.If the app crashes on your phone then good luck on finding a post in your feed again.
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aeyes
6y ago
A lot more features? Facebook of 12 years ago didn't have groups, marketplace, dating, live videos, stories, ...
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aeyes
6y ago
Do you have a link? With incubation periods of up to two weeks and cases without symptoms everything is possible.
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aeyes
6y ago
That's a web framework, you need a WSGI server to run it.
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aeyes
6y ago
When saying "this is engineering" the article refers to all the engineering effort at the OS level that went into making this possible. As the title says, this is dumb code. But it makes use of years of engineering effort to deliv
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aeyes
6y ago
In 2004 we had eDonkey servers handling 1M concurrent connections. Code, changelog and a bit of history: https://lugdunum.shortypower.org/kiten.html
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aeyes
6y ago
I think what you are seeing on Lenovos page are placeholder prices, the device isn't shipping. Pricing was announced to start at $1499.
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aeyes
6y ago
That was actually the first Uber Eats business model, sadly I can't find a source. They'd have a restaurant cook a couple hundred meals in bulk and then the drivers would bulk deliver them. Letting customers order from restaurants
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aeyes
6y ago
That might be because none of these companies are operating in the real world while Uber, Lyft and AirBnB do.
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aeyes
7y ago
They changed it because on 50% of all machines (stats from our office) the keyboard went bad within a year, causing massive warranty cost for Apple.
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aeyes
7y ago
They do solve the same problem but Google Maps public transportation data is not crowdsourced, if there is no GTFS feed then it has nothing. Living in a 3rd world country where we have many buses but little data I can tell you that Moovit w
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aeyes
7y ago
Moovit is for public transportation and that is pretty much why it isn't big in the US. Here it is #3 in navigation after Google Maps and Waze. I couldn't live without it anymore, the city has probably around 500 bus lines. Making
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aeyes
7y ago
Going to ask the obvious question: Did 70% really want to solve this with a double for loop? I don't see what changes with a small alphabet. Or are you searching for multiple ocurrences of sequences instead of single characters?
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aeyes
7y ago
Yes, you can set it on any connection. It can also be set as a group policy.
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aeyes
7y ago
Windows 10 has an out of the box feature to mark connections as metered which disables automatic updates.
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aeyes
7y ago
I have a good real-world counter example: The game Rollercoaster Tycoon was written in assembly and ran full speed on a Pentium 1. OpenRCT2 is a code conversion to C++. You can turn off all the visual tweaks they have implemented on top of
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aeyes
7y ago
Any company is free to do business wherever and with whomever they want to.
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aeyes
7y ago
How is scalability easy to bolt on? Most companies end up rewriting their entires stack, multiple times.
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aeyes
7y ago
Its around 350, the battery is dead from being plugged in at work 10-12 hours every day.
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aeyes
7y ago
It is healthy, but discharging to 0% isn't and keeping it at 100% isn't either. It is best to plug in at 20% but only charge to 80%. Then every half a year you do a full charge to 100% and a full discharge to calibrate the battery
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aeyes
7y ago
Tesla has a very minimal top buffer though, it is only used to offset the known degradation of the new battery. After 6-9 months you'll have no top buffer left. You can tell because charging from 99 to 100% is at extremely low amps and
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aeyes
7y ago
Would be nice if that worked though. I have a 2 year old MacBook with a dead battery, turns off anywhere between 40 and 60% after about 1 hour of use. Until they come up with something that actually works I'd be grateful to be able to
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aeyes
7y ago
Just let me set a max charging percentage like on my Thinkpad please.... After 2 years the battery on my MacBook Pro is pretty much dead.
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