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by crgwbr 4y ago
Sure, because GATTACA is totally the world we all want to live in. /s
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by crgwbr 4y ago
Django wagtail is pretty great.
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by crgwbr 4y ago
If you're looking for a job at a company that highly values writing, please send me your resume! cweber [at] thelabnyc [dot] com. We're a digital agency based in NYC, looking to hire a Sr. level engineer either on-site or remote w
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by crgwbr 4y ago
Genuinely curious on this—with port numbers only being 16 bits, how is it possible for one machine to ever handle more than 65k concurrent connections?
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by crgwbr 4y ago
I’m not even convinced it costs more to do things space-flight style. It just costs more up-front . Buggy software just hides the cost and amortizes it over more time.
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by crgwbr 4y ago
I grew up in Erie—the invasive Zebra mussels have cleaned up Lake Erie a lot in the past couple decades. My understanding is that fish populations are doing much better now because of it.
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by crgwbr 5y ago
Yes. And due to the rest of my family, sometimes one sandwich made from two heels.
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by crgwbr 5y ago
I’m sure the fiber optic cables are at least as safe as the plastic/wood/lead water pipes.
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by crgwbr 5y ago
I’d advise just using materialized views. Yes, they don’t support incremental updates. But anything homemade will eventually be buggy somewhere and cause the index to get out of date in unexpected and probably unmonitored ways.
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by crgwbr 5y ago
> “When you’re a carpenter making a beautiful chest of drawers, you’re not going to use a piece of plywood on the back, even though it faces the wall and nobody will ever see it. You’ll know it’s there, so you’re going to use a beautiful
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by crgwbr 5y ago
Given Boeing’s recent history, I’m not sure aerospace knows how to do software well either.
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by crgwbr 5y ago
If we’re changing the F to an M, shouldn’t the G also change to a third A?
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by crgwbr 5y ago
Ambition and hard work are hardly the same thing. Many people work hard at their job, are paid a good wage, and are satisfied with their job, rather than constantly seeking a promotion. Constant promotion seeking isn’t admirable, it’s just
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On SQL(crgwbr.com)
2 points by crgwbr 5y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Uses Boiling Liquid to Cool Data Center Servers(tomshardware.com)
8 points by crgwbr 6y ago|0 comments
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by crgwbr 6y ago
One example would be Matthew 6:24b: “You cannot slave for God and for Riches” Riches is capitalized because it’s being personified as a competing god.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
Same here. I have the same model as the OP. It’s been on pretty much continuously all this winter and last. The filter only needs replaced every couple months and I’ve only had to wash the base once. And it keeps our 900 sq ft NYC apartment
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My Backup Strategy(crgwbr.com)
2 points by crgwbr 6y ago|0 comments
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by crgwbr 6y ago
Almost as easy: just setup a point to point WireGuard tunnel. I used sshuttle for remote Docker dev for a while, but found that WireGuard way outperforms it.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
It’s only crappy work if you choose to view it that way. I am a man and I have a full time career that I enjoy a lot. But despite that I still find cooking for my family to be far more rewarding than almost any aspect of my job.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
I always assumed they were sequential per-region rather than per-stream, but that’s just a guess.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
jw.org uses Noto fonts, I believe, and has content in about 1000 different languages.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
They’re entirely separate things. Dropbox syncs a local directory on your computer. S3 is a remotely accessible object store. So yes, you can put a git repo in Dropbox if you want. But that’s still an altogether different thing than “hostin
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by crgwbr 6y ago
The slides explicitly mentioned PCIe support. They just don’t make any M1 machines with standard slots yet.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
Have a reference on that? Haven’t rewatched the show in a while, but I was sure the offworld gates (with DHDs) also had a spinning inner ring.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
I’d wager that most people tend to look at their own video more the the other person’s. And if that’s true, their layout choice would make it appear more natural for the other party.
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by crgwbr 6y ago
This is obviously sometimes the case. But more often I’ve seen IO bound apps spending all their time on network roundtrip latency. I.E. not a few poorly performing SQL queries, but a thousand queries which all take a millisecond or two.
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iOS 14: 'Phoenix 2' Space Shooter Delivers Playable Demo via App Clips(macrumors.com)
2 points by crgwbr 6y ago|0 comments
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by crgwbr 6y ago
I believe OP is just referring to the ability to run adhoc queries. Typically nosql solutions are built to be performt for common access patterns, at the expense of being difficult or impossible to query in unplanned ways. SQL DBs are very
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by crgwbr 6y ago
> real life version of reversal Plague Inc To be pedantic, Plague Inc is just a reversed clone of the board game Pandemic. But overall, I think you’re spot on with his motivation.

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