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cenamus
6mo ago
I think the point is that your Python webapp will have more problems scaling to let's say 10,000 customers on a 5$ VPS tham Go. Of course you can always get beefier servers, but then that adds up for every project
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7mo ago
Sockets really aren't files im Unix though, you don't create them with (f)open, and you don't read/write with (f)read/(f)write
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7mo ago
You don't see anything about Russias invasion either. 1.5 million casualties and counting.
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7mo ago
It can't compress pictures of everything in a reliable way. Text and anything with lots of high frequency components looks terrible
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7mo ago
I think that's the reason why the total allowed panel power is only 800W, any more than that and you have to get it properly installed. At least that's ~ the way it is in Austria, it's also pretty easy to check whether you ha
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7mo ago
Nurses also get paid more for night shifts, doesn't mean they're 'overpaid'
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7mo ago
C4 is great, even if I can't be bothered to model every layer
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cenamus
7mo ago
Source? Also how is it related to the EU if it only affects certain places? Could have just said certain places in Europe
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7mo ago
Yeah, he could only keep this going for another 2600 years
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7mo ago
The stuff the Zeppelin/Blimp floats in
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7mo ago
Actually, phonemic ;)
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8mo ago
It belongs to the sweet oranges, so probably in the big cluster there somewhere
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cenamus
8mo ago
The browser inspector stuff looks very interesting, gotta check this out!
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8mo ago
Whales also communicate by "song". But at that point it's just their language, whether you classify it as song (pleasant for a human to listen to?) or language doesn't really change that it's used for communication
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cenamus
8mo ago
Care to share those 20 lines? Because I feel like every time I pick up a new language I need to add 5-10 lines to add some basic hooks and configs
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8mo ago
If you're interested you can read up on language change (and glottochronology, although that's a bit controversial now), and the Swadesh lists. In general, language changes around at the same rate all over history and geography, b
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8mo ago
And the blacksmiths losing their jobs are not allowed to feel bad about it?
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cenamus
8mo ago
But you can orchestrate teams of builders to keep putting up new floors at ever increasing speeds!
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cenamus
9mo ago
Send the GPS location only when dialling a 3-digit number? Phones probably know which numbers are emergency numbers
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cenamus
9mo ago
Alternatively look at https://sqlite.org/backup.html for backing up the sqlite db, instead of using VACUUM INTO
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9mo ago
Sorry but where in the US does electricity cost under 10c/kWh (assuming something like 80kWh for 500km)? And 100$ for 30-40l of petrol? That'd be over 10$ per gallon
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9mo ago
Even if it's mostly air it insulates quite a bit better than single pane windows. Of course worse than with the original gas filling, as the windows are optimized for maximum distance between the glass panes without having the inner ga
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cenamus
9mo ago
So only installing 73GW average capacity per year.
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9mo ago
Is there a similarly short/simple solution not using all of the built ins? Haven't worked with prolog in a while but should be easy enough with primitives (albeit with more duplication)?
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9mo ago
I found the previous discussion and article very helpful https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45799157 (87 comments)
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9mo ago
What does the French law have to do with the EU?
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9mo ago
org-mode's first release was in 2003, Markdown apparently in 2004. So not just "yet another standard" And I don't think org-mode's babel features really exist in Markdown? It's more like having python notebooks
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cenamus
10mo ago
After??
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10mo ago
Yeah 10kW/m2 isn't much more than than sunlight, which is around 1000-1300 W/m2 depending on conditions. If you can target it for a couple seconds with that power then you're not gonna do much, much less if it's not
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10mo ago
Good question, probably depends a lot on how much energy actually makes it to the target some distance away. And then how much is actually absorbed. Probably depends more on the power density then, rather than total power? Can't imagin
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