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by dfsegoat 10y ago
This is a known issue - and old issue. These jets cannot fly without GPS. When they (the military) knocked out GPS intentionally around China Lake NAS a few months back (for testing aircraft in GPS denied environments) -- all Embraers were
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
It can be challenging for sure. I will say, having struggled to use R and finally prevailing, that I will NEVER use anything else for generating figures for academic publications or internal reports (ggplot2 - same as the author of course).
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
We are using these on materialized views with an explicit order by to do that for us. Have found these most helpful for those types of scenarios (summary / reporting data where we can control refresh/population) - but obviously th
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
This is fantastic. Thanks. RE: effective_io_concurrency --- any idea how this should be tuned for SSD or PCIe flash? The manual only gives an example of how to tune for RAID (by number of drives).
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Yep - thanks, this is a much better example than mine.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
This. Only BA here. But I worked in a forensic genetics laboratory with 2 Ph.D candidates from start to finish and learned to mimic their work ethic and methods: They do not sleep. They teach, then they crank out publications, and in betwee
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
I am very close to giving "k8s" a try. Despite a lot of work on trying to figure out how to get us up on docker for CI workloads - the ecosystem is very confusing in terms of docker-cloud, docker-compose vs. docker-machine (on lin
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
I tend to agree and teach this to my son with a very specific set of "rules of engagement", as I had a very similar experience - but without the positive ending. Basically I found trying that when your bullies are hardcore norteño
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
What about angular CLI - ? have you found that useful in your workflow?
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
I was really frightened with it. But webstorm from jetbrains has an EAP version which basically shows your compiled JS file "nested" under your typescript file. It's a small seamingly meaningless change that was the differenc
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Which editors? JetBrains Webstorm has the same things for both Angular2 and React. https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/whatsnew/#v2016-2-angular... I do agree that I really really was a fan of the backticks for ES6
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
I can only tell you what I know from experience: We use angular as an MVW for front-end We use django + django-rest-framework for back-end. It's important to understand that "routing" in angular is a bit "synthetic"
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Yeah absolutely same here - I think we would have hit that regardless though whatever lib we used, as I think I recall the CORS stuff is all baked into the browser. So it was really just the growing pains of moving over to a SPA for us.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Just curious if you could speak to any of the performance / development time metrics? I.e. do you spend less time developing a component in ng2 vs. ng 1.x ? Do you get better performance with ng2 vs. 1.x etc? I know it's supposed
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
FWIW as someone who struggled early on with the "How do i use angular with <other technology that i work with>?" question. It's important to IMMEDIATELY understand that the backend should not matter - so long as it retu
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Remember though, Angular is an (opinionated) framework, react is a lightweight library.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Yeah - we consult with an angular + Java group (for angular only) --- I can't understand half of what they are talking about when they talk about Enterprise level Java web projects. Java for Hadoop, Spark etc I work with daily.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Awesome - thanks so much for this from a team running 1.3 in production (and looking now at moving to 2). Just curious if you are indeed saying that the built-in router allows you to do EVERYTHING you could do with ui-router (nested states
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Yes - a very good point. Thanks for noting that - I didn't have time to go back through the list and obviously omitted the Palomares incident.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
This. There are fewer and fewer places for single repository applications in this day and age: We break out a repo for everything to our DDL / Stored procedures and of course our API vs. Front-end code. It sort of boggles the mind, rea
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Having read the following, I am now convinced that Goldsboro was NOT anywhere close to a nuclear detonation. Author below has documents FOIA'd from NNSA and DOE to back his claims in a well written / detailed document: TLDR: These
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
You refer to the spreading of fissile material. The original post refers to an "explosion 600 times more powerful than Hiroshima" -- which would obviously refer to a Nuclear detonation. So yeah, I have a problem with that based on
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Yeah, this really bugs me - having read the book. But I guess one needs to sell a movie somehow.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
I've read the book. The issue is not the trigger mechanisms/lack of security - we are talking about the durability of the warheads and accidental detonation.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Agreed 100%: 1958 Mars Bluff B-47 nuclear weapon loss incident: HE component detonated on impact. Warhead did not. 1956 Lakenheath B-47 accident A USAF B-47 crashed into a storage igloo spreading burning fuel over three Mark 6 nuclear b
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Great to know, thanks!
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
This is powerful. All I can say.
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
Hi. Thanks for taking the time. Are there any plans in the roadmap to add simple analytical / window function support etc. to mysql? I suspect that perhaps these features (and others like Common Table Expressions, bitmap indexing etc).
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
> and "git commit" actually being "git commit + move branch" Can you elaborate on that a little more? I liked where it was going -- because being able to explain how git works to someone coming from SVN has been an on
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by dfsegoat 10y ago
With respect to a django / python API implementation, Cloudera HUE is one of the most elaborate and advanced codebases I have seen - it is essentially designed to serve as a pluggable "desktop service" for interacting with th

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