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by digikata 3y ago
Fluvio is an open source data pipeline project [1] w/ plugin wasm modules for data transformations as "SmartModules"[2]. In our case we can run wasm plugins on frontend or backend (none of which require a browser). Feel free
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by digikata 3y ago
I hadn't come across this before. I'll have to check it out. Thanks!
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by digikata 3y ago
Some references I recognize and some interesting new ones. Thanks!
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by digikata 3y ago
Look at the term Theory of Constraints https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_constraints . There is a "business fiction" book called "The Goal" by Eli Goldratt that is pretty approachable. He actu
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by digikata 3y ago
10 drugs out of probably tens of thousands.
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by digikata 3y ago
I'm using it thru colima and there was very little config needed. Although occasional M1 users seem to run into some form of networking issues, I haven't.
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by digikata 3y ago
Have you tried lima? https://lima-vm.io/ https://github.com/lima-vm/lima
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by digikata 3y ago
Write Apache arrow parquet files directly? A lot of other dbs can ingest those directly anyway.
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by digikata 4y ago
Would qx be difficult to adapt to a different message broker with a python client?
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by digikata 4y ago
It's been a while, but tbf not using the Nordic proprietary BT stack on their microcontrollers was a pain in C too.
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by digikata 4y ago
As I recall, Karl Popper is generally thought to be a major contributor to the approach of modern scientific methods. Having worked in simulation and simulation validation before, simulation is a method that is powerful, but adds complexity
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by digikata 4y ago
Maybe? Skimming the protocol there aspects of the spec I may not be understanding that superficially seem at odds with a storage container with fairly simple interfaces. Though the security aspects seem at about at the complexity they have
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by digikata 4y ago
These are fair suggestions for the low level detail of my comment. I think the core functionality is providing a web friendly storage access api providing for user control and syncing between multiple nodes. It's been done before but n
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by digikata 4y ago
For a while now I think we have been lacking an enabling shareable storage and auth abstraction to build cloud apps on. From this standpoint email is a little bit of shared storage: owner read, public write (with email specific secure accep
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by digikata 4y ago
A $300 tablet drops support in 90days to a year. A $300 tablet equivalent in a car has a trailing maintenance requirement for service and parts for years (5-10?)
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by digikata 4y ago
One thing I've found is that outside the formal design cycle its often nice to write short technical memos to document some small portion of what you're working on. It could be a feature, it could be why the CI is setup the way it
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by digikata 4y ago
Perhaps I'm reading the summary of numbers wrong, but it looks like at 1.5-2.5 cups a day, the hazard ratio was 0.69 for sweetened coffee drinkers vs 0.71 for unsweetened coffee at 2.5-4.5 cups a day. With confidence intervals on those
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by digikata 4y ago
The sweet spot would seem to be for you to drink two cups a day.
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by digikata 4y ago
I use git to sync a local bin folder between machines. One branch per type environment though sometimes that's just a branch for a particular machine. common files between many environments are just in a common subdirectory. This could
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by digikata 4y ago
A farm bot? https://farm.bot Around $1.5-6k
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by digikata 4y ago
I changed over the bus started edition in the morning, and the announcement came out in the afternoon. The help docs had some buttons to request getting on the non-commercial family support. I received a couple of service case support email
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by digikata 4y ago
Is what the article says re: the pahole utility still correct (that it's not maintained)? Looks like it might be maintained now w/ kernel git under the dwarves area. Pahole is a decent utility to look at what the packing of a str
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by digikata 4y ago
At a party we could now be having a nice conversation about Stephenson and maybe Gibson et al.
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by digikata 4y ago
Reference to a plot element in Neal Stephensen's book, Cryptonomicon which included a startup for pinoy-grams enabled by a new submarine fiber-optic cable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptonomicon
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by digikata 5y ago
Increase of passenger engagement metrics on app delivered video services?
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by digikata 5y ago
They spend a lot of money trying to offer competitive features on their flights - like maybe watching streaming videos on the plane enabled by the app. To the extent that passengers can't finish a 439MB download of the app just before
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by digikata 5y ago
When you have many parameters in multiple models with interdependent parameters in feedback cycles the Monte Carlo method lets you sample the space and explore faster. Especially in large scale simulations the execution speed limits exhaust
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by digikata 5y ago
Perhaps only cutting edge makes sense to build new, and once there is increase of cutting edge capacity, older fabs will gain spare capacity to be used for automotive and other industrial users.
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by digikata 5y ago
You can apply the same principles, but you have to adjust the time coefficients to fit the realities of the supplier.
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by digikata 5y ago
I think io_uring more or less works as advertised now for the key thing it set out to do, but it removes one bottleneck in a larger system of network processing, so you can switch to io_uring, yet potentially without any other changes, a re

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