coryrc

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by coryrc 2y ago
There are many reasons you want to be able to turn up your whole stack quickly; disaster recovery is just one of them. And if you can turn up your environment quickly then why not have multiple staging environments? You start with the most
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by coryrc 2y ago
Last rant: everybody is testing in production, but only some people are looking at the results. If you aren't then there's better ROI to be found than "shifting left" your e2e tests.
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by coryrc 2y ago
To be more specific, let's say I can write an e2e test on an actual pre-prod environment, or I can invest much development and ongoing maintenance to develop stub responses so that the test can run before submit in a partial system. Ho
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by coryrc 2y ago
No evidence most of the activities actually save money with modern ways of delivering software (or even ancient ways of delivering software; I looked back and the IBM study showing increasing costs for finding bugs later in the pipeline was
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by coryrc 2y ago
When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. The body is extremely complicated and cannot be reproduced for testing. Testing and treatment has a cost not just in money. If 99% of the time it's just a symptom of being obese, is it
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by coryrc 2y ago
The strong do what they have to do and the weak accept what they have to accept.
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by coryrc 2y ago
In Seattle they won't even expel students committing violent crimes in schools. There's no punishment available for any behavior. https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/student-discipline-are-... If someone bra
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by coryrc 2y ago
The price usually varies over the day; in the morning (until ~10am IIRC) and late at night here in the Seattle area it's 14¢/kWh for supercharging and my residential electricity is around 11¢/kWh. But, if you can't charg
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by coryrc 2y ago
I dug up an OpenSCAD from some backups if that's interesting to you https://pastebin.com/xwhrLwQH I do not have any DXF of something like this.
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by coryrc 2y ago
It's not a serious problem I have, just saying I like OpenSCAD, I have been able to generate every shape I've ever needed to create, and it would do everything I want if it was possible to generate true curves (because I farm out
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by coryrc 2y ago
Well, you could export enough triangles to get less than 0.0005" variance, but in practice actual CAM software will choke on it is my impression; I sent some circular objects out to be machined, but they just treated by OpenSCAD-export
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by coryrc 2y ago
You call out 2d and mention mills and routers, so after reading the page I'm thinking I wouldn't be able to design a piece to be put in a CNC lathe ala the hub in the lower right of https://canev.com/cdn/shop&
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by coryrc 2y ago
The awful thing is that you can only export triangles, so you can't make any true curves. If it was capable to true circles it would do everything I have ever needed to make.
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by coryrc 2y ago
Really, you're going to spend many thousands to generate slightly more power?
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by coryrc 2y ago
"Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brass Plumbing brass has traditionally contained high levels of lead, but it's not supposed to anymore, except for things intended for
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by coryrc 2y ago
> But we really do need efficiency gains in solar panels why?
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by coryrc 2y ago
I can't be certain, but I think the GP means production VMs not people's workstations. Or maybe I fail to understand the complexities you have seen, but I'm judging my statement especially on the "download from home&quot
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by coryrc 2y ago
How would they make more money off it than what Google is already doing?
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by coryrc 2y ago
No, they should be paying for their damage. Bring back local railroads if it's a problem. Add more axles, move less at once.
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by coryrc 2y ago
I said underclass was physically segregated. The US systematically discriminated against black people to form an underclass that shared a racial identity. Neither ethnic nor cultural Chinese in Vancouver are an underclass and have nothing t
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by coryrc 2y ago
2) Require confirmation you are a real person (check ID) and attach accounts per person. The commercial Internet has to follow the laws they're currently ignoring and the non-commercial Internet can do what they choose (because of bein
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by coryrc 2y ago
Drake Landing shows how you can shift heating from summer to winter. For twenty years it's been heating homes in Alberta, Canada. Though I see now, because it's a one-off, they are having trouble getting replacement parts :(. htt
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by coryrc 2y ago
These numbers can also go up if police do their job better and people trust them more and feel it worthwhile to report. Both are law-enforcement-provided, versus crime victim statistical surveys which are more accurate for the number of cri
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by coryrc 2y ago
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/41-20-0002/2023004/m-c/m... In 1970 Detroit, the city was 30% black. What comparable city does Canada have?
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by coryrc 2y ago
If you physically segregate your underclass, they do tend not to "riot" in what I'm assuming you would consider a "race riot". Most deaths from "racial violence" aren't from "rioting" anyway
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by coryrc 2y ago
Without racial violence? https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/class-action-rcmp-abuse...
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by coryrc 2y ago
I hope you're correct because you did a great job explaining it and I completely believe you.
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by coryrc 2y ago
Those ones aren't the "males only have male children" ones I've heard about before. The strategy these employ seems to require regular infusions like the screwfly to be effective and they didn't plan that.
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by coryrc 2y ago
People aren't proposing eliminating all mosquitos (well, I am, but the professionals aren't), they're proposing to eliminate only the ones that carry human diseases, which is only a few and several being non-native.
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by coryrc 2y ago
My employer offers therapy solutions like Lyra, so somebody agrees with you. No reason for BCBS to be involved.

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