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by bronson 5y ago
You’re out of memory. Every possible cache has already been freed. Unless your app is faking it’s own caching, in which case it might be contributing to the problem.
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by bronson 6y ago
The link shows almost six orders of magnitude more energy per transaction.
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by bronson 6y ago
It generally boils down to people wanting to have elite health care, not the pedestrian health care everyone else gets. It's difficult for the American voter to even get accurate information. https://www.washingtonpost.com&#
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by bronson 6y ago
And the "You come across rather angry" was such a good touch.
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by bronson 6y ago
I'd like to be done with Homebrew. (I asked you to install pv, not thrash the world.) Anyone tried Nix? I'm trying it soon. If it doesn't stick, yep, back to MacPorts like it's 2007.
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by bronson 6y ago
Mostly manpages and experimentation. Here are some: https://github.com/kevinSuttle/macOS-Defaults/blob/master/RE...
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by bronson 6y ago
Discrete parts have one electrical component per package. A surprisingly good description at pcmag: https://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia/term/discrete-component Because the Monster 6502 uses 4-transistor packages, t
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by bronson 6y ago
Depends on what you mean by "deploy". If you mean assembling your own k8s infrastructure by spinning up machines, then you're right. If you mean deploying your software on managed k8s infrastructure, then this an outstanding
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by bronson 6y ago
Free furniture! But only for people with woodworking skills it seems. If you can’t convince an expert to give you what you want, yes, you will need to learn to do it yourself.
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by bronson 6y ago
You haven’t heard from parents whose kids would be walking to school in the dark? They’re very persistent.
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by bronson 6y ago
How old a kid are you picturing? My 6yo loves Minecraft. The servers and YouTube videos are consistently on topic. Not too hard to keep an eye on. When I looked into Roblox last year, the top YouTube results were how to make super sexualize
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by bronson 6y ago
Also Verkada, 4 months ago: Surveillance company harassed female employees using its own facial recognition https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24906940
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by bronson 6y ago
Output from iphone 11 seems to confirm your theory: https://dpaste.com/GU8A3X4H7#wrap
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by bronson 6y ago
Nuclear operating cost is comparable to offshore wind, coal, and combined cycle gas, and around 4X more expensive to operate than onshore wind or solar. (Of course, coal and gas would be more expensive if they had to pay a fair price for t
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by bronson 6y ago
It's an oversimplification. You can still understand what they mean, especially with their example. If someone says "I hate traffic," you probably wouldn't assume they're talking about the entire spectrum of traffic
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by bronson 6y ago
This is called data enrichment. It is a massive industry with boatloads of companies serving it. One of the more well known (outside of the credit bureaus) is Acxiom. Googling will get you pretty far. If you have money and a piece of person
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by bronson 6y ago
According to Wikipedia, Mille Bornes is almost identical to Touring, a card game first produced in 1906. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touring_(card_game)
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by bronson 6y ago
Some people use mail clients that either preview or spam-check links. Every OTP you send them shows up as "already used." Then they blame you and not their mail client. Related, I've consulted for a company that downloads and
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by bronson 6y ago
You can’t interact with a video.
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by bronson 6y ago
Peanuts already means something with a value so close to free that it’s not worth worrying about. “That’s just peanuts compared to space.” Might be true of stickers too. To a parent, “free as stickers” probably means something that’s likely
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by bronson 6y ago
Iterating works well with software but not so well with airplanes. And, you must admit that Boeing has shown utter disregard for rules through this process.
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by bronson 6y ago
The machine learning to find each frame is impressive. Has anyone seen a utility to recognize and deskew prints on a flatbed scanner? Found some interactive apps, but nothing that is automated to work in a pipeline like shown here.
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by bronson 6y ago
An equivalent house in Utah would have even lower taxes. So?
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by bronson 6y ago
The semiconductor industry, which is where the name came from, sure was. Scroll to Santa Clara: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Superfund_sites_in_Cal...
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by bronson 6y ago
Your Sunnyvale house is worth significantly more than the median house price in NY State. Your post confirms that Prop 13 is very good for long-term homeowners. What are you getting away with? Paying less for schools and common infrastructu
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by bronson 6y ago
> So yes, even in extreme circumstances where war is a response to resource shortages, it is still a preferable outcome to authoritarianism. War IS authoritarianism. History shows that war pretty much requires it.
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by bronson 6y ago
Lambdas get pricey quick. PAAS tends to lock you in. You don't notice it happening as you add features, then you discover that escaping the platform requires significant re-engineering. (When freelancing, one of my more lucrative gigs
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by bronson 6y ago
This is why Apple is so scared of GPL3 on iPhones/iPads.
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by bronson 6y ago
Did anybody tell FAST?
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by bronson 6y ago
Containers came from Solaris and the BSDs, and the warehouse-sized containerized deploys that this article/changelog is associated with came from Google. You're both right. And agreed, Docker is a mess. It seems like everything th

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