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by crb002 8y ago
More disposable income and larger living space.
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by crb002 8y ago
Steve King is the symptom of NW Iowa not being heard. Tyson with help from the Obama USDA killed off all local meat processing by enforcing even small town meat processors to have a full time USDA inspector . They see the Mexicans working
453.
by crb002 8y ago
Vocal chord.
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by crb002 8y ago
This makes sense. Barely mutated cancers are harder to distinguish from cells with benign mutations.
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by crb002 8y ago
Curious to see a re-write of MINIX in Rust.
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by crb002 8y ago
Is there a web framework geared to AS/400 UX that has client side keyboard caching?
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by crb002 8y ago
It was ARPANET.
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by crb002 8y ago
It's never a good day when I have to pull out AWK and XSLT because that's all the server supports.
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by crb002 8y ago
Essentially. While major settlements might happen on a global blockchain, you have to federate smaller settlements for it to scale. Cheapest is using a trusted third party. Curious to see nonprofit credit unions start rolling out blockchain
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by crb002 8y ago
Far from invisible in the Des Moines market. Mainframe is still king of CA systems in the CAP model.
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by crb002 8y ago
Iowan here. They can still charge you with "annoying" speech under Iowa Code 708.7. Gary Dickey's win is great, but not the full monty.
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by crb002 8y ago
VCs are the equity equivalent of loan sharks.
463.
by crb002 8y ago
Cattle forage.
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by crb002 8y ago
Compile to LLVM IR then target C?
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by crb002 8y ago
Disagree. Regulators would be first on the chopping block.
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by crb002 8y ago
Big blue F.
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by crb002 8y ago
Meanwhile Amazon makes $$$ and increases their overwhelming user base from D.C.
468.
by crb002 8y ago
More like Mongo gave AWS the finger, then AWS said fine and started using Postgres. Now Mongo is upset that they have an inferior product that is losing market share because they killed of their potentially laregest cloud deployment.
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by crb002 8y ago
As soon as AWS offers ARM Lambda instances I'll probably use them. Once commodity it's price for integer compute. Floating point may take longer to port everything.
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by crb002 8y ago
It's deeper than transaction costs. CAP theorem, C being consistency, has many information processing frameworks as "not efficient" in that there is information asymmetry. Add on top this that market information is many time
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by crb002 8y ago
Kolmogorov had deep insight into bandwidth needed to send information, i.e. the limits of compression. Shannon showed the limits of communication over a noisy channel. CAP teased out constraints on distributed information processing systems
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by crb002 8y ago
Also try jHipster. Bakes you a full stack application from just the data model: https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster
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by crb002 8y ago
I've been meaning to write an essay on Modern Austrian economics that takes into account results after 1930 from Kolmogorov, Shannon, and CAP theorem. Policies that work at a local level don't scale to a Frederal level. Even with
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by crb002 8y ago
Secretary of Polk County Iowa Libertarians here. It's an information theory issue. Information travels at the speed of light or less. Hayek married his cousin, but he was right that information transfer over large distances creates hug
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by crb002 8y ago
Lol. You can put stenography in any noisy information channel.
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by crb002 8y ago
SQLite is just a flat file database format. You can use stock Rust, Python, C++ SQLite client. Probably want to shard the SQLite files to prevent hot spots on write locks. Use a quadtree for geospatial sharding.
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by crb002 8y ago
Writes are the only reason you need DynamoDB. Even then you can replicate to S3 so reads remain cheap. Only issue is transactional writes, but those can wait for S3 write confirmation in the lock. For example bank statement, ok to read from
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by crb002 8y ago
Or just use SQLite backed by S3. Most latency is to the data center. No need for DynamoDB billing overhead. Cache 5mb or so of most frequent static data in the Lambda.
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by crb002 8y ago
1) Take the dev market seriously again. Ship with stock Linux containers out of the box. Stop breaking Mach linker ABIs etc. 2) Durable version of the MacBook. Like you can pour sand over the keyboard, swap a cracked display by hand. Comes
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by crb002 8y ago
Some people see the glass half full as they have evidence of their movements as an alibi should they need it.

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