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datadeft
2y ago
Citation needed. Moving the biggest polluters from Earth to space makes a lot of sense. I am not sure about economic realities.
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datadeft
2y ago
>> Perhaps unsurprisingly, the batteries won't be cheap Could we get a price comparison per driven distance? Without it these numbers look good but I would be interested in the price too
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datadeft
2y ago
Seems to me that you got a quality management problem. Does not matter if your team is in-house or remote, software quality is a problem. I would try to understand why your code has those problems. > As we are growing we're running
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datadeft
2y ago
> Migrating onto Kubernetes can take years What a heck am I reading? For who? I am not sure why companies even bother with such migrations. Where is the business value? Where is the gain for the customer? Is this one of those "L
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datadeft
2y ago
> excavation only begun in 1995. We are at 5%.
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datadeft
2y ago
It is great that we need a linux kernel feature to be ported to Windows so we don’t have blue Fridays
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datadeft
2y ago
Either your are a pro LaTeX user or you did not use the more advanced features.
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datadeft
2y ago
I have used LaTeX extensively over the years until Typst came along. Typst is exactly what I need. A lightweight syntax alternative of LaTeX without the issues. It supports SVGs and many more things that are very useful.
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datadeft
2y ago
Typst a way simpler approach to this: https://typst.app/
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datadeft
2y ago
Not only it is slow, it has so many idempotency issues that it makes it barely usable.
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datadeft
2y ago
The amount of effort that goes into making Python usable is insane.
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datadeft
2y ago
>Were the doctors all innocent? Some medical professional went from healers to corporate shills for big pharma in 50 years. My favorite video about this subject: Dr. Aseem Malhotra - 'Evidence Based Medicine Has Been Hijacked'
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datadeft
2y ago
No shit. The only real surprise is that it took years for gov officials to recognize this. On the other hand, Teams is the worst thing that could have happened to work communication efficiency.
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datadeft
2y ago
I think Sqlite is an option in many cases when people want to use Postgres. I believe there is more overlap between Sqlite and Postgres than iPhone and a general computer.
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datadeft
2y ago
It has taken over already. Sqlite is the most popular database for some time already.
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datadeft
2y ago
Daily reminder that Google is an ad tech company. Everything they do is financed by ads. If the service is not relevant to ads it is going to be shut down eventually.
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datadeft
2y ago
Nobody is forcing you to use a single Parquet file.
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datadeft
2y ago
There are many angles of this. Different eating habits is one of those. Driving is another. I am not sure what is the long term impact but I guess we are going to find out.
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datadeft
2y ago
Sure? https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/gpu-energy-efficiency-nersc/
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2y ago
> But in a terminal? You can't be serious. After reading Mitchell's writings about terminal development I am not sure. > Each terminal is in the end tied to a single person A popular terminal runs on millions of devices. Thi
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datadeft
2y ago
You can ask these questions about pretty much every single performance improvement project. At the end there is always a win: - cost (this is more relevant to large scale infra perf opt) - UX (this is what a fast terminal might be achieving
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2y ago
If we have invested the same amount of money to make reliable, safe nuclear power plants that take up fraction of the space "rewnewables" use the world would be a better place. Btw. there is nothing really renewable in solar plane
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datadeft
2y ago
At some stage one Austrian politician said that Austria won't buy nuclear contaminated energy from Hungary.
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2y ago
> This grid is what makes the rapid transition to renewable energies possible No, it makes it possible to have nuclear base load plants in Hungary and Bulgaria and few other countries while some small country can play the renewable game
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2y ago
The default limits of MacOS is not really web server benchmark friendly. ulimit -a Maximum size of core files created (kB, -c) 0 Maximum size of a process’s data segment (kB, -d)
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datadeft
2y ago
I wish there was a type safe, algebraic data type using Terraform alternative.
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datadeft
2y ago
Is LightVM actively developed or used? The repo is empty.
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datadeft
2y ago
Why on Earth would any terrorist want to invest into this when you can just purchase guns and explosives much easier?
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datadeft
2y ago
Because of legal requirements?
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datadeft
2y ago
Could this be implemented in Rust? Does that project (sqlite-loadable-rs) support WASM? https://observablehq.com/@asg017/introducing-sqlite-loadable...
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