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by cess11 9mo ago
It's not so much that Elastic is saying it as a lot of people doing the supposed wrong the advert-article describes. I've seen some examples of people using ES as a database, which I'd advise against for pretty much the reaso
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by cess11 9mo ago
If you just want to dip in, grab https://www.scryer.pl/ and do some exercises from https://www.metalevel.at/prolog . Scryer is a good start because it's ISO. Datalog is kind of a subset, MiniKanren is s
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by cess11 9mo ago
Some people are using DuckDB for large datasets, https://duckdb.org/docs/stable/guides/performance/working_wi... , but you'd probably do some testing under the specific conditions of your rig to fig
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by cess11 9mo ago
The point is for you to take a look at yourself and how you are currently spending your time, from the assumption that you could do something different.
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by cess11 9mo ago
An intern had trouble with an outdated exercise in Elixir that use an old version of an Erlang dependency, so we got to figure out how to depend on a local copy, dig into the Erlang code and do a little hack to make it work. Basically it re
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by cess11 9mo ago
Because that is an extremely common neo-nazi talking point. It is tailored to people who aren't yet radicalised enough to accept denialism but puts them on a trajectory towards it, in a similar way that fossil fuel companies have desig
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by cess11 9mo ago
The 5k batching is done when inserting the jobs into the database. It's not like they exert some special control over the performance of the database engine, and this isn't what they're trying to measure in the article. They
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by cess11 9mo ago
You should probably quote where you think I made that claim.
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by cess11 9mo ago
P5JS makes it very easy to start playing around with. https://p5js.org/reference/p5/noise/
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by cess11 9mo ago
"Cost will drive them to be more efficient over time." Why are you certain of this? It's just a database. Does this hold for e.g. Postgres?
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by cess11 9mo ago
"Or is it like every other LRN (large round number) that someone pulled out of his ass and it became true by repetition? Does the figure include resistance fighters and civilians who died in the normal course of war, or just the Jews r
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by cess11 9mo ago
If your feelings tend to skew in favour of people suggesting that the jewish death toll in the Shoah was pulled out of the ass by someone, perhaps you'd have some to gain from keeping them in check.
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by cess11 9mo ago
They can get their "AI" music in many other places, there's no reason for Bandcamp specifically to provide it. As of yet Bandcamp hasn't tried to become an 'everything is here' kind of distributor, but rather m
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by cess11 9mo ago
You don't make it clear whether the music on that tape was "generated" "by AI", only that it was post-processed in such a way.
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by cess11 9mo ago
It would have been easy for you to check whether he was a "MAGA guy or not", which he was in the sense that he spent the last years of his life spreading neonazi adjacent rhetoric. Some of it goes quite far back, even: https:&#x2
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by cess11 9mo ago
One of my main uses for text browsers is scraping. They are typically lightweight and efficient, easy to script against, and I won't end up with premature optimisations where I immediately parse out small pieces of information and disc
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by cess11 9mo ago
You can get some of the way there with an Amiga.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Looks cool, thanks for recommending it. I usually go with w3m for my weirder needs that lie somewhere between a pure HTTP client and a regular web browser, this seems like it might be even more convenient sometimes.
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by cess11 9mo ago
"AI will create exciting changes to society for the better" Why are you certain of this?
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by cess11 9mo ago
Why would I teach this to someone instead of plain SQL?
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by cess11 9mo ago
I'd sneak in 'Toggle C/F' somewhere and hook it to the same function you use on the numbers. Fahrenheit goes negative at a measly -18C. Where I live -20 to -30C is not uncommon. Whether it's 17.5 or 18C typically do
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by cess11 9mo ago
Not sure if I've read such an article, but it would be a reasonable next step from the globally addressable processes of the BEAM VM. As I understand it Unison tries to do something like that but that might be wrong. https:/&#x2F
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by cess11 9mo ago
If it turns out that someone is willing to pay for some other protocol then they just have to hook it up to that MIME type and start serving. It might be possible that they can derive an implementation of that protocol from their data schem
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by cess11 9mo ago
I've mainly used YR:s API, it's no fuss, no registration and the data is good enough for me in a neighbouring country. It's a perk that they have some neat widget endpoints that consume a location and generate an image.
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's not clear how to switch to sane units of measurement.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Quite the opposite, I'm suggesting the palestinians still have a right to their homelands even though europeans have settled, terrorised and displaced them. Yeah, what about "rocket attacks"? Are they somehow more devastating
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by cess11 9mo ago
No, it is not. Here's Ahmed Yassin on the issue: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DY0O9O9xR2Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFuIbjxXC9k He was assassinated by the israelis, who were actually doing
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by cess11 10mo ago
Sharing the land with european colonists that used terrorism and ethnic cleansing to remove and to a lesser extent subjugate the native population? Why would they?
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by cess11 10mo ago
They have been reluctant to give up their homeland, you mean. Yes, resistance to occupation and genocide is usually to some extent violent, because the occupier is extremely violent to begin with.
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by cess11 10mo ago
No, it is not, it is a supremacist apartheid state, which is also illegally occupying and settling territory. Hamas more commonly calls israelis nazis, rather than mentioning the apartheid. No, international law made it illegal. It's a

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