batmansmk

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by batmansmk 7y ago
VsCode, Typescript, Github, NPM. And Microsoft doesn't even have to maintain the main runtime, Google does. What a clever strategy!
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by batmansmk 7y ago
On that point, I wanted to share something you may relate to: my Filipino wife is always freezing in SF. I'm from Scandinavian descent, I could live as naked as a jaybird in the Bay Area weather. Where can't I find a blanket thick
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Please read the docs. All your fears are addressed in the doc. The permissions are managed on the Hasura side. Concerning the lack of sufficient privileges to create a view, you can always either ask for permissions, or create a second data
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Data-driven architectures are very relevant, in particular in a corporate / business environment. I found all the answers in the docs. A SQL Schema can carry a custom query, it's called a view. A SQL Schema can carry a custom algo
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Nintendo was selling playing cards, Facebook was a student only network, Google wanted to index the whole world, SpaceX sends rockets in space and Uber's founder wanted to get a cab. Hard or soft, there is no rule of thumb.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
If Brave is a bad actor, I cannot imagine what you think about Google.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
You interpreted physically based as physical. You can have a software physically based modular synth. "Physically based" refers to the synthesis method, you model the resonance mechanism. The EaganMatrix, Nord Modular, Kronos... a
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by batmansmk 7y ago
With 128 threads, this CPU will even be able to beat some GPUs on a few parallel tasks. Like Cinebench.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
I agree that quality is not satisfactory, Im not convinced that it is the top problem to solve either. Let me explain: I read that video streaming was 50% of Internet's bandwidth, itself was about 3% of worldwide CO2 emissions. It&#x27
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Scale is missing in your analytsis. For instance in New England, the peak demand goes from 15GWh (average) to 16.5GWh down to 10GWh. Solar and wind on the other hand, need supplemental for 100% of its installed capacity the day there is no
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Your general approach is correct. Glimmer uses a similar approach, where it compiles templates to bytecode. https://github.com/glimmerjs/glimmer-vm/blob/master/guides/0... NB: You need to update st
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Both virtual dom and template compilers exist in Rust: Yew for instance uses both to provide a React-like experience: https://github.com/yewstack/yew JSX is easy to implement in Rust due to the fact that macros are fi
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by batmansmk 7y ago
I take the standard of tomorrow any day. Or at least would dare to experiment with it more with putting a small team to make a module with it. Rust has enough steam now, it would be irresponsible to bet against it.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Tensorflow Developer Experience issues are due to the fast deep learning algorithm evolution when it was designed. Now that the invariants are known, better abstractions have been designed, such as Keras.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
What can run client-side will run client-side.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Apple has capabilities that others don't have. Apple can design their own batteries, cases, utility chips, CPU, GPU, screens. They have exceptional assembly factories, where they can assemble with very low mechanical tolerance and cali
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by batmansmk 7y ago
You are talking about 5 to 8 days of power outage...With one day notice. Science labs are usually NOT part of disaster recovery plans as they are R&D.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
No index, not the same size of datastore, queries in a loop the same entry, no cache config on the db side, only one hydrates an ORM... Don't get confused, it's not because data comes from a database that it comes from the disk wh
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by batmansmk 7y ago
For the example you shared, the paint is still fresh on project Vesta. Mining, crushing, transporting will have a non-neutral carbon impact which is not taken into account into their model afaik. Overall our atmospheric models are not yet m
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Solar and wind as you said are widely dependent on location; they have the courtesy of also being widely dependent on the time of the day, and the forecast that day. The price angle is not the correct one to estimate quality of an energy so
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by batmansmk 7y ago
For quite a few products, releasing takes time. QA, auditing the security, localizing, generating the builds, executing exhaustive in-depth unit tests, flushing caches, writing release notes, publicating on different websites... it can take
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by batmansmk 7y ago
During a bid to offer, I was asked to give a good review of one of the prospects by my N+2. I gave the honest bad review this bidder deserve and left immediately after. No other engineer has wanted to replace me. Later the call to offer got
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by batmansmk 7y ago
I agree it's a lot of money for some! If you have a RSA (min revenue without working for our international friends), you already don't pay for transport anyway... Please check https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gra
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Prices of transportation are already bottom low. Saving $80 more a month is not enough of an incentive imo, especially when you already pay for an extra 200 or 300 for having the privilege to drive a car. Those decisions just raise pollutio
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Electricity price is already adapted hour per hour on the European Market. When the wind blows in Germany, price sometimes even go negative: it costs operationally less to energy producers to pay people to use the energy than stopping equip
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by batmansmk 7y ago
You are totally correct. US, France, Japan and UK all decided to extend the filetime of their nuclear power plants. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-nuclearpower/u-s-to-e... Wind is cheap because when the wi
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by batmansmk 7y ago
Don't get fooled by simple price comparison. It's comparing apples and oranges. Gas, nuclear, coal, reversible dams, geothermy... are all controllable energy sources: they produce when we need it. Wind and solar are intermittent.
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by batmansmk 7y ago
I heard a few key thinkers predicting a larger recession due to our inability of getting more energy out. GDP and energy seemed to be correlated so far, as if our growth is directly or indirectly fueled by the cheap labor of machines and au
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by batmansmk 7y ago
"Available nuclear power supply was down 1.4%" and for environmental reasons, not engineering oens. So much drama for nothing. If you advocate for renewable in reaction to this article, tell me how much a solar panel drops everyd
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by batmansmk 7y ago
I visited some telescopes there 2 months ago. The researchers are doing a fantastic job. The place has no life on it, it's barren due to the altitude and the lack of oxygen. No animal, plant or human ever ever lived up there. Those obs

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