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by ako 3y ago
My expectation would be that anything other than Microsoft offers higher risk. They will most likely be around for a long time, and they keep their products around for a long time, with proof of focussing on backwards compatibility. Is it w
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by ako 3y ago
The effects of global warming to have disastrous effects on humans.
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by ako 3y ago
So true, but then also for anything we might breath in: exhaust from cars & factories for example.
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by ako 3y ago
I have a pi running to continuously collect data from my home, temperature, lights, gas usage, electricity usage, weather, etc. It runs Benthos to get all the data (MQTT + http), and stores everything in Postgres.
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by ako 3y ago
Price is a consequence, not a cause. If they make the price of the pi 50 times higher, it doesn't mean it no longer needs active cooling. I'm interested in knowing what the technical differences are that impact the cooling, and i
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by ako 3y ago
Yes, but what technical aspect explains the difference, they’re both based on energy efficient arm technology. TDP for the cortex is lower I think? Is it the silicon size? Cortex is used in fanless phones.
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by ako 3y ago
Why does a pi 5 with no enclosure need active cooling, whereas a MacBook Air doesn’t?
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by ako 3y ago
No, don't know how this works for gaming, my gaming is limited to some formula 1 on an xbox.
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by ako 3y ago
I recently purchased an Alice format ergonomic keyboard, the keychron k15 pro [1]. It has a split design, but otherwise it’s totally flat. How much of an improvement do you think a more ergonomically shaped keyboard l8ke a kinesis makes? [1
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by ako 3y ago
Correct, at least one row for every time you load a csv file.
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by ako 3y ago
One alternative way I’ve been testing recently: load the entire csv file into a single row column in Postgres, and the use a view to parse it into lines and values. Then cache the result with a materialized view. 16mb, 500k rows (formula 1
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by ako 3y ago
Thought this would be about mark zuckerberg….
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by ako 3y ago
True, but i feel the same way about laptops. For true productivity i need at least one big display, so will usually dock it with an external display, keyboard and mouse. Funny thing is that the modern iPads connected to an external display
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by ako 3y ago
I don’t think screen size is the limiting factor when editing, but the lack of a convenient keyboard. I’ve edited quite large texts with a Bluetooth keyboard connected to my phone. Currently have a Nuphy air 75 and keychron k15 pro, small s
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by ako 3y ago
How do you deal with schema migrations, and software updates (SQLite or Postgres)?
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by ako 3y ago
How are views not first class query objects?
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by ako 3y ago
Query reuse, composability and abstraction are all sufficiently solved with views in my experience.
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by ako 3y ago
Postgres has procedural languages and enables you to return complex json structures combined of relational data and json documents both with its procedural languages and regular sql. Sure, the syntax is different, but not sure if the differ
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by ako 3y ago
Seems like a lot of what fauna does by storing documents isn’t really new, oracle, Postgres and others have provided this for a long time. I was really surprised by the performance of json queries [1], opens the doors to using Postgres as a
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by ako 3y ago
Is Godot mature enough to offer Indy games developers an alternative to unity? If not, what is missing?
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by ako 3y ago
I regularly use my bluetooth mechanical keyboard (nuphy air 75) with both ipad and iphone. Works fine. Much better than the keyboards sold by apple. What are you missing?
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by ako 3y ago
Still have the Data Becker book on my bookshelf, in German: Amiga c fur einstieger. It thought me C and German at the same time. Also had the full series of amiga reference guides, which is actually available online: https://arch
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by ako 3y ago
That’s what I have my iPad for: attach it to an external monitor, add keyboard and mouse and you have something that works really well for 90% of the use cases. It’s not well suited for programming, unless you’re the type of developer that
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by ako 3y ago
There's really no need to limit yourself to bulletpoints in PPT. Powerpoint offers so many other ways of illustrating information. I really like powerpoint as it's one of the simplest tools to do visual animated story telling.
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by ako 3y ago
San Francisco tech salaries are not representative for the entire US tech industry. And on top of that, San Francisco salaries drive up housing prices, so i'm not sure if working in SF results in a higher discretionary income.
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by ako 3y ago
The problem is that it's a location supply problem, rather than a housing supply problem. People all want to live in the same locations, that are already full of houses.
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by ako 3y ago
Where did he say that it included exclusively working for one employer?
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by ako 3y ago
SQL is definitely worth learning. Recently found that processing a 350kb json is equally fast by sending it to Postgres for processing, compared to using some dedicated Java libraries: https://ako.github.io/blog/2023&#x
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by ako 3y ago
Usually you choose the type of database based on your use case. Reporting databases like data warehouses, benefit from using a column oriented database, whereas transactional use cases use a row oriented database. Modern databases allow you
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by ako 3y ago
Instead of storing your data grouped by record, column databases store data grouped by column. This means that if your query is only interested in one or a few columns but from a large number of records , e.g. to aggregate it to calculate

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