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by camel_gopher 3y ago
So that’s why they are still going for over asking
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Like a good neighbor
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Farmer: "Slow?" ATC: "Yes" Playboy: "Fast?" ATC: "No" Stick Jockey: "Fast right?" ATC: "Not bad" Sled Driver: "Oh hai" ATC: "Yup goes to 11"
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Ah, a minimalist
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Gattaca was prescient. The scenes of Ethan Hawke scrubbing cells off were spot on.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
“When the numbers aren’t in your favor, bang on the table really hard”
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
Sure; but which is which will vary from person to person.
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
“I can do more for you if you just eat right and exercise” - Dr. McCoy from “The Omega Glory” ST:TOS
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by camel_gopher 3y ago
For junior engineers - double it an increase by an order of magnitude. 1 day == 2 weeks For senior engineers - double it
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
“ n order to slow the rate of the damage, the Federation Council shared the findings with all known warp-capable species and imposed a speed restriction of warp factor 5 on all Federation vessels in all but extreme emergencies. The areas of
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
It was good enough that I moved from android to iPhone when they killed the android version
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
If you have a Nest thermostat, some of the newer models give a usage display of how many minutes per hour they are running. This will tell you how much of your furnace's capacity is running at. For example, if I have a 40kbtu furnace,
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
TrainerRoad is outstanding for structured training. Doesn't have the social aspect.
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
Also known as crack propagation, but yes interesting to see in non metals.
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
Tl;dr stress concentrations such as scratches and gouges can lead to sudden failures in acrylic structures under pressure.
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
What do you think about NuScales SMR reactor?
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
NuScale power just went public. Their modular 77 megawatt reactor was designed to be easy to operate and have passive failure modes. https://www.nuscalepower.com/
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by camel_gopher 4y ago
And everyone's profile picture needs to be the same as mine.
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
"the most scalable open source TSDB in the world" You can be scalable, and still cost a lot of money to scale out. Unit economics are important.
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
Stopped giving a fuck
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
Can’t sweat from cycling? Find a hill
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
Did he get feedback from his peers?
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
Did you look at any of the other solutions such as fq? 300 bytes is a solidly small size. I’m guessing Kafka has gotten faster since this doc was published, but might be worth investigating. https://github.com/neophenix&#x2F
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
Take a look at IronDB too. High scale distributed implementationd.
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
} catch(e: UnauthorizedException) { log.warn("Request to REST API was rejected Don't throw exceptions for auth failures.
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by camel_gopher 5y ago
Toss the percentiles to the curb and just use a histogram.
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by camel_gopher 6y ago
They are essential because people stay home and some up.
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by camel_gopher 7y ago
"Then we shall work in the night"
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by camel_gopher 7y ago
Bye bye credit karma
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by camel_gopher 7y ago
It's a dysfunctional company where the developers probably could have solved that if they had good management which left them alone to code.

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