calmoo

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by calmoo 5y ago
Out of curiosity, how does one develop a few dozen food allergies in the space of a year? Is it some sort of auto-immune disorder?
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by calmoo 5y ago
An authoritarian government like China's, probably.
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by calmoo 5y ago
An example that is missing is MongoDB.
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by calmoo 5y ago
What machine are you referring to?
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by calmoo 5y ago
Me too - I had a module on it in university and I ended up writing a music visualizer that hooks up to Ableton for my thesis. Really great introduction to programming.
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by calmoo 5y ago
Thanks for the video, very interesting.
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by calmoo 5y ago
CAP theorem. Choose two, it's a fundamental limitation of scaling a database.
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by calmoo 5y ago
A MongoDB shard isn't necessarily a single-point-of-failure since a shard is usually deployed as a replica set. If a shard's primary node goes down, a secondary node in the replica set is elected as a primary and takes reads + wri
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by calmoo 5y ago
The kindle browser is so unusable that you wouldn't even be bothered with it.
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by calmoo 5y ago
I've never heard anything about this track in the context of techno, its a synth pop tune really.
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by calmoo 6y ago
Yeah it definitely shines in his videos - he was a Professor of Journalism before switching to YT full time.
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by calmoo 6y ago
Amazon already have DocumentDB which clones the Mongo API. I don't think its forked though, they just use a barely mongo compatible wrapper around their own db engine.
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by calmoo 6y ago
Terminal windows are built into Pycharm. They also automatically open with the project's virtualenv for each terminal instance which is great.
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by calmoo 6y ago
It can cover exactly that scenario depending on the situation.
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by calmoo 6y ago
It's CTRL+X and then N to not save changes
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by calmoo 6y ago
Fakespot does this (it doesn't integrate like you described but it does a decent job of spotting fakes)
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Google, Microsoft, Qualcomm Protest Nvidia’s Acquisition of ARM(bloomberg.com)
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by calmoo 6y ago
Bill Evans I find is fantastic for coding / flow states, it grooves just right. I can listen to village vanguard on repeat and not even notice it flows so well.
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by calmoo 6y ago
That was an incredible read, thanks for sharing. I've always had a real love for Bill Evans music but I never got around to reading about his life.
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by calmoo 6y ago
Just wanted to let you know that I use lnav every day extensively for my job and it makes my life 10x easier. Thanks for creating such a useful tool!
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by calmoo 6y ago
I've been suffering from Sciatica for the past 10 years or so due to bulging disks - If you haven't come across Stuart McGill's work already, he is the best when it comes to back health. I would recommend his book "Back
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by calmoo 6y ago
Great talk, enjoyed it immensely. Say you wanted to increase the bandwidth of the line, would this simply be a matter of running the another length of fiber through the existing conduit?
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by calmoo 6y ago
Doesn't seem to be in my copy of the book - there are a few of Viesturs and Fisher but none with belaying. If you're eager to find it, Viesturs seems pretty active on Instagram, he might be able to find it for you.
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by calmoo 6y ago
I'd highly recommend reading Ed Viesturs' account of his ascent of K2 - "K2: Life and Death on the World's Most Dangerous Mountain", it also details the history of K2 mountaineering, amazing read.
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by calmoo 7y ago
Check out McGill's "Big 3" on core stability ( https://squatuniversity.com/2018/06/21/the-mcgill-big-3-for-... ). He wrote the bible on lower back pain and strengthening, changed my life dramatic