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dachryn
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Azure is integrated with Cloudflare, if you chose to do so. They also offer Azure CDN, as a competing product. But I don't know if anybody takes it serious or not
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I honestly love the google sheets implementation. I never have to lookup the syntax again, or remember exactly which things does what. I only use pivot tables like 5 times a year. So I dont have every step always ready in my mind
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dachryn
5y ago
both of you can be wrong, but in practice its more like: finding the right level of normalization is a performance optimization.
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you are abusing the word 'fact' here. A political opinion is by definition not a fact. The whole problem is that nuance is getting lost. In the 80s, a scientist could say 'I have found some troubling signals, there is a 90%
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5y ago
This so much. Google gets a lot of critique for killing of its products, but Microsoft does the same in the developer community. Except they don't even have the decency to properly announce it when they consider something abandonware
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I agree Electron is a great way to serve tons of end users. But lets not exaggerate, there are 4 main systems to target: iOS, Android, Windows and Mac. Its not that insane to have 4 well optimized applications, instead of 1 mediocre-fits-al
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yeah but the problem is: which budget are you optimizing? That of the company of course. You offload a lot of bullcrap onto the end user. Like the author said, wasting electricity and battery life and thousands of devices just because you c
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and thats exactly his problem. Its about dumbifying the development cycle, with often terrible results for the end-user. Its a race to the bottom about 'how low can we go' and 'what will our users tolerate'. Not all Elec
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Linux came a long way since then. For projects like this, Zorin would be a great way to start. But even a standard desktop like Mint would already be a very good starting point. Don't forget that LTT is has two things that are not rele
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SSH --V on Windows 10 returns OpenSSH_for_Windows_7.7p1, LibreSSL 2.6.5
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Indeed, the 'cool-off' time is even part of the statement of work, and negotiable. Its just part of the game. There are maybe 10 companies active in a given region/content that have the fame to pull off this high level of con
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there is an undocumented feature, called zip deploy, if you deploy to an app service. Give it a go, it might just work. I use it to deploy a Python Django website. You need to add a setting in your App Service environment variables. It took
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R is everywhere, especially when you need to visualize stuff. It is primarily used in teams who are trying to get rid of SAS in my experience. You are right in the sense that R is typically not used end-to-end as far as I can tell, but alre
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Would a cloud provider be in the option at all? Zepl is pretty cheap, althoug not jupyter. Stuff like Google cloud managed notebooks are also pretty cheap, you can create a template, and one-click on demand create, kill it at the end of the