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by drdrey 4y ago
In the audio plugin space?
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by drdrey 4y ago
Sounds like OP has anxiety actually
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by drdrey 4y ago
12kWh is what a typical rooftop solar system can produce in a day so OP's number of 12MWh checks out for a whole year
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by drdrey 4y ago
That’s actually a cool hack 1Password becomes One Thing if your password is your thing
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by drdrey 4y ago
otherwise the sewers would get clogged, according to a city council member
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by drdrey 4y ago
What did you do during these 3 months?
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by drdrey 4y ago
might want to add some random jitter in there :) Imagine your entire NodeQuark cluster decided to restart at the same time
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by drdrey 4y ago
Same, code freezes were typically around holidays (when you know traffic will be elevated, engineers will be less available and you want increased stability)
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by drdrey 4y ago
Another thing we noticed at Netflix was that after services didn’t get pushed for a while (weeks), performance started degrading because of things like undiscovered memory leaks, threads leaks, disks filling up. You wouldn’t notice during n
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by drdrey 4y ago
Isn’t it problematic to heat water in a microwave?
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by drdrey 4y ago
Yes it was in the water to begin with, that’s what hard water is.
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by drdrey 4y ago
The thread you linked to does in fact explain that it is behaving as expected, powered by Birdwatch contributors
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by drdrey 4y ago
My kid loves Unraveled on the switch, he asks for it all the time. It’s a cute co-op puzzle platformer.
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by drdrey 4y ago
bugpoint is the equivalent for llvm: https://www.llvm.org/docs/CommandGuide/bugpoint.html
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by drdrey 4y ago
The justification is that renewable* power can not be easily adjusted to match demand and storing electricity on a large scale is tricky and expensive *really just solar and wind, which seems to be mostly what people mean when they say rene
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by drdrey 4y ago
If someone pays you in cash, how do you know the money was not stolen?
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by drdrey 4y ago
I went into this article assuming it was about the recent Tornado Cash sanctions, the Bitcoin maximalism twist was a surprise
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by drdrey 4y ago
Anybody knows what Ryan Tomayko is up to now? His Twitter account doesn't exist anymore ( https://twitter.com/rtomayko ) and his Github ( https://github.com/rtomayko ) shows 0 activity
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by drdrey 4y ago
How is that in Youtube’s interest?
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by drdrey 4y ago
This looks great! I love that you kept the shape of Java classes and method definitions but with the low level signatures. Over a decade ago, I used to maintain Jasmin and some other class file tooling :)
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by drdrey 4y ago
Please explain
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by drdrey 4y ago
The gist of the idea is that: - if you provide an essentially identical service - you make it seamless to switch - and you incentivize users to switch Then you may be able to aggressively siphon users from your target. OP’s example is using
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by drdrey 5y ago
Just looking at macro trends: cell phone usage has exploded, have we seen a similar explosion in brain tumors over the last two decades or so? Anybody knows where to get this data?
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by drdrey 5y ago
What’s an example of such a system?
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by drdrey 5y ago
Why would one prefer ISO 8601 dates over POSIX timestamps?
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by drdrey 5y ago
Why do you limit your scope to digital art? There are plenty of other potential applications, from tickets, music and gaming to gumroad-like marketplaces
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by drdrey 5y ago
these drones would need 3+ hours of battery life
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by drdrey 5y ago
Not what OP is saying here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30369741
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by drdrey 5y ago
Does anybody know where I can read more about that picture specifically? It looks suspiciously good, what kind of processing did it go through?
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by drdrey 5y ago
They allegedly do liveness checks with an IR sensor to make sure they are scanning a live eye

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